Talk:Bunker Tragedy

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(I removed the previous comment:

the page has been changed since the comment was posted and the translation is an exact one of the version of the Kamp Vught website.)

Merge

Shouldn't this page be merged into the Herzogenbusch article, as it has been done in the Dutch version?

Meikitsu 21:56, 7 June 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Wrong info?

Im not sure how to properly type it out in English ngl, but the information is wrong on this page. The reason the women were put in the room is because they got revenge on one of the other inmates. Agnes Jedzini was an inmate who betrayed the other women and she was put on the task to welcome new inmates to the camp. While she was welcoming them, they were telling her how and why they got there. This woman figured she would tell the camp guards and the women found out. They took revenge on her by cutting one of her braids, throwing buckets of water on her and removing her matrass from her bed. The camp guards eventually found out, because Jedzini told them, and thats why the other women got put in the bunker.

See the link below for the (Dutch) link towards this information.

Bunkerdrama - Nationaal Monument Kamp Vught

Therumisalwaysgone (talk) 09:28, 29 November 2024 (UTC)[reply]