Between 1873 and 1934, the Belgian shipping company Red Star Line transported around 2 million migrants from Antwerp to New York. What makes the Red Star Line unique is that, during its rich history, this company mainly transported Eastern Europeans to the United States, many of whom were of Jewish origin. As a result, Antwerp was the most important passenger port in Europe at that time.
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Van 29 augustus tot en met 3 november 2013 speelt DE RED STAR LINE - Theatervoorstelling in de Rode Zaal van het Fakkelteater te Antwerpen. Het is 1906.
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