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World War II - Dutch resistance worker writing false identity documents. Stock Photo

RMDYEGNG–World War II - Dutch resistance worker writing false identity documents.

World War Two : Members of the NSB (Dutch National Socialist Party) and shaven headed 'collaborators' arrested by Dutch Resistance. Stock Photo

RM2A5YRBK–World War Two : Members of the NSB (Dutch National Socialist Party) and shaven headed 'collaborators' arrested by Dutch Resistance.

Vintage World War Two propaganda poster issued shortly after the liberation in 1945 with a design by Frederic H.K. Henrion (1914-1990): The soldiers of the Netherlands Underground Forces greet the soldiers of the United Nations. (Dutch title: De Binnenlandsche Strijdkrachten groeten de Soldaten der Bondgenooten). Printed by Offset Smeets, Weert. The Dutch resistance to the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands during World War II can be mainly characterized as non-violent, and was organized by the Communist Party, churches, and independent groups. Stock Photo

RM2CGHGDF–Vintage World War Two propaganda poster issued shortly after the liberation in 1945 with a design by Frederic H.K. Henrion (1914-1990): The soldiers of the Netherlands Underground Forces greet the soldiers of the United Nations. (Dutch title: De Binnenlandsche Strijdkrachten groeten de Soldaten der Bondgenooten). Printed by Offset Smeets, Weert. The Dutch resistance to the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands during World War II can be mainly characterized as non-violent, and was organized by the Communist Party, churches, and independent groups.

RMEX6XF2–World War Two : Members of the NSB (Dutch National Socialist Party) and shaven headed 'collaborators' arrested by Dutch Resistance.

WW2 Nederlands Dutch Propaganda Occupation Poster card with Dutch man wearing clogs, kicking a swastika wearing squealing pig in the rear. Holland Nederlands World War II Second World War. War illustration dark humour cartoon. Stock Photo

RM2T6XJC3–WW2 Nederlands Dutch Propaganda Occupation Poster card with Dutch man wearing clogs, kicking a swastika wearing squealing pig in the rear. Holland Nederlands World War II Second World War. War illustration dark humour cartoon.

World War II - A postcard containg a fictitious address and name used by the Dutch resistance for the transmission of 'The Spark'' (De Vonk) in the period from December 1940 to spring 1941. Stock Photo

RMDYEH15–World War II - A postcard containg a fictitious address and name used by the Dutch resistance for the transmission of 'The Spark'' (De Vonk) in the period from December 1940 to spring 1941.

The Monument honoring the Dutch resistance during World War II, Deventer, The Netherlands Stock Photo

RF2M59RG9–The Monument honoring the Dutch resistance during World War II, Deventer, The Netherlands

Old Printing Press (due to illegal press during the Second World War?) for the Resistance Museum Amsterdam, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 16-10-1991, Whizgle Dutch News: Historic Images Tailored for the Future. Explore The Netherlands past with modern perspectives through Dutch agency imagery. Bridging yesterday's events with tomorrow's insights. Embark on a timeless journey with stories that shape our future. Stock Photo

RM2XR1BX9–Old Printing Press (due to illegal press during the Second World War?) for the Resistance Museum Amsterdam, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 16-10-1991, Whizgle Dutch News: Historic Images Tailored for the Future. Explore The Netherlands past with modern perspectives through Dutch agency imagery. Bridging yesterday's events with tomorrow's insights. Embark on a timeless journey with stories that shape our future.

Corrie ten Boom (1892-1983) was a Dutch watchmaker and Christian arrested by the Nazis for hiding Jews during World War II. She was imprisoned at Scheveningen when resistance materials and extra ration cards were found in her home. After trial, she was moved to two concentration camps. Her eventual release from Ravensbrück concentration camp (she was later told) was the result of a clerical error and a week later the other women in her age group were sent to the gas chambers. Her 1971 book and the 1975 movie, The Hiding Place, feature her family's work in hiding refugees during World War II. Stock Photo

RM2CCDPJN–Corrie ten Boom (1892-1983) was a Dutch watchmaker and Christian arrested by the Nazis for hiding Jews during World War II. She was imprisoned at Scheveningen when resistance materials and extra ration cards were found in her home. After trial, she was moved to two concentration camps. Her eventual release from Ravensbrück concentration camp (she was later told) was the result of a clerical error and a week later the other women in her age group were sent to the gas chambers. Her 1971 book and the 1975 movie, The Hiding Place, feature her family's work in hiding refugees during World War II.

