Abstract
Acknowledgments Introduction 1. The History and Memory of Hidden Children 2. Before and During the War: The Netherlands and the Jews 3. After the War: The Jews and the Netherlands 4. My Mother Screamed and Screamed: Memories of Occupation, War, and Hiding 5. Came Home, but I Was Homesick: When Both Parents Returned 6. They Were Out of Their Minds: When One Parent Returned 7. Who Am I?: Orphans Living with Families 8. There Was Never a Kind Word: Life in Jewish Orphanages 9. Creating Postwar Lives, Creating Collective Memory: From the Personal to the Political Conclusion Notes Glossary References Index
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