Location "Loods 24" Rotterdam
Loods 24 was used in World War II by the Germans as a assembly place for the deportation of thousands of Jewish residents of Rotterdam.
From Loods 24, between 24-07-1942 and 22-04-1943, 6536 Jewish people were deported.
There is now a large lawn on the site of the former Loods 24 (Warehouse). Out of respect for all deported Jews, this part of Rotterdam has remained free of buildings.
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Source
- Text: Dick de Bruijne
- Photos: Dick de Bruijne
- https://www.loods24rotterdam.nl/
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