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Veterman himself was exemptfrom deportation for a time because he workedfor the Jewish...

Veterman himself was exempt
from deportation for a time because he worked
for the Jewish Council

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Veterman himself was exempt from deportation for a time
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because he worked for the Jewish Council.
Duration
8 seconds
Views
26
Timestamp in Movie
00:52:45
Uploaded
Apr 17, 2025
Genres
documentary, history, war
Production
Family Affair Films,Lammas Park,VPRO,Regency Enterprises,A24,Film4 Productions

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Movie Summary

The past collides with the present in this excavation of the Nazi occupation of Amsterdam: a journey from World War II to recent years of pandemic and protest and a provocative, life-affirming reflection on memory, time and what's...
In October 1943, Veterman was betrayed and arrested. - Occupied City 00:06
In October 1943, Veterman was betrayed and arrested.
He was sentenced to death in 1944, - Occupied City 00:08
He was sentenced to death in 1944,
In 1946, Veterman and his wife Katy van Witsen - Occupied City 00:11
In 1946, Veterman and his wife Katy van Witsen
Veterman was vocal about the corruption and collaboration of people in high places, - Occupied City 00:13
Veterman was vocal about the corruption and collaboration of...
During the German invasion of the Netherlands, - Occupied City 00:10
During the German invasion of the Netherlands,
During the occupation, - Occupied City 00:15
During the occupation,
The Commander Felix Steiner - Occupied City 00:09
The Commander Felix Steiner
This later became the "Wiking", - Occupied City 00:12
This later became the "Wiking",
VOICE-OVER: 45 Rapenburgerstraat, third floor. - Occupied City 00:06
VOICE-OVER: 45 Rapenburgerstraat, third floor.
In February 1941, the Germans arrested Isaac Tak, a coalman, - Occupied City 00:12
In February 1941, the Germans arrested Isaac Tak, a coalman,
From there he was deported to Mauthausen, where he died in September. - Occupied City 00:06
From there he was deported to Mauthausen, where he died in S...
A German official mockingly recorded the cause of death as ulcus molle, - Occupied City 00:10
A German official mockingly recorded the cause of death as u...
Isaac Tak's wife Bloeme Tak-Philips and their four children - Occupied City 00:10
Isaac Tak's wife Bloeme Tak-Philips and their four chil...
The Germans allowed one of the boys, Nico, to leave the camp - Occupied City 00:13
The Germans allowed one of the boys, Nico, to leave the camp
Nico went back to Amsterdam to live with an uncle. - Occupied City 00:05
Nico went back to Amsterdam to live with an uncle.
Bloeme, Nathan, Suzanna and Mozes Tak were murdered in Auschwitz - Occupied City 00:09
Bloeme, Nathan, Suzanna and Mozes Tak were murdered in Ausch...
Department of the Jewish Council for Travel and Relocation Permits. - Occupied City 00:07
Department of the Jewish Council for Travel and Relocation P...
In the spring of 1942 this was one of the 14 locations - Occupied City 00:12
In the spring of 1942 this was one of the 14 locations
For non-Jews, wearing this badge was a punishable offence. - Occupied City 00:06
For non-Jews, wearing this badge was a punishable offence.
In front of 170 Nieuwe Achtergracht. - Occupied City 00:05
In front of 170 Nieuwe Achtergracht.