Project 'Long shadow of Sobibor' Interview 04 Marco (Marcus) de Groot Project 'Late gevolgen van Sobibor'
Web Source
title=Online Interview from the website 'Long Shadow of Sobibor'; URI=http://www.longshadowofsobibor.com./interview/marco-de-groot
title=Website Jewish Historical Museum - Two Thousand Witnesses Tell Their Stories; URI=http://www.jhm.nl/2000witnesses
title=NIOD - Sobibor interviews; URI=https://easy.dans.knaw.nl/ui/datasets/id/easy-dataset:50558
title=Online interview op de website 'Late gevolgen van Sobibor'; URI=http://www.longshadowofsobibor.com./nl/node/98
title=Website Jewish Historical Museum - Tweeduizend Getuigen Vertellen; URI=http://www.jhm.nl/2000getuigen
title=Project description with all interviews; URI=http://www.persistent-identifier.nl?identifier=urn:nbn:nl:ui:13-hobu-8f
Creator(s)
- Leydesdorff (copyright interview), S. (Universiteit van Amsterdam)
- Huffener (access, distribution), M. (Stichting Sobibor / Sobibor Foundation))
- Selma Leydesdorff (copyright on interview)), Universiteit van Amsterdam - Fac. Geesteswetenschappen
- Mirjam Huffener (project manager), Stichting Sobibor
Scope and Content
Marco de Groot was born in 1939 in Amsterdam and grew up there. He still has recollections of his parents, who were rounded up. His heavily pregnant mother was betrayed and taken away from the hiding place where she and her son Marco were staying at the time; at that very moment little Marco was playing at the neighbours. Marco's father, who was also in hiding, tried to find another hiding place in Amsterdam for him. From August 1944 onwards Marco lived in Rustenburgerstraat with people who cared for him but were in a bad marriage themselves. He stayed with them after the war. When his foster parents divorced, Marco followed his father, who had a new wife and family. He did not feel at home here and left his parents as soon as he could. Despite his mental health problems, caused by his past experiences, Marco managed to build a new life. He made a career with "Hollandse Lloyd", founded two businesses, and married Riet. Together they have a daughter and a son. Both Marco's father and his mother were killed in Sobibor. Dutch keywords / Trefwoorden: analistenschool, arbeidersgezin, Assink, assuradeur, bataljonshulppost, Betsie Rood, bioscoop, Bob van de Berg, boekhouden, bonthandel, Channa Meijer, David Lilienthal, dokter Visser, dokter Weyel, familie Zweig, Fanny, Folkertsma Stichting, geboorteakte, golf, hospice, Jaap Huisman, Joël Cahen, Judith, judo, kazerne, Kennedy, KNCV, kruidenierszaak, laboratorium, Lessink, Levi, Levi de Groot, longarts, Louis Assink, Louitje, Majoor Strietman, Max Roozendaal, MBA, Michel Waterman, militaire dienst, Nathan Daniel, oom Sam, Piet, Prednison, professor Brummelkamp, Prozac, psychiater, PTT, regenjassenfabriek, René Storm, Riet, Robbie Maurits, Robbie Visser, Ruth Wallage, Sarcoïdose, Sasja Martel, Sinai Ambulant, tante Agaath, Teixeira de Mattos, tennis, textielfabriek, tranquillizers, verzekeringsmaatschappij, Wilhelmina Gasthuis, Yehuda Ashkenazy, zenuwarts, Ziekte van Besnier Boeck
Conditions Governing Reproduction
REQUEST_PERMISSION
http://www.dans.knaw.nl/en/content/dans-licence-agreement-deposited-data
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements
mov/H264
Subjects
- Jewish
- Jewish life
- Second World War
- Tweede Wereldoorlog
- Modern history
- Oral history
- Humanities
- History
- Liberation
- Camps and ghetto's
- In hiding
- Expectations
- Life during the war
- Persecution
- Life before the war
- Shtetl
- Leven voor de oorlog
- Sjtetl
- Joods leven
- Co-plaintiff Demjanjuk trial
- Demjanjuk trial
- Consequences of Sobibor
- Rebuilding lives
- Life after the war
- Kampen en getto's
- Bevrijding
- Leven na de oorlog
- Leven opbouwen
- Vervolging
- Leven in de oorlog
- Verwachtingen
- Onderduik
- Gevolgen van Sobibor
- 2000 getuigen vertellen
Places
- Sobibor
- Poland
- Netherlands