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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Etty_HillesumEtty Hillesum - Wikipedia

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   Esther (Etty) Hillesum (15 January 1914 – 30 November 1943) was a Dutch Jewish author of confessional letters and diaries which describe both her religious awakening and the persecutions of Jewish people in Amsterdam during the German occupation.

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3. ettyhillesumhuis.nl › en › etty-hillesumEtty Hillesum - Etty Hillesum Huis

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   One of Etty’s former classmates remembers being at the Hillesum house when Mischa, no older than four, directly inquired if he could play her something. For the development of the musical talent of his son, Louis Hillesum thought it would be best if Mischa went to Amsterdam.

4. jwa.org › encyclopedia › articleEtty Hillesum - Jewish Women's Archive

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   Explicit in both its expression of sexuality and profession of faith, Hillesum’s diary reflects a mature, nonconformist Dutch woman attempting to grapple with the changing landscape of her internal and external worlds.

5. www.myjewishlearning.com › article › the-wisdom-ofThe Wisdom of Etty Hillesum | My Jewish Learning

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   Many Jews have read The Diary of Anne Frank, but much fewer have heard of the extraordinarily gifted Etty Hillesum, a Dutch Jew who also wrote diaries during the Holocaust and perished in Auschwitz. Etty Hillesum’s diaries and letters were first published in English in 1983.

6. www.cambridge.org › core › booksSuffering, Silence, and Wisdom in the Life of Etty Hillesum

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   Nov 21, 2020 · The author will consider the evolution of the meaning of suffering in Etty Hillesum's writings. She wants to establish the relationship between the experience of suffering and the experience of silence, as well as the progressive emergence of wisdom in Hillesum's personal experience.

7. www.stpauls.co.uk › resources › etty-hillesum-lifeEtty Hillesum: A Life Transformed | St Paul's Cathedral

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   Etty Hillesum was a young Jewish woman living in occupied Amsterdam in the 1940s who chronicled both what was happening around her, and her own deepening spiritual life and refusal to hate or to hide. Patrick Woodhouse introduces her story, her thinking, what we might learn from it today, and reads from her writings.

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   Who was Etty Hillesum?

   • Etty Hillesum, 1940. Etty Hillesum’s diary, which she kept between 1941 and 1943, is the only extant source about her. Hillesum’s diary reflects a mature, nonconformist Dutch woman attempting to grapple with the changing landscape of her internal world. In doing so she develops a mystical relationship with the God inside of her.

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   What happened to the Hillesum family?

   • Etty hoped to take care of them as best she could and keep them from the deportation train as long as possible. On 21st June 1943 the Hillesum Family, father, mother and Mischa, arrived at the Westerbork transit camp. The Hillesums were arrested during one of the last razzias in Amsterdam. Jaap Hillesum remained in Amsterdam.

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   What did Etty Hillesum experience?

   • Nevertheless, it is my intention to deepen our understanding of the experience of suffering, an experience woven silently and yet tightly into Hillesum's life by the circumstances of her times. Etty Hillesum was an eyewitness to the rupture of society and the collapse of all that seemed consolidated in the Western world, and especially in Europe.

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   When did Mischa Hillesum die?

   • Mischa Hillesum remained in Auschwitz until October 1943, when he was moved to the Warsaw Ghetto, where, according to the Red Cross, he died before 31 March 1944. Etty was murdered in Auschwitz on 30 November 1943. : 75

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   Why is Hillesum's diary explicit?

   • Her diary is explicit in its expression of sexuality; Hillesum simultaneously took Han Wegerif and the “psychochirologist” Julius Spier as her lovers. After Spier’s sudden death in September 1942, her diary reads like a long prayer to her personal God. Hillesum was murdered at Auschwitz in December 1943.

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   Who was Louis Hillesum?

   • Louis Hillesum is characterised as a clam. He was an erudite, stoic scholar with a good sense of humor. As a teacher he was strict, and described as rigid. The younger pupils feared their strict Headmaster. Arriving late or other ‘violations’ were heavily punished.

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9. www.in-between.org.uk › books › etty-hillesumsEtty Hillesum’s Diaries and Letters – In-Between Two Worlds

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   Jun 25, 2010 · Etty Hillesum’s Diaries and Letters. “To think one can have enough love in oneself to pardon God!”. A strange sentence and even stranger coming from someone in a Dutch prison camp for Jews awaiting deportation to the gas chambers of Auschwitz in 1943.