And they did it one little tiny step
but after another little tiny step as they enforced all their
regulations to stop Jews for mixing with gentiles it did look different.
The benches in the park had signs on them that said no Jews.
Stores had signs that said no Jews, trolley cars so
you didn't see people going in and out of the synagogues anymore because you know the people weren't there anymore.
[Interviewer] Had there been any Nazi propaganda at all before?
[Marion] When? [Interviewer] Up until this time.
The minute they walked in, they began with the propaganda.
I think that's what I said a little while ago. They started this
education for propaganda campaign
to set the the Dutch against the Jews they made all the movie theaters
show a movie called "De eeuwige Jood," "The Eternal Jew" and
one of our Jewish
Sociology teachers told us to go and see it
and we went with the Jews could still go to the movies at that point and we looked at the movie
and we sat and laughed and made smart remarks all the way through and
disagreed with everything they said, but when we came out
a Gentile friend said to me
I wish I hadn't seen that movie because now for the first time. I have a feeling of them and us.
They I now look at and pointed to the Jewish kids that were walking with you know a few steps away
said it's them, and they're not us and I don't like it. I'm gonna help them as much as I can
But it shows that even with people who want to resist propaganda it still has an effect.