Camp Westerbork Class Photo Reunion: 83 Years Later
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- "It's a miracle." Eva Weyl (90) from Amsterdam could hardly believe it when she unexpectedly saw Wolfgang polak (91) in Dortmund last september after 83 years.
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“It’s a miracle.” Eva Weyl (90) from Amsterdam could hardly believe it when she unexpectedly saw Wolfgang polak (91) in Dortmund last september after 83 years. During the Second World War, they were both imprisoned in Camp Westerbork in Drenthe, from where over 100,000 Jews, Roma and Sinti were deported to the concentration and extermination camps. The vast majority were murdered there by the Nazis.
Weyl has been giving lectures at schools about the Second World war for eighteen years, mainly in Germany.As an eyewitness to the holocaust, she wants to warn young people about what can happen when people are systematically excluded as of thier background.
Conversation overheard
After one of those lectures, Weyl is chatting in a café in Dortmund when she is approached by Wolfgang Polak’s wife. She has overheard part of the conversation about Camp Westerbork and says that her husband was also in the camp. They live nearby and she calls her husband,who promptly comes to the café.
“I couldn’t say anything,” Polak says about that meeting. “We were there in that camp. And then you meet that girl from back then 83 years later. We are both still alive.”
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