DVD Inlay Transport XX | Miracles•Media | 20240508
Inlay of the DVD box of the 3 min film Transport XX – Installation Brussels. Disc has the DVD-VIDEO edition plus a DVD-ROM folder with video files and artwork. Box included in the collection of the Jewish Museum of Deportation and Resistance / Kazerne Dossin in 2009. The film ‘Transport XX – Installation Brussels’ and 2nd edition (final cut) ‘Transport XX – face to face’ were presented by Kazerne Dossin (1) from January 2010 – ca 2012 on the site of the Task Force For International Cooperation On Holocaust Education, Remembrance and Research (ITF , now the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA), and (2) on the frontpage of the Kazerne Dossin site from January 2011 – ca October 2012, and via YouTube channel @KazerneDossin – Favorites playlist from Feb 2011. Citation info : DVD Inlay Transport XX | Miracles•Media | 20240508 | TakeNode 1cce1be2-d78b-4457-ade6-32373ba55369
Restoring lost footage in 2012 articles in Belgian newspaper De Wereld Morgen (DeWereldMorgen.be). Citation info : De Wereld Morgen | Miracles•Media | 20240506
DVD Inlay Transport XX One Minute | Miracles•Media | 20240505
Wednesday April 11 , 2012. Mailing Marc Michiels (Coordinator commemoration Transport XX, Boortmeerbeek, Belgium) copies of a newly made DVD-Video edition of the 1 minute film of Transport XX, for the screening planned at Marc’s book presentation of Transport XX at the townhall of Boortmeerbeek , May 10, 2012 , with a short introduction by me, and the upcoming commemoration Sunday, May 13, 2012. Citation info : DVD Inlay Transport XX One Minute | Miracles•Media | 20240505 | TakeNode 9072b608-cc5f-41dd-9805-b2de5f92060c
DVD-Video edition of Transport XX – Installation Brussels included in the collection of the Jewish Museum of Deportation and Resistance / Kazerne Dossin in 2009. Screenshot of the DVD Menu film. Citation info : Transport XX DVD | Miracles•Media | 20240501 | TakeNode 040db4ed-2f59-4041-ae6c-88ed794cdfc9
Transport XX Expo Our World at War | Marc Michiels | Miracles•Media | 20240416
April 16, 2012, HaBoBIB, Boortmeerbeek, Belgium. Screening continuously of short film Transport XX – one minute loop edition – at the photo exhibition Our World at War, April 16 – May 31, 2012, HaBoBIB, Boortmeerbeek, Belgium | Photo : Marc Michiels (April 17, 2012) Citation info : Transport XX Expo Our World at War | Marc Michiels | Miracles•Media | 20240416 | TakeNode bea7683d-75bf-4346-92a6-6e5930e43d40
Images from the Westerborkfilm have been used countless times in documentaries and films about the Second World War. Here images screening in the virtual opera PUSH – based on the story of Simon Gronowski – an 11 year old Jewish boy who was pushed from the train – Transport XX – by his mother on the way to Auschwitz — Video clip https://youtube.com/clip/UgkxsM6Rj_HB0xEh4TksbjhIm4EzY81dc4H0
A virtual performance, during the April 2020 Corona virus lockdown, of the epilogue of the community opera PUSH , entitled : Ma Vie N’est Que Miracles | My life is only miracles – hosted by composer Howard Moody. It premiered on the night of the 19th April 2020, exactly 77 years after three Brussels resistance heroes stopped the Nazi train Transport XX, transporting 1600 Jewish deportees to Auschwitz, and more than 200 prisoners escaped from the train before the German border. Info : michelvanderburg.com/2020/04/19 .
Images from the Westerborkfilm have been used countless times in documentaries and films about the Second World War.
Here Westerborkfilm images – clips – screening semi-permanent ten years ago (Feb. 2013) in a museum introduction film (on holocaust, genocides, discrimination, diversity, rights) on one of the huge columns in the entrance hall of the Kazerne Dossin museum in Mechelen, Belgium (a few months after opening of the new Kazerne Dossin building). Note, shortly after this outbound deportation transport to Bergen-Belsen and Auschwitz, had left the Westerbork transit camp on May 19, 1944, the train paused at the nearby railway station of the dutch town Assen, where train cars were added from Belgian Transport XXV (25) with 508 deportees, Jews and the Roma deportee Stevo Caroli, from transit camp Kazerne Dossin (Dossin barracks) in Mechelen, and this combined transport with Jews, Sinti and Roma, including Settela Steinbach, continues to the east…to the Bergen-Belsen and Auschwitz concentration camps. Stevo Caroli survives Auschwitz-Birkenau. After returning to Belgium, Stevo Caroli’s request for a certificate, necessary for the compensation for political deportees or work refusers, is refused by the Belgian Aliens Police for racial reasons ( kazernedossin.memorial/biografie/stevo-karoli/ ).
