“I lived like this for twenty years,” says Nona, who lived with her family successively in Amersfoort, Vught, Eijsden, Aardenburg and Wierden. “In single-walled wooden barracks, where sometimes the ice flowers stood on the windows. We were given clothes and furniture to furnish a living room and a bedroom. The kitchen was shared and we got hot water from the central washing facility. Our parents did the washing there It was a bit like a campsite.”
KNIL daughter Nona Salakory at the Indies commemoration in Baarn: ‘You can forgive and make up for injustice’
