The first group of kids go to the holiday's children home; Week number 26-11
Polygoon-Profilti (producent) / Nederlands Instituut voor Beeld en Geluid (beheerder)
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Newsreels in which Dutch subjects of a certain week are presented.; At the start of the century, several organisations in Amsterdam look after the street kids from the dregs of society. The KVF, the Kinder Vacantie Feest (Children's Holiday Party), has a home in Nunspeet where children can recuperate. - close ups of boys and girls (seperated) in the door opening of a train, waving at the camera, 14" - getting out of the train at Nunspeet station, marching and waving, 18" - walking and waving through the woods, 15" - children eating at the table of the home, 13" - playing in the woods, 43" - several shots of a group of girls undressing in the dormitory and going to bed for an afternoon nap, 33" - several close ups of resting girls in bed, talking to eachother, 20". Note : SOURCE: "One hundred years of Amsterdam and its residents"
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