This is in the back right hand corner of a Cemetery of Honour which was laid out in 1971.The Dutch flag flies here and there is a plaque to 'The Fallen 1940-1945'. It contains headstones to forty-eight victims of the war, the final one of which is that of Jan van Hoof. The story of this young Resistance worker, who is credited with disabling the explosive charges under the bridge at Nijmegen during Operation Market Garden, is a complicated one with claims and counter-claims about just what he did do. His action at Nijmegen gained him the Military Order of William. Van Hoof's Memorial in Nijm Stock Photo

RM2M99T02–This is in the back right hand corner of a Cemetery of Honour which was laid out in 1971.The Dutch flag flies here and there is a plaque to 'The Fallen 1940-1945'. It contains headstones to forty-eight victims of the war, the final one of which is that of Jan van Hoof. The story of this young Resistance worker, who is credited with disabling the explosive charges under the bridge at Nijmegen during Operation Market Garden, is a complicated one with claims and counter-claims about just what he did do. His action at Nijmegen gained him the Military Order of William. Van Hoof's Memorial in Nijm

The Waalsdorpervlakte Dutch World War 2 memorial site in the Netherlands.An open place in the dune area 'Meijendel' (The Hague, the Netherlands),where over 250 members of the Dutch resistance were killed by the Germans during World War II. It is also the site of top Nazi collaborator Anton Mussert's execution in 1946, a year after his arrest in The Hague on 7 May 1945. It is one of the main locations where on 4 May 'Remembrance of the Dead', a yearly commemoration of victims of World War II and other victims of war, is held Stock Photo

RM2BK1K8N–The Waalsdorpervlakte Dutch World War 2 memorial site in the Netherlands.An open place in the dune area 'Meijendel' (The Hague, the Netherlands),where over 250 members of the Dutch resistance were killed by the Germans during World War II. It is also the site of top Nazi collaborator Anton Mussert's execution in 1946, a year after his arrest in The Hague on 7 May 1945. It is one of the main locations where on 4 May 'Remembrance of the Dead', a yearly commemoration of victims of World War II and other victims of war, is held

The grave of Dutch resistance fighter H Oolbekkink in the Dutch War Graves Cemetery, Jonkerbos, Nijmegen, Netherlands. Stock Photo

RMFNCD9H–The grave of Dutch resistance fighter H Oolbekkink in the Dutch War Graves Cemetery, Jonkerbos, Nijmegen, Netherlands.

Lieutenant General H. G. Winkelman, commander-in-chief of the Dutch land and sea forces. WWII period. Stock Photo

RMWTD1E0–Lieutenant General H. G. Winkelman, commander-in-chief of the Dutch land and sea forces. WWII period.

The Memorial, which is in Sint Oedenrode, was initiated and funded by 101st Airborne veterans in recognition of the Dutch resistance against the Germans and the help that the 101st had had from the local population. It was the idea of veteran John Seney and was designed by Frans Alkemade, Andre van Bergeyk and Trudy Peters-Broos. It was unveiled on 21 September 1994 by Lieutenant-General Harry Kinnard who in 1944 commanded the 501st PIR which landed in the wrong place, almost on top of Castle Heeswijk. The inscription is 'Dedicated to the Dutch people in grateful appreciation' and around the Stock Photo

RM2M99RY3–The Memorial, which is in Sint Oedenrode, was initiated and funded by 101st Airborne veterans in recognition of the Dutch resistance against the Germans and the help that the 101st had had from the local population. It was the idea of veteran John Seney and was designed by Frans Alkemade, Andre van Bergeyk and Trudy Peters-Broos. It was unveiled on 21 September 1994 by Lieutenant-General Harry Kinnard who in 1944 commanded the 501st PIR which landed in the wrong place, almost on top of Castle Heeswijk. The inscription is 'Dedicated to the Dutch people in grateful appreciation' and around the

Queen Wilhelmine of Holland reviews the troops stationed in Gelderland. By October 1939, the Dutch army had been put on alert and the frontier provinc Stock Photo

RM2E243NX–Queen Wilhelmine of Holland reviews the troops stationed in Gelderland. By October 1939, the Dutch army had been put on alert and the frontier provinc

The monitoring department of the Dutch resistance (government in exile) Radio Oranje; in London; during the second world war 1941 Stock Photo

RMEC845P–The monitoring department of the Dutch resistance (government in exile) Radio Oranje; in London; during the second world war 1941

The Dutch Resistance Museum (Verzetsmuseum), Amsterdam, the Netherlands Stock Photo

