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Forgotten Moluccan Photos From 1954 Touch Families: Sophie (74) Recognizes Herself Next to Her Mother

Summary by bd.nl
A small brown envelope containing old negatives that ended up at the National Monument Camp Vught after the death of photographer Anna de Wit turns out to contain an unexpected treasure trove of stories. Several people in the photos from 1954 have been identified. Among them is Sophie Titahena (74), who sees herself as a little girl next to her mother.
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A small brown envelope containing old negatives that ended up at the National Monument Camp Vught after the death of photographer Anna de Wit turns out to contain an unexpected treasure trove of stories. Several people in the photos from 1954 have been identified. Among them is Sophie Titahena (74), who sees herself as a little girl next to her mother.

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bd.nl broke the news on Tuesday, August 11, 2026.
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