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.

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.