63,000 Jews were deported from Amsterdam during the German occupation of the Netherlands, with the Nazis hiring trams to take Jews, including the young diarist and her family, to the city’s ...

Trams operated by GVB, still the city’s public transport company, took the Schusters — and tens of thousands of Amsterdam Jews — to trains, which took them to a transit camp in Holland and ...

After walking or biking, the Amsterdam tram is the most scenic way to travel through the city. Fifteen tram routes crisscross the city, and visitors can use their GVB OV-chipkaart to take a ride ...

(JTA) — Amsterdam’s public tram company, GVB, will place memorials at three central locations where it transported Dutch Jews into the clutches of the Nazis during the Holocaust. The city of ...

It concerns Amsterdam during the Holocaust ... and efficiently shipping them off to the camps via the extensive city tram system. Uncomprehending Jews were rousted from their homes in the ...

This all-in-one travel ticket provides unlimited use of the city’s public transportation network, including buses, trams, ferries, and metro services, as well as train travel between Amsterdam ...