This is also the theme of a poem written in 1963 by Remco Campert, the son of poet and resistance activist Jan Campert who died in concentration camp Neuengamme in 1943. The permanent exhibition begins with a quote from this poem entitled "Iemand stelt een vraag" (‘Someone asks a question’)
'Asking yourself a question,
that's how resistance begins.'
At the end of the exhibition, where a link is made between World War Two and the present, the poem is quoted again:
'Asking yourself a question,
that's how resistance begins.
And then ask that very question
Of someone else.'
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