Villa Bouchina

Summary

• Villa Bouchina was a house of internment (a reservationcamp) in the Dutch city of Doetinchem where the Germans held 9 Jewish people during World War II, with the meaning to protect those 'prisoners'. The internated people have had a certain importance to The Netherlands or Germany before the war, and therefor the German helped them to survive for a while.

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• A House
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