A sober, documented account of how the war came to Holland, by the Foreign Minister of that country. Those who believe that the Nazis and civilized people can live peacefully together in the same ...

The War in Holland England and France were already at war with Germany while Holland was not, as it was a neutral country and wanted to stay that way as it had been in the First World War.

The first year of the war was not too bad, but the Germans were all over the place. Later on they began to take an interest in the Jews. At that time we lived in the Jewish quarter.

THIS aspect is obviously of interest in relation to the question of European order on which Prof. G. N. Clark's pamphlet (No. 49, “Holland and the War”) has an important bearing. Prof. Clark ...

Every year in early June, we observe the anniversary of the Normandy invasion of World War II commonly called D-day. By the way, the “D” simply stands for whatever day a military assault is ...

It was 2:25 in the morning when Holland heard the war was officially over when war board chairman and attorney Thomas N. Robinson received the official message that a cease fire had been declared.

26 years after her death, a new book, Dutch Girl: Audrey Hepburn and World War II, tells the harrowing tale that Hepburn ... referring to the American and British fliers shot down over Holland.