RMBMR151–The Dutch Resistance Museum (Verzetsmuseum), Amsterdam, the Netherlands

The Aceh War, also known as the Dutch War or the Infidel War (1873–1914), was an armed military conflict between the Sultanate of Aceh and the Netherlands which was triggered by discussions between representatives of Aceh and the United Kingdom in Singapore during early 1873. The war was part of a series of conflicts in the late 19th century that consolidated Dutch rule over modern-day Indonesia. The 'Gajo-, Alas-, and Batak Campaign' of the Aceh War in 1904 is mostly remembered for its hard crack down on the last Acehnese and Batak pockets of resistance. In particular the battle at Kuta Reh Stock Photo

RM2B02PTY–The Aceh War, also known as the Dutch War or the Infidel War (1873–1914), was an armed military conflict between the Sultanate of Aceh and the Netherlands which was triggered by discussions between representatives of Aceh and the United Kingdom in Singapore during early 1873. The war was part of a series of conflicts in the late 19th century that consolidated Dutch rule over modern-day Indonesia. The 'Gajo-, Alas-, and Batak Campaign' of the Aceh War in 1904 is mostly remembered for its hard crack down on the last Acehnese and Batak pockets of resistance. In particular the battle at Kuta Reh

Map of Bandoeng during Indonesian War of Independence 1945-1948 Stock Photo

RF2WNA9MW–Map of Bandoeng during Indonesian War of Independence 1945-1948

Bloemendaal, Netherlands - Oct 10, 2022: Honorary Cemetery for resistance fighters executed in Amsterdam and in the dune at Bloemendaal. Sunny autumn Stock Photo

RF2K9KWW2–Bloemendaal, Netherlands - Oct 10, 2022: Honorary Cemetery for resistance fighters executed in Amsterdam and in the dune at Bloemendaal. Sunny autumn

Women thought to have collaborated with the Germans being punished in Grave in Holland. Members of the resistance shave the woman's hair and paint swastikas on their heads before parading them through the streets. The photo is dated 18th September 1944 Stock Photo

RM2XXJ88E–Women thought to have collaborated with the Germans being punished in Grave in Holland. Members of the resistance shave the woman's hair and paint swastikas on their heads before parading them through the streets. The photo is dated 18th September 1944

The inscription on the Plaque is 'In May-June 1940 the citizens of Nijmegen spontaneously offered assistance to tens of thousands of Belgian prisoners of war on their way to Nazi camps in cramped Rhine barges'. It was erected on 16 May 1992 by the National Belgian Federation of ex Prisoners of War.' Between 30th May and 5th June, ninety barges, packed with a quarter of a million Belgian POWs, were moored on the Waal quay. The road bridge had been blown by the Dutch on 10th May and was lying in the water, blocking their way to the camps in Germany. Citizens from the surrounding districts of N Stock Photo

RM2M99T0F–The inscription on the Plaque is 'In May-June 1940 the citizens of Nijmegen spontaneously offered assistance to tens of thousands of Belgian prisoners of war on their way to Nazi camps in cramped Rhine barges'. It was erected on 16 May 1992 by the National Belgian Federation of ex Prisoners of War.' Between 30th May and 5th June, ninety barges, packed with a quarter of a million Belgian POWs, were moored on the Waal quay. The road bridge had been blown by the Dutch on 10th May and was lying in the water, blocking their way to the camps in Germany. Citizens from the surrounding districts of N

Desiré-Felicien-Francois-Joseph Cardinal Mercier ( 1851 — 1926 ) was a Belgian prelate of the Roman Catholic Church . Became one of the leaders of Belgium during the war, opposing the deportation of Belgians to Germany, and was instrumental during the peace settlement in keeping outlying Dutch regions from being annexed . He served as Archbishop of Mechelen from 1906 until his death, and was elevated to the cardinalate in 1907. Mercier is noted for his staunch resistance to the German occupation of 1914, and is considered to have been the mentor of Leo Cardinal Suenens - WORLD WAR I - WWI - P Stock Photo

RM2PBHC0K–Desiré-Felicien-Francois-Joseph Cardinal Mercier ( 1851 — 1926 ) was a Belgian prelate of the Roman Catholic Church . Became one of the leaders of Belgium during the war, opposing the deportation of Belgians to Germany, and was instrumental during the peace settlement in keeping outlying Dutch regions from being annexed . He served as Archbishop of Mechelen from 1906 until his death, and was elevated to the cardinalate in 1907. Mercier is noted for his staunch resistance to the German occupation of 1914, and is considered to have been the mentor of Leo Cardinal Suenens - WORLD WAR I - WWI - P

Jan was a young student in Nijmegen who worked for the Dutch Underground Resistance. The Nijmegen bridge had to be captured intact by American Airborne forces during Operation Market Garden so that British Armoured forces could cross the river Waal and move onward towards Arnhem. The Germans had laid mine charges under all the important bridges and intended to blow them if the Allies attempted to cross them. The trigger for the explosion of the mines was connected by wires from the bridge to a safe point from which the bridge could be watched. Jan cut some of the wires and this bas-relief sh Stock Photo

