Kazerne Dossin is a center that today conveys a twofold message to its visitors. In addition to commemorating the deportation of Jews during the Second World War, attention is also paid to the violation of human rights in the present time. Amnesty does that too. During a visit to Kazerne Dossin we were allowed to dive into the rich archives, full of testimonials and registrations of people who survived the holocaust. That is how we came across the story of Fanny Kornblum (1926-2004). She was a violinist who was transferred with Transport XXI, the twenty-first deportation transport from Mechelen to Birkenau. She survived this. In the performance Transport XXI we want to highlight the then and the current violation of human rights. At present, for example, there is still oppression against Uyghurs, a Muslim minority in China’s Xinjiang Autonomous Region. Testimonials from then and now form the common thread of the performance.