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Widespread strikes started the following Tuesday, 25 February. The Dutch police response was moderate, and the Nazi authorities were displeased. Troops were sent in to break the strike, and posters explaining the death of Koot were put up in an attempt to justify military action.
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The Koot family had a winning lottery ticket in 1932 and, combined with savings, that allowed them to buy a store that sold equipment and supplies for textile manufactures to which moved on the
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rather than describe the actual facts". Those lurid details are not confirmed in the police reports, which had gotten lost but were found again, and are available through the
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Koot in fact entered such a neighborhood, with some 40 other WA members (one of his sons was also there and was also wounded). He got beaten up by a Jewish
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in the Netherlands, had ordered thugs to collaborate with the Nazis in beating up Jews and creating civil unrest in the hope to provoke Jewish resistance.
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that salaciously described the act: "a Jew had ripped open the victim's artery with his teeth and sucked his blood out", in "an obvious allusion to
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Response was immediate. The Jewish neighborhood was sealed off by German authorities, which effectively began the Amsterdam ghetto,) and a
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diamond cutter. They had eight children; the eldest two had gone to sea to join the merchant navy, but all of the others joined various
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He moved up in the NSB ranks as well and quickly rose to the rank of sergeant. During the 1941 events, he had attained the rank of
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Vervolgd in Limburg: Joden en Sinti in Nederlands-Limburg tijdens de Tweede Wereldoorlog
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Niet bij steen alleen: van sociale vereniging tot sociale onderneming, 1876–2003
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Protests broke out, and the raid on an ice cream parlor, a known hangout for a Jewish
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for the Netherlands, had forbidden WA members from entering Jewish neighbourhoods.
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By January 1941, far-reaching measures to restrict Jews had been enacted, and
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Images of Koot's funeral and Seyss-Inquart's subsequent speech
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Hendrik Koot was born and raised in Amsterdam. He joined the
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Beekers, Wouter P.; Woude, Roelof Enno van der (2008).
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World War II
WA
National Socialist Movement in the Netherlands
Jodenbuurt
February strike
Judenrat
Jewish Council of Amsterdam
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de
National Socialist Movement in the Netherlands
Anton Mussert
Concertgebouw
Asscher
Jewish
Nazi
fascist
SS
Dutch Landstorm
Nationale Jeugdstorm
Hitler Youth
Vijzelstraat
non-commissioned officer
Hanns Albin Rauter
SS and Police Leader
Hans Böhmcker
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Arthur Seyss-Inquart
Reichskommissar
Waterlooplein

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