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Many of the Dutch collections spotlight the experience of the Netherlands under German occupation in World War II, including living conditions in the country and its resistance to the occupiers. Other collections pertain to World War I, politics in the interwar years, and Dutch foreign relations in the twentieth century.
Letters from Dutch children to American children, in gratitude for American food relief in the Netherlands at the end of World War II.
Dutch housewife on conditions in the Netherlands under German occupation
US ambassador to the Netherlands, 1944–47
Rotterdam newspaper
Materials related to the German occupation of the Netherlands
Dutch cartoonist
Sharply Drawn: The Political Cartoons of Louis Raemaekers: 1914–1941
Political cartooning has always been fraught with controversy and even danger; today’s cartoonists are not the first to have their work condemned.
