On the background of the story of his parents and relatives, who were betrayed by neighbors, International Emmy Award Filmmaker Willy Lindwer investigates the complicity of ordinary Dutch citizens in the deportation of 100,000 Jews to the Nazi death camps during the Second World War. Goodbye Holland also adds a shocking dimension to the resurgence of Anti-Semitism in modern Europe. The massacre of Dutch Jews during the Second World War resulted not just from the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands, but also from the zeal with which Dutch officials rounded up and deported Jews, aided by a legion of collaborators. In a moving personal exploration of the scale of this betrayal, Lindwer shatters the myth of Dutch tolerance in the past.