Salo Muller - My History
Summary
Softcover, 344 pages, trilogy with two previously published books and a new story. Account of a Jewish boy in hiding. As an adult, he tackles the Dutch Railways.
Reflections on my life's journey
In old age, Salo Muller looks back over the past with a dominant place for the war past, as a Holocaust survivor. Both his parents and most of his family perished in Auschwitz.
The battle with the Dutch railways
The lonely struggle of a Holocaust survivor who began a personal crusade against the powerful Dutch Railways with which both his parents were deported. Train tickets paid for by the Jewish citizens from whom everything was taken away. With the credo: 'I do it for you, papa and mama!' The personal crusade became a claim for damages for all Dutch victims and totalled 50 million euros. (previously published 2020)
See you tonight and be nice! War memories
The last words Salo heard as a six-year-old child from his mother when she dropped him off at kindergarten; in the fateful war year of 1942. From that year, Salo went into hiding at nine addresses after being rescued from the kindergarten at the Hollandsche Schouwburg. (2005, 2014)