“Zeist had no Jewish community, no synagogue or Jewish schools, but here too there were Jewish residents. And they were systematically robbed of everything they had and deported, to a large extent.” And that is why it is important that justice is done to their suffering, emphasizes Paul Schnabel, who presents the research report ‘Presumably left behind with furniture’ together with lead researcher Maarten-Jan Vos at the Zeister town hall.
How did Zeist deal with Jewish real estate during the Second World War? ‘Harrowing and painful to watch’
