Bruno Neurath-Wilson
Martinus Letterie, Henk Robeer, Gerrit Meerbeek… if the word was not so cliched – they could be called heroes. They did something that was not only very courageous, but quite literally unique in Europe: they encouraged their colleagues and the workforces of other factories to go on strike. But not to strike for more pay … Read more
Bruno Neurath-Wilson tells about his father Willi Neurath, who survived various concentration camps as a political prisoner, and his mother Eva, who supported her husband in his resistance activities, about his childhood and early youth with a father who remained true to his ideals and why he wants to share his parents’ story with the … Read more
On the third of May 1945 my father Willi Neurath survived the sinking of the Cap Arcona off Neustadt/Holstein. On 6 June 1948 he was elected – together with Rudi Goguel, Hans Schwarz and Jupp Händler, to name only a few – to the executive committee of the “Arbeitsgemeinschaft Neuengamme” (AGN). I learned that while … Read more
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