US EditionJewish writer and war victim Etty Hillesum honored with her own bridge
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Jewish writer and war victim Etty Hillesum honored with her own bridge
In the South, the Etty Hillesum Bridge was opened this afternoon by mayor Femke Halsema. Previously, bridge 409 was often unofficially called the “Music Bridge”; as of today, the bridge bears the name of the Jewish writer. Prior to the opening, there was a program in St. Ignatius gymnasium. Several speeches were given by initiator Annemieke Bieringa, among others. The chairman of the Etty Hillesum House Foundation, Lotte Bergen, also gave a shor…
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