Henneicke Column

The column Henneicke was one of 54 employees of the " Household Registration Office " existing group of Dutch premium hunters, led by Willem Briedé and Wim Henneicke and submerged Jews and their possessions of the German occupying forces reported in the Second World War. They had been members of the National Socialist Movement in the Netherlands ( NSB). From March to September 1943, she combed through and around Amsterdam after Jews in hiding. For every Jew that they would deliver, they received in addition to their regular income every seven guilders and fifty. They tracked down more than 8,000 Jews, including children, who were almost all murdered in the extermination camps.