Miriam Troostwyk - May 28, 1998 and June 3, 1999
Hiding
[laughs] Um, March 7th, 1943, until April 16th, 1945, you were in hiding, in the farm of the Vandenberg...
In Arnhem.
family.
Yes.
All right. Ten people were there.
It was not a farm, it was a very poor little house. I'm very sorry that it isn't there anymore. And uh, it was a beaute garden, a beautiful garden and uh, with a lot of fruit trees and vegetables.
Now, one of the last things you said to me at our last session was um, we had a wonderful time.
Yeah.
You said you were together.
We had a lot of stress because there was always hanging, hanging a sword over your...
Right.
Head--over your head.
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