Trude Leeser imprisoned in Vught concentration camp
She worked there as a machine stitcher and was part of the 'Philips-Kommando'.[1] On 3 June 1944, the approximately five hundred Jewish prisoners from this Kommando, including Trude Leeser, were sent to Auschwitz.[2] She survived this camp and several others, and was released in 1945.
Footnotes
^ https://collections.arolsen-archives.org/en/document/380584, geraadpleegd 14 september 2002.
^ Arolsen Archive, Document ID: 130328407 (Trude LEESER)
Trude Leeser imprisoned in Vught concentration camp
She worked there as a machine stitcher and was part of the 'Philips-Kommando'.[1] On 3 June 1944, the approximately five hundred Jewish prisoners from this Kommando, including Trude Leeser, were sent to Auschwitz.[2] She survived this camp and several others, and was released in 1945.
Footnotes
^ https://collections.arolsen-archives.org/en/document/380584, geraadpleegd 14 september 2002.
^ Arolsen Archive, Document ID: 130328407 (Trude LEESER)
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Ze werkte er als machinestikster en deed dienst bij het zogenaamde Philips-Kommando.[1] Op 3 juni 1944 gingen de ongeveer vijhonderd Joodse gevangenenuit dit Kommando, onder wie ook Trude Leeser, naar Auschwitz.[2] Zij heeft dit kamp en ook nog een aantal andere overleefd, en kwam in 1945 vrij.
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Trude Leeser was nichtje van Hermann van Pels en zat vanaf begin 1943 in Vught gevangen.
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Trude Leeser was niece of Hermann van Pels and was imprisoned in Vught from early 1943.
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Trude Leeser imprisoned in Vught concentration camp
Trude Leeser imprisoned in Vught concentration camp
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Trude Leeser is gevangen in Concentratiekamp Vught
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