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Dutch Jews in prison uniforms, marked with a yellow star and the letter 'N' for the Netherlands, stand during an appeal in the Mauthausen concentration camp.
Niederländische Juden in Gefängnisuniformen, die mit einem gelben Stern und dem Buchstaben 'N' für die Niederlande gekennzeichnet sind, stehen während eines Appells im Konzentrationslager Mauthausen.
Des Juifs hollandais en uniforme de prison, portant une étoile jaune et la lettre 'N' pour les Pays-Bas, se tiennent debout pendant un appel dans le camp de concentration de Mauthausen
Gli ebrei olandesi in divisa carceraria, contrassegnati con una stella gialla e la lettera 'N' per i Paesi Bassi, stanno in piedi durante un appello nel campo di concentramento di Mauthausen.
Los judíos holandeses con uniformes de prisión, marcados con una estrella amarilla y la letra 'N' para los Países Bajos, se presentan durante una apelación en el campo de concentración de Mauthausen.
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Photographed by a stringer of SS newspaper "Das Schwarze Korps" |
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English: Dutch Jews wearing prison uniforms marked with a yellow star and the letter "N", for Netherlands, stand at attention during a roll call at the Mauthausen concentration camp. See also w/s 59007. On February 28, 1941, 389 Jewish prisoners from Amsterdam and Rotterdam, many of them working class longshoremen, arrived in Buchenwald. All were immediately sent to work in the quarry and on construction projects, which led many to soon fall ill from exhaustion, exposure, and poor diet. Regardless of the deaths, camp leaders still considered the liquidation of the Dutch Jews to be proceeding too slowly and ordered the camp doctor, Eisele, to close the infirmary to Dutch Jews, expelling the bedridden or killing them by lethal injection. Physicians among the transport were forced to perform clandestine medical procedures at night under primitive conditions. On May 22 the remaining 341 Dutch Jews were transferred to Gusen, a subcamp of Mauthausen. |
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Depicted place | Mauthausen, [Upper Austria] Austria, | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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26 June 1941 date QS:P571,+1941-06-26T00:00:00Z/11 |
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institution QS:P195,Q238990 |
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Credit line | courtesy of Gedenkstaette Buchenwald. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
Source | United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Photograph #83718 |
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