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Camp Prisoner Badge W-46 Kazerne Dossin


Camp Prisoner Badge W-46 Kazerne Dossin ~
A prisoner’s cardboard badge number W/46 from the SS administration of Kazerne Dossin. Jews earmarked for forced labour as prisoners in the SS Mechelen transit camp, the Dossin Barracks (Kazerne Dossin) carried a cardboard neck badge with “W” (Werk) followed by a number.
Interview with Janiv Stamberger (researcher Kazerne Dossin / University of Antwerp) filmed by Michel van der Burg (michelvanderburg.com) on August 18, 2016 at the Wiki Loves Art event in Kazerne Dossin , Mechelen , Belgium.

A still from this video (Image Ref.: mvdb20160818_182230) is available via Wikimedia  .
Note : I corrected the number (from 64 to 46) in the Wiki description today , but I am not able to change the number in the file name (and the listed camera metadata) on Wikimedia.

Camp Prisoner Badge W-46 Kazerne Dossin | 20200819 | Michel van der Burg | michelvanderburg.com | miracles.media

Torah in Kazerne Dossin


① memo 20160831 ~ Torah described in Kazerne Dossin during the Wiki Loves Art Belgium session August 18th 2016 , Mechelen , Belgium. Interview with Janiv Stamberger ( researcher Kazerne Dossin ) filmed by Michel van der Burg (michelvanderburg.com) on August 18, 2016 at the Wiki Loves Art event in Kazerne Dossin , Mechelen , Belgium.  (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Wiki Loves Art Belgium


① memo 20160830 ~ Wiki Loves Art Belgium ~ Kazerne Dossin photography session of Wiki Loves Art Belgium – August 18th 2016 , Mechelen , Belgium.
Film by Michel van der Burg – michelvanderburg.com (CC BY-SA 4.0) . A special cut with no burned-in text will follow later this month at Wikimedia Commons.

Torah Scroll


① memo 20160823 ~ Torah Scroll ~ Kazerne Dossin photography session of Wiki Loves Art Belgium – August 18th 2016 , Mechelen , Belgium.
Film by Michel van der Burg – michelvanderburg.com (CC BY-SA 4.0) . A special cut with no burned-in text will follow later this month at Wikimedia Commons.

Desolate


① memo 20160822 ~ Desolate ~ A desolate corner in the Kazerne Dossin museum with a sculpture of a man by Philip Aguirre y Otegui – Mechelen , Belgium.
Film* by Michel van der Burg – michelvanderburg.com (CC BY-SA 4.0) August 18th 2016 session of Wiki Loves Art Belgium , in Kazerne Dossin, Mechelen , Belgium. * A special cut with no burned-in text will follow later this month at Wikimedia Commons.

Kazerne Dossin


① memo 20160821 ~ Kazerne Dossin ~ Originally the barracks “Hof van Habsburg” was built in the 18th century to accomodate Austrian soldiers of the Habsburg empire. Shortly before world war 2 the barracks were named after the Belgian commander Dossin. The Dossin barracks (Caserne Dossin / Kazerne Dossin) was used during world war 2 as the detention and deportation camp for people considered jews and gypsies (roma) by the nazis. Now, following the building of the Kazerne Dossin museum it is known as the ‘Habsburg Courtyard’ (Hof van Habsburg / Cour de Habsbourg). The former barracks is now housing both the Kazerne Dossin memorial in the front wing , the Mechelen city archive in the rear wing , and apartments in the side wings.
Film* by Michel van der Burg – michelvanderburg.com (CC BY-SA 4.0) August 18th 2016 session of Wiki Loves Art Belgium , in Kazerne Dossin, Mechelen , Belgium. * A special cut with no burned-in text will follow later this month at Wikimedia Commons.