Wehrmacht Establishment JW Brouwersstraat
Before the war, this building (no. 23) served as a hiding place for several German exile writers. During World War II, the building was used by the Wehrmacht to house arrested officers. No. 21 was confiscated by the Wehrmacht on February 14, 1941.
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- Amsterdams Archief, 5191 Archief van de Secretarie; Afdeling Onderwijs en rechtsvoorganger
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