RM2M99RXT–Jan was a young student in Nijmegen who worked for the Dutch Underground Resistance. The Nijmegen bridge had to be captured intact by American Airborne forces during Operation Market Garden so that British Armoured forces could cross the river Waal and move onward towards Arnhem. The Germans had laid mine charges under all the important bridges and intended to blow them if the Allies attempted to cross them. The trigger for the explosion of the mines was connected by wires from the bridge to a safe point from which the bridge could be watched. Jan cut some of the wires and this bas-relief sh

Headquarters of Dutch underground revealed near Valkenberg(Holland) Autumn1944 Stock Photo

RMCW6BJ0–Headquarters of Dutch underground revealed near Valkenberg(Holland) Autumn1944

On the 19th August 1944 Frank Doucette was a gunner on a B17 that was shot down over Eindhoven just north-west of here. He was taken in by the Dutch Resistance and worked with them in and around the forest of Lierop at Moorsel which was used as a hiding place for as many as thirty men at a time. During a battle with the Germans Frank was killed on 19 September 1944 and a Memorial was erected over his grave. Residents of the street the Memorial is in moved it here from its original site in order to look after it. The street is called the 'Amerikaans Vlieger' (American Flyer). The badly weath Stock Photo

RM2M99RYJ–On the 19th August 1944 Frank Doucette was a gunner on a B17 that was shot down over Eindhoven just north-west of here. He was taken in by the Dutch Resistance and worked with them in and around the forest of Lierop at Moorsel which was used as a hiding place for as many as thirty men at a time. During a battle with the Germans Frank was killed on 19 September 1944 and a Memorial was erected over his grave. Residents of the street the Memorial is in moved it here from its original site in order to look after it. The street is called the 'Amerikaans Vlieger' (American Flyer). The badly weath

RM2XR3T3B–Old Printing Press (due to illegal press during the Second World War?) for the Resistance Museum Amsterdam, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 16-10-1991, Whizgle Dutch News: Historic Images Tailored for the Future. Explore The Netherlands past with modern perspectives through Dutch agency imagery. Bridging yesterday's events with tomorrow's insights. Embark on a timeless journey with stories that shape our future.

RM2CCDPM3–Corrie ten Boom (1892-1983) was a Dutch watchmaker and Christian arrested by the Nazis for hiding Jews during World War II. She was imprisoned at Scheveningen when resistance materials and extra ration cards were found in her home. After trial, she was moved to two concentration camps. Her eventual release from Ravensbrück concentration camp (she was later told) was the result of a clerical error and a week later the other women in her age group were sent to the gas chambers. Her 1971 book and the 1975 movie, The Hiding Place, feature her family's work in hiding refugees during World War II.

Statue of resistance fighter in Deventer Holland Stock Photo

RMAJ7DF0–Statue of resistance fighter in Deventer Holland

RM2CCNYRY–Corrie ten Boom (1892-1983) was a Dutch watchmaker and Christian arrested by the Nazis for hiding Jews during World War II. She was imprisoned at Scheveningen when resistance materials and extra ration cards were found in her home. After trial, she was moved to two concentration camps. Her eventual release from Ravensbrück concentration camp (she was later told) was the result of a clerical error and a week later the other women in her age group were sent to the gas chambers. Her 1971 book and the 1975 movie, The Hiding Place, feature her family's work in hiding refugees during World War II.

The Dutch War Graves Cemetery (site of the grave of Dutch resistance fighter Jan van Hoof), Jonkerbos, Nijmegen, Netherlands. Stock Photo

RMFNCCAM–The Dutch War Graves Cemetery (site of the grave of Dutch resistance fighter Jan van Hoof), Jonkerbos, Nijmegen, Netherlands.

The Bourdon Bell at The Waalsdorpervlakte Dutch World War 2 memorial site in the Netherlands.Dune area 'Meijendel' Stock Photo

RM2BK1K64–The Bourdon Bell at The Waalsdorpervlakte Dutch World War 2 memorial site in the Netherlands.Dune area 'Meijendel'

RMWTD1BA–Queen Wilhelmine of Holland reviews the troops stationed in Gelderland. By October 1939, the Dutch army had been put on alert and the frontier provinc

RM2E243P0–Lieutenant General H. G. Winkelman, commander-in-chief of the Dutch land and sea forces. WWII period.

War Amid Ice - Flooded for defense, areas like these have frozen over in Europe's bitter winter. A Dutch Army tank testing ice-resistance. February 14, 1940. Stock Photo

RM2HX4MHW–War Amid Ice - Flooded for defense, areas like these have frozen over in Europe's bitter winter. A Dutch Army tank testing ice-resistance. February 14, 1940.

AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS - MAY 08, 2012: Memorial to the Dutch Jewish resistance in world War 2 at the junction of the River Amstel and Zwanenburgwal C Stock Photo

RF2Y0W7D7–AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS - MAY 08, 2012: Memorial to the Dutch Jewish resistance in world War 2 at the junction of the River Amstel and Zwanenburgwal C

RM2B02PTM–The Aceh War, also known as the Dutch War or the Infidel War (1873–1914), was an armed military conflict between the Sultanate of Aceh and the Netherlands which was triggered by discussions between representatives of Aceh and the United Kingdom in Singapore during early 1873. The war was part of a series of conflicts in the late 19th century that consolidated Dutch rule over modern-day Indonesia. The 'Gajo-, Alas-, and Batak Campaign' of the Aceh War in 1904 is mostly remembered for its hard crack down on the last Acehnese and Batak pockets of resistance. In particular the battle at Kuta Reh

Black And White Map of Ambon (WWII) Stock Photo

RF2WNYTC8–Black And White Map of Ambon (WWII)

RF2K9KWPJ–Bloemendaal, Netherlands - Oct 10, 2022: Honorary Cemetery for resistance fighters executed in Amsterdam and in the dune at Bloemendaal. Sunny autumn

De Dokwerker Statue at Jonas Daniël Meijerplein in Amsterdam, commemorating the General strike of 25th & 26th of February 1941 during Nazi occupation Stock Photo

RFHW248K–De Dokwerker Statue at Jonas Daniël Meijerplein in Amsterdam, commemorating the General strike of 25th & 26th of February 1941 during Nazi occupation

Food: Wageningen description: Posters of the Dutch resistance during the Second World War with a greeting to the soldiers of the Allies Date: January 1, 1945 Keywords: posters, resistance, resistance fighters Stock Photo

RM2AW9W64–Food: Wageningen description: Posters of the Dutch resistance during the Second World War with a greeting to the soldiers of the Allies Date: January 1, 1945 Keywords: posters, resistance, resistance fighters

Dirty and torn Sint Maarten flag, symbol of resistance and victory. A scene of war and devastation, the ruins of a city destroyed by conflicts. 3D Ren Stock Photo

RF2YM7XTH–Dirty and torn Sint Maarten flag, symbol of resistance and victory. A scene of war and devastation, the ruins of a city destroyed by conflicts. 3D Ren

Resistance Tony van Renterghem, photographed after the war. Here he poses in a series about the Dutch resistance. On guard for the Gestapo Date: August 1945 Keywords: portraits, World War II, Resistance Personname: Renterghem, Tony van Stock Photo

RM2APXW8R–Resistance Tony van Renterghem, photographed after the war. Here he poses in a series about the Dutch resistance. On guard for the Gestapo Date: August 1945 Keywords: portraits, World War II, Resistance Personname: Renterghem, Tony van

Close Up World War Two Resistance Pamphlet At Amsterdam The Netherlands 30-8-2021 Stock Photo

RF2GGHR0W–Close Up World War Two Resistance Pamphlet At Amsterdam The Netherlands 30-8-2021

This simple boulder Memorial is to a complex story of the Market Garden Operation. On the first day, 17th September 1944, C47 42-100672 nicknamed 'Clay Pigeon' was shot down in this area. Four members of the crew and two of the paratroopers of the 506th PIR of the 101st Airborne Division who were on board survived. Other tugs and gliders crashed in the area and their survivors and those of 'Clay Pigeon' were taken in by the Dutch Resistance, notably Miss Mary van Hoof and Mr Adriaan Goossens. Despite the risk of being discovered by the Germans, the survivors, thought to be around 16 in all, Stock Photo

RM2M99RYB–This simple boulder Memorial is to a complex story of the Market Garden Operation. On the first day, 17th September 1944, C47 42-100672 nicknamed 'Clay Pigeon' was shot down in this area. Four members of the crew and two of the paratroopers of the 506th PIR of the 101st Airborne Division who were on board survived. Other tugs and gliders crashed in the area and their survivors and those of 'Clay Pigeon' were taken in by the Dutch Resistance, notably Miss Mary van Hoof and Mr Adriaan Goossens. Despite the risk of being discovered by the Germans, the survivors, thought to be around 16 in all,

RM2XR32N9–Old Printing Press (due to illegal press during the Second World War?) for the Resistance Museum Amsterdam, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 16-10-1991, Whizgle Dutch News: Historic Images Tailored for the Future. Explore The Netherlands past with modern perspectives through Dutch agency imagery. Bridging yesterday's events with tomorrow's insights. Embark on a timeless journey with stories that shape our future.

Dutch Collaborators And Traitors -- Prisoners are carrying bricks for the improvement of Kitchens, washing places, etc. In Amsterdam at the Levantkade, where in times before the war shiplosds of Dutch East Indian products were unloaded and stored, about 4,000 collaborators, traitors, etc are now under safeguard. They were caught by the Dutch underground resistance. There is room for 30,000. One of the prisoners if the former burgomaster of Amsterdum Voute. January 18, 1950. (Photo by Pictorial Press). Stock Photo

RM2JJY3H5–Dutch Collaborators And Traitors -- Prisoners are carrying bricks for the improvement of Kitchens, washing places, etc. In Amsterdam at the Levantkade, where in times before the war shiplosds of Dutch East Indian products were unloaded and stored, about 4,000 collaborators, traitors, etc are now under safeguard. They were caught by the Dutch underground resistance. There is room for 30,000. One of the prisoners if the former burgomaster of Amsterdum Voute. January 18, 1950. (Photo by Pictorial Press).

A parade of the Dutch Volunteer Legion of the Waffen SS on Grote Marktstrasse in The Hague in 1941. On the platform are General Friedrich Christiansen (left), Lt-General Hendrik Seyffardt (middle) and SS-Obergruppenfuehrer Hanns Albin Rauter (right). Seyffaardt is wearing his Dutch army uniform (which was an act of treason). He was assassinated by Dutch resistance in 1943. Stock Photo

RM2XCCM7N–A parade of the Dutch Volunteer Legion of the Waffen SS on Grote Marktstrasse in The Hague in 1941. On the platform are General Friedrich Christiansen (left), Lt-General Hendrik Seyffardt (middle) and SS-Obergruppenfuehrer Hanns Albin Rauter (right). Seyffaardt is wearing his Dutch army uniform (which was an act of treason). He was assassinated by Dutch resistance in 1943.

RM2CCNYT0–Corrie ten Boom (1892-1983) was a Dutch watchmaker and Christian arrested by the Nazis for hiding Jews during World War II. She was imprisoned at Scheveningen when resistance materials and extra ration cards were found in her home. After trial, she was moved to two concentration camps. Her eventual release from Ravensbrück concentration camp (she was later told) was the result of a clerical error and a week later the other women in her age group were sent to the gas chambers. Her 1971 book and the 1975 movie, The Hiding Place, feature her family's work in hiding refugees during World War II.

The grave of Dutch resistance fighter Jan van Hoof in the Dutch War Graves Cemetery, Jonkerbos, Nijmegen, Netherlands. Stock Photo

RMFNCD01–The grave of Dutch resistance fighter Jan van Hoof in the Dutch War Graves Cemetery, Jonkerbos, Nijmegen, Netherlands.

RM2FN3Y02–Corrie ten Boom (1892-1983) was a Dutch watchmaker and Christian arrested by the Nazis for hiding Jews during World War II. She was imprisoned at Scheveningen when resistance materials and extra ration cards were found in her home. After trial, she was moved to two concentration camps. Her eventual release from Ravensbrück concentration camp (she was later told) was the result of a clerical error and a week later the other women in her age group were sent to the gas chambers. Her 1971 book and the 1975 movie, The Hiding Place, feature her family's work in hiding refugees during World War II.

'Oranje' armband of Dutch resistance on display in the Airborne Museum, Hartenstein hotel, Oosterbeek, Netherlands. Stock Photo

RME6MCMN–'Oranje' armband of Dutch resistance on display in the Airborne Museum, Hartenstein hotel, Oosterbeek, Netherlands.

RM2BK1K62–The Bourdon Bell at The Waalsdorpervlakte Dutch World War 2 memorial site in the Netherlands.Dune area 'Meijendel'

Dutch Collaborators And Traitors -- Dutch collaborators (NSB-ers) are marched to their work. The men are carrying straw for their sleeping quarters. In Amsterdam at the Levantkade, where in times before the war shiplosds of Dutch East Indian products were unloaded and stored, about 4,000 collaborators, traitors, etc are now under safeguard. They were caught by the Dutch underground resistance. There is room for 30,000. One of the prisoners if the former burgomaster of Amsterdum Voute. June 01, 1945. (Photo by J.de Jong, Anefo). Stock Photo

RM2JJY3B3–Dutch Collaborators And Traitors -- Dutch collaborators (NSB-ers) are marched to their work. The men are carrying straw for their sleeping quarters. In Amsterdam at the Levantkade, where in times before the war shiplosds of Dutch East Indian products were unloaded and stored, about 4,000 collaborators, traitors, etc are now under safeguard. They were caught by the Dutch underground resistance. There is room for 30,000. One of the prisoners if the former burgomaster of Amsterdum Voute. June 01, 1945. (Photo by J.de Jong, Anefo).

AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS - MAY 08, 2012: Memorial to Dutch Jewish resistance in WW2 at the junction of the River Amstel and Zwanenburgwal Canal Stock Photo

RFCPB54P–AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS - MAY 08, 2012: Memorial to Dutch Jewish resistance in WW2 at the junction of the River Amstel and Zwanenburgwal Canal

RM2B02PTT–The Aceh War, also known as the Dutch War or the Infidel War (1873–1914), was an armed military conflict between the Sultanate of Aceh and the Netherlands which was triggered by discussions between representatives of Aceh and the United Kingdom in Singapore during early 1873. The war was part of a series of conflicts in the late 19th century that consolidated Dutch rule over modern-day Indonesia. The 'Gajo-, Alas-, and Batak Campaign' of the Aceh War in 1904 is mostly remembered for its hard crack down on the last Acehnese and Batak pockets of resistance. In particular the battle at Kuta Reh

An American WWII Ford GPW (jeep) in the Overloon War Museum in Overloon, Netherlands. Stock Photo

RMFJCF79–An American WWII Ford GPW (jeep) in the Overloon War Museum in Overloon, Netherlands.

RF2K9KWTY–Bloemendaal, Netherlands - Oct 10, 2022: Honorary Cemetery for resistance fighters executed in Amsterdam and in the dune at Bloemendaal. Sunny autumn

RFHW24A7–De Dokwerker Statue at Jonas Daniël Meijerplein in Amsterdam, commemorating the General strike of 25th & 26th of February 1941 during Nazi occupation

Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands Addressing Sailors, 1941. Second World War. Following the German invasion of the Netherlands in 1940, Wilhelmina fled to Britain and took charge of the Dutch government-in-exile. She frequently spoke to the nation over the radio, and came to be regarded as a symbol of the resistance. From "Time To Remember - Operation Barbarossa", 1941 (Reel 1); documentary film about events of 1941, on the Eastern Front and at Pearl Harbour. Stock Photo

RM2XT37T1–Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands Addressing Sailors, 1941. Second World War. Following the German invasion of the Netherlands in 1940, Wilhelmina fled to Britain and took charge of the Dutch government-in-exile. She frequently spoke to the nation over the radio, and came to be regarded as a symbol of the resistance. From "Time To Remember - Operation Barbarossa", 1941 (Reel 1); documentary film about events of 1941, on the Eastern Front and at Pearl Harbour.

The Waalsdorpervlakte is place in the dunes near Wassenaare where more than 250 people of the Dutch resistance were killed by the Germans during WO2 Stock Photo

RF2BB4RKD–The Waalsdorpervlakte is place in the dunes near Wassenaare where more than 250 people of the Dutch resistance were killed by the Germans during WO2

Resistance Tonny van Renterghem, photographed after the war. Here he poses in a series about the Dutch resistance. Armed with a stengun Date: August 1945 Keywords: portraits, World War II, resistance, weapons Person name: Renterghem, Tony van Stock Photo

RM2APXW94–Resistance Tonny van Renterghem, photographed after the war. Here he poses in a series about the Dutch resistance. Armed with a stengun Date: August 1945 Keywords: portraits, World War II, resistance, weapons Person name: Renterghem, Tony van

The Last Vermeer (2019) directed by Dan Friedkin and starring Guy Pearce, Claes Bang and Vicky Krieps. Adaptation of Jonathon Lopez's novel about a Dutch artist with a mysterious past accused of selling a valuable painting to the Nazis. Stock Photo

RM2EHY5AE–The Last Vermeer (2019) directed by Dan Friedkin and starring Guy Pearce, Claes Bang and Vicky Krieps. Adaptation of Jonathon Lopez's novel about a Dutch artist with a mysterious past accused of selling a valuable painting to the Nazis.

Unveiling of the Monument to the fallen railway staff of the Dutch Railways in Utrecht, near the main building of the NS Annotation: The designer is Willem Valk Date: September 17 1949 Location: Utrecht (province), Utrecht (city) Keywords: revelations, war monuments, second world war, resistance Institution name: NS Stock Photo

RM2AR1TR4–Unveiling of the Monument to the fallen railway staff of the Dutch Railways in Utrecht, near the main building of the NS Annotation: The designer is Willem Valk Date: September 17 1949 Location: Utrecht (province), Utrecht (city) Keywords: revelations, war monuments, second world war, resistance Institution name: NS

RM2XR9YH4–Old Printing Press (due to illegal press during the Second World War?) for the Resistance Museum Amsterdam, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 16-10-1991, Whizgle Dutch News: Historic Images Tailored for the Future. Explore The Netherlands past with modern perspectives through Dutch agency imagery. Bridging yesterday's events with tomorrow's insights. Embark on a timeless journey with stories that shape our future.

Anglo-American thanks. During the war, many Dutch soldiers sheltered Allied pilots, who were shot over the Netherlands, and worked on their return to the Allied lines. Many made their bikes, clothing etc. available, which they now received from the English and American missions here in the country Date: November 1945 Keywords: gifts, second world war, resistance Stock Photo

RM2APB7Y0–Anglo-American thanks. During the war, many Dutch soldiers sheltered Allied pilots, who were shot over the Netherlands, and worked on their return to the Allied lines. Many made their bikes, clothing etc. available, which they now received from the English and American missions here in the country Date: November 1945 Keywords: gifts, second world war, resistance

Entrance Of The Resistance Museum At Amsterdam The Netherlands 30-8-2021 Stock Photo

RF2GGHR70–Entrance Of The Resistance Museum At Amsterdam The Netherlands 30-8-2021

Volkel, The Netherlands, 07.08.2023, Protest action of peace activists against nuclear weapons at dutch military air base Volkel Stock Photo

RF2RG8268–Volkel, The Netherlands, 07.08.2023, Protest action of peace activists against nuclear weapons at dutch military air base Volkel

Members of the Dutch resistance, the Dutch police, and an American soldier search for uniforms and weapons belonging to Dutchmen suspected of collaborating with the Germans during the occupation in october 1944. Stock Photo

RM2Y7E88M–Members of the Dutch resistance, the Dutch police, and an American soldier search for uniforms and weapons belonging to Dutchmen suspected of collaborating with the Germans during the occupation in october 1944.

RM2FN3Y03–Corrie ten Boom (1892-1983) was a Dutch watchmaker and Christian arrested by the Nazis for hiding Jews during World War II. She was imprisoned at Scheveningen when resistance materials and extra ration cards were found in her home. After trial, she was moved to two concentration camps. Her eventual release from Ravensbrück concentration camp (she was later told) was the result of a clerical error and a week later the other women in her age group were sent to the gas chambers. Her 1971 book and the 1975 movie, The Hiding Place, feature her family's work in hiding refugees during World War II.

War memorial in Ferwerd titled as 't nedich is, by the dutch sculptor Jan van Luijn. Stock Photo

RF2G4WMNN–War memorial in Ferwerd titled as 't nedich is, by the dutch sculptor Jan van Luijn.

RMJ2MXR6–Corrie ten Boom (1892-1983) was a Dutch watchmaker and Christian arrested by the Nazis for hiding Jews during World War II. She was imprisoned at Scheveningen when resistance materials and extra ration cards were found in her home. After trial, she was moved to two concentration camps. Her eventual release from Ravensbrück concentration camp (she was later told) was the result of a clerical error and a week later the other women in her age group were sent to the gas chambers. Her 1971 book and the 1975 movie, The Hiding Place, feature her family's work in hiding refugees during World War II.

Dutch Collaborators And Traitors -- Professor Van Dam, former Secretary-General of the Ministry of education. This man was responsible for the nazification of Dutch schools and universities. In Amsterdam at the Levantkade, where in times before the war shiplosds of Dutch East Indian products were unloaded and stored, about 4,000 collaborators, traitors, etc are now under safeguard. They were caught by the Dutch underground resistance. There is room for 30,000. One of the prisoners if the former burgomaster of Amsterdum Voute. June 01, 1945. (Photo by J.de Jong, Anefo). Stock Photo

RM2JJY3E7–Dutch Collaborators And Traitors -- Professor Van Dam, former Secretary-General of the Ministry of education. This man was responsible for the nazification of Dutch schools and universities. In Amsterdam at the Levantkade, where in times before the war shiplosds of Dutch East Indian products were unloaded and stored, about 4,000 collaborators, traitors, etc are now under safeguard. They were caught by the Dutch underground resistance. There is room for 30,000. One of the prisoners if the former burgomaster of Amsterdum Voute. June 01, 1945. (Photo by J.de Jong, Anefo).

Corrie ten Boom, underground helper of Jewish refugees during WWII and a holocaust survivor, sitting with American evangelist Billy Graham. Ten Boom was the subject of the 1971 book and 1975 motion picture, The Hiding Place. Stock Photo

RM2CCFCME–Corrie ten Boom, underground helper of Jewