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Who: Tiny Mulder, a teenage heroine in the Holocaust. She was a Dutch girl living in Drachten, 19 years old, at the time of the attack.

What: Tiny Mulder helped rescue airmen from being shot down by Germany. Her first job in the resistance was to deliver maps to people in Amsterdam and Rotterdam.

When: In 1943, Mulder started participating in multiple acts for the resistance.

Where: Mulder helped shot airmen become rescued around Hamburg, Cologne, Berlin, and relatively the Northern Netherlands.

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Tiny Mulder, a young girl at the time, who risked her life to smuggle pilots and Jews into her home for safety. If they were left alone, German soldiers could capture them. A man named Ed Pollock was a pilot whose plane crashed and was housed by Tiny and her family.

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Explain what happened after the act(s) of resistance.  What was the final impact, or result?

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Many people were saved and rescued from capture when Tiny Mulder helped them. Tiny went on after World War 2 to write novels. She wrote a novel called Tin iis (thin ice) about her experience as a coriour (shown below).

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The Bombardier's Song | Bing Crosby

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https://www.spanvis.com/historie-friesland/friese-verzetsstrijders-wo2/mulder-tiny

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Tiny became an author and wrote about her experience in the Holocaust after the war. She also became a translator shortly after the war ended. She translated children's books and also wrote many other novels.

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Details: When Mulder rescued people from crashes, she would ask them many questions to determine their nationality, and give them regular clothes so that they would blend in with the rest of the civilians. A man named Ed Pollock recalled tiny very well. His plane went down and two of his crewmates were killed and five were wounded out of the eight remaining. Tiny gave him a home and he is forever thankful for the Mulder family.

Dates: In 1943, Mulder started rescuing allied airmen.

Important Facts: When the allied airmen were safely in a home, the resistance would send their rank, serial number, and their name. Then once they were ready to escape, the resistance would give the men fake dutch identity cards, to go undercover.