Westerbrok: The Dutch Camp That Deported 100,000 People Westerbork began as a safe haven for refugees. But under Nazi occupation, it became the heart of deportations in the Netherlands. With schools, theaters, and hospitals, it looked deceptively normal—yet every week trains carried thousands toward Auschwitz and Sobibor. Over 100,000 people passed through Westerbork. Today, the broken rails stand as a silent warning: history can repeat if we forget. #Westerbork #HolocaustHistory #NeverForget #A

After their liberation, tens of thousands of Holocaust survivors had nowhere to go. They ended up in Displaced Persons' Camps in Germany. The camp in Landsberg became a Jewish community within a former Nazi stronghold. | DW Stories

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