also bad on burgers
But does the NYT know that’s what happened?
Remarkably, the story had a happy ending. After the war, Henriette — now a toddler — was reunited with her parents, who had both survived Auschwitz.
Little Henriette spent the war with Jan and Geesina Kruger and their five adult children in a small seaside town to the south of Amsterdam. The Krugers called her "Rita" and pretended she was the illegitimate child of their unwed eldest daughter.
On October 24, 1942, Dutch Jews Isidor and Sara van der Hal took this final photo with their six-week-old daughter, Henriette. Minutes later, they gave her to a non-Jewish family to hide her from the Germans.
Took me a while before I visited Flevopark — gotta admit the name kinda threw me — but what a find!
Franzen doesn't count?
"No evidence has surfaced suggesting that this crime was motivated by antisemitism," says the police chief in the killing of Samantha Woll. eu.freep.com/story/news/l...