In her hand, Marjon van de Waerd (73) has a bunch of tulips. “For the monument,” she says. “A tribute”. The woman from Zeist stands against the desk of the Zeister town hall, where the Holocaust was commemorated this afternoon by hundreds of people. “Just look at those photos there,” she says, pointing her fingers to a screen where photos are shown of residents from Zeist who were killed during the Second World War. “It’s terrible”.
80 years since Liberation Auschwitz: ‘It should not be forgotten what happened there’
