This transport brought two- hundred children from an orphanage in Berlin. The Jewish Community Organization favored children whose situation was urgent. They also favored orphans and homeless children. Those chosen then traveled by train to Belgium and the Netherlands, which from there they sailed to Harwich. On May 14, 1940 the last transport from the Netherlands was brought, which is also the same day the Dutch surrendered to Germany. After the transports arrived in Harwich, children with people who are sponsoring them went to meet there new families. Those without sponsors went to a summer camp in Dovercourt Bay until more permeant housing was figured out. In addition, children who were still alive wrote journals about their
This transport brought two- hundred children from an orphanage in Berlin. The Jewish Community Organization favored children whose situation was urgent. They also favored orphans and homeless children. Those chosen then traveled by train to Belgium and the Netherlands, which from there they sailed to Harwich. On May 14, 1940 the last transport from the Netherlands was brought, which is also the same day the Dutch surrendered to Germany. After the transports arrived in Harwich, children with people who are sponsoring them went to meet there new families. Those without sponsors went to a summer camp in Dovercourt Bay until more permeant housing was figured out. In addition, children who were still alive wrote journals about their