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Separated by Force: Afstandsmoeders in the Netherlands
Broadcast Amsterdam
19 episodes
8 months ago
Between 1956 and 1984, thousands of unmarried, pregnant women in the Netherlands were forced to give their babies away. This podcast discovers this dark chapter of Dutch history by hearing the experience of the women as well as the children. Furthermore, legal experts and historians will explain the social situation during that time in order to give attention to the injustice that has been done to Dutch women and their children for decades.

Please support us by listening and sharing this podcast - so the afstandsmoeders and children can finally get the justice they deserve.

Producer and presented by Sarah Tekath
Production partner: Stichting Broadcast Amsterdam (https://broadcastamsterdam.nl)

[Photo by Molly Blackbird on Unsplash]
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Between 1956 and 1984, thousands of unmarried, pregnant women in the Netherlands were forced to give their babies away. This podcast discovers this dark chapter of Dutch history by hearing the experience of the women as well as the children. Furthermore, legal experts and historians will explain the social situation during that time in order to give attention to the injustice that has been done to Dutch women and their children for decades.

Please support us by listening and sharing this podcast - so the afstandsmoeders and children can finally get the justice they deserve.

Producer and presented by Sarah Tekath
Production partner: Stichting Broadcast Amsterdam (https://broadcastamsterdam.nl)

[Photo by Molly Blackbird on Unsplash]
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#4: Psycholoog en medewerker Moederheil Harlinde van Osselaer (NL)
Separated by Force: Afstandsmoeders in the Netherlands
35 minutes
4 years ago
#4: Psycholoog en medewerker Moederheil Harlinde van Osselaer (NL)
Het moeder-kind-tehuis Moederheil in Breda was een van de grootste van Nederland. In 1972, op een leeftijd van 24, begon psycholoog Harlinde van Osselaer daar te werken. Al snel merkte ze daar dat het voor een plek waar altijd meerdere baby's waren ontzettend stil was. Later ontdekkte ze waarom. In deze aflevering beschrijft Harlinde het moeder-kind-tehuis Moederheil, haar werk met de moeders en de baby's en haar poging om de procedures in Moederheil te verbeteren.

Produced by Sarah Tekath in collaboration with Broadcast Amsterdam
More information: https://broadcastamsterdam.nl/shows/separated-by-force/

© Sarah Tekath/Broadcast Amsterdam
Separated by Force: Afstandsmoeders in the Netherlands
Between 1956 and 1984, thousands of unmarried, pregnant women in the Netherlands were forced to give their babies away. This podcast discovers this dark chapter of Dutch history by hearing the experience of the women as well as the children. Furthermore, legal experts and historians will explain the social situation during that time in order to give attention to the injustice that has been done to Dutch women and their children for decades.

Please support us by listening and sharing this podcast - so the afstandsmoeders and children can finally get the justice they deserve.

Producer and presented by Sarah Tekath
Production partner: Stichting Broadcast Amsterdam (https://broadcastamsterdam.nl)

[Photo by Molly Blackbird on Unsplash]