February Strike of 1941

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February Strike of 1941 was a landmark general strike in Nazi-occupied Amsterdam, organized in protest against the persecution of Jews and considered one of the first mass public acts of resistance in Europe during World War II.

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instanceOf act of resistance
general strike
historical event
alsoKnownAs Februaristaking NERFINISHED
February Strike NERFINISHED
cause anti-Jewish measures by Nazi occupiers
deportation of Dutch Jews
persecution of Jews in Amsterdam
raids on Jewish neighborhoods
commemoratedAt Dokwerker monument NERFINISHED
commemoratedBy annual remembrance on 25 February
commemoratedIn Amsterdam NERFINISHED
consequence arrests of strike leaders
executions of participants
repressive measures against Amsterdam population
continent Europe
country Netherlands
endDate 1941-02-26
hasMonument Dokwerker NERFINISHED
languageOfName Dutch
location Amsterdam NERFINISHED
motive protest against persecution of Jews
resistance to Nazi occupation
solidarity with Jewish population
occupyingPower Nazi Germany NERFINISHED
organizedBy Amsterdam tram workers
Communist Party of the Netherlands NERFINISHED
Dutch resistance NERFINISHED
industrial workers in Amsterdam
participants civil servants
dockworkers
metalworkers
municipal employees
students
workers in private companies
workers in public transport
relatedTo Dutch resistance NERFINISHED
Holocaust in the Netherlands NERFINISHED
Nazi occupation of the Netherlands NERFINISHED
significance early large-scale act of resistance in occupied Europe
first mass public protest in Nazi-occupied Europe against persecution of Jews
symbol of Dutch resistance
startDate 1941-02-25
suppressedBy German occupation authorities
SS NERFINISHED
Wehrmacht NERFINISHED
timePeriod World War II
year 1941

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February strike alsoKnownAs February Strike of 1941