Taken to Rouveen
At Amstelstation the fascists jeered at us and had placards that read: ‘finally those nasty Jews are leaving’.
On 25 April 1942, 486 Jewish men left from Amstelstation to various labor camps in the provinces of Overijssel and Drenthe. The Dutch Railways cooperated with the transports. On 20 May 1942, the Dutch Railways announced officially that the staff had to cooperate with the new rulers in order to keep up the standard services for the public and for business.
500 JEWS OBSERVE THE GERMAN CALL
Jewish people report themselves for departure to various labor camps. On the left a police officer "who is to steer matters in the right direction.". Imagebase WW2 - NIOD 96718
LAST STOP IN AMSTERDAM
The last thing deported Jews saw from Amsterdam is Amstel Station, where friends waved their hands in a last salute. 1942/1943 Imagebase WW2 - NIOD 96765
JEWS AT AMSTERDAM AMSTEL STATION
Jews go to Amsterdam Amstel Station to leave for the labor camps. Imagebase WW2 - NIOD 96787
