Henk van Moock, a former striker, recounts the background of the February Strike of 1941. During the war years, workers and employees resisted the inhumane attitude of the German occupiers towards their Jewish fellow citizens. Jews were dismissed, harassed, and deemed “no longer wanted” in public life. A general strike followed, in which employees from Amsterdam, the Zaanstreek, Kennemerland, Hilversum, Weesp, and Utrecht laid down their tools.
Directed by Hedda van Gennep, Carry van Lakerveld
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