Omdat hun hart sprak. Geschiedenis van de georganiseerde hulp aan Joodse kinderen in Nederlands, 1942-1945

The indignation which arose in Amsterdam and Utrecht in the middle of 1942, as a result of the German authorities in the Netherlands giving the order to proceed to the large-scale deportation of Jews from Amsterdam, was translated into action by a small number of mainly young people. Thus four resistance groups came into being, known after the war by the names Utrechts Kindercomité [Utrecht Child Committee], Amsterdamse Studenten Groep [Amsterdam Students' Group], Naamloze Vennootschap [Anonymous Association], and Trouwgroep [Trouw Group]. . Zie: Summary