Sarah Sanders-Huisman

Boas Sanders was the eldest of the four children of Sander Sanders and Esther Morpurgo. He was born on 19 December 1902 at Swammerdamstraat 56 in Amsterdam. He earned his living as a warehouse clerk but later became a traveler in automotive supplies.

On 1 June 1921, Boas was approved for service in the National Militia. He was found suitable and, according to his wishes, was assigned to the Amster…

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From this large transport of more than 1700 people, 4 men have returned. The statements they made once again essentially confirm the correctness of what was stated in paragraph 2 of this chapter regarding the fate of the direct Auschwitz transports in general. 

However, the report by one of the repatriates, that a group of young women had been "selected", seems to contradict what was concluded the…

(This addition regards among others the transport Westerbork -> Auschwitz of 9 October 1942.

After the women and children were separated from the men upon the arrival of a transport at the Auschwitz station, the usual selections for employment took place.

It must be assumed that in general, i.e. except for a number of exceptional cases, during the Cosel period and also of the direct transports to …