Plan your Visit to Yad Vashem
Image
test
Icon Arrow Right

Sun-Thurs: 09:00-16:00
Fridays and holiday eves: 09:00-13:00
Saturday and Jewish holidays – Closed

Icon Arrow Right

Yad Vashem is open to the general public, free of charge. All visits to Yad Vashem must be reserved in advance.

Wooden chest from the home of Elisabeth de Grebber from the Netherlands, who hid Jewish child Frederika Sarlui

During the war, Elisabeth de Grebber hid Allied pilots whose planes had been shot down in the area, German deserters and Jewish children, among them three-year-old Frederika Sarlui. Frederika was brought to Elisabeth's home by members of the Dutch resistance in 1943.

Wooden chest from the home of Righteous Among the Nations Elisabeth de Grebber from the Netherlands, who hid Frederika Sarlui
Wooden chest from the home of Righteous Among the Nations Elisabeth de Grebber from the Netherlands, who hid Frederika Sarlui

Wooden chest from the home of Righteous Among the Nations Elisabeth de Grebber from the Netherlands, who hid Frederika Sarlui
Frederika Sarlui, the Netherlands, 1946
Frederika Sarlui, the Netherlands, 1946

Frederika Sarlui, the Netherlands, 1946
The house of Elisabeth de Grebber in Bunde, the Netherlands where Frederika Sarlui and others were hidden during the war
The house of Elisabeth de Grebber in Bunde, the Netherlands where Frederika Sarlui and others were hidden during the war

The house of Elisabeth de Grebber in Bunde, the Netherlands where Frederika Sarlui and others were hidden during the war