Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Villa Bouchina was a house of internment (a reservation camp) in the Dutch city of Doetinchem where the Germans held nine Jewish people during World War II, with the intention to protect these 'prisoners'. The interned people had had a certain importance to the Netherlands or Germany before the war, and therefore the Germans allowed them to survive for a while. The reservation camp was part of Plan Frederiks. The Nazis thought that if there was an opportunity to be part of Plan Frederiks, the Jews would try to get that chance, instead of hiding away from the deportations to camps like Auschwitz. By using these tactics, the Germans arrested many Jews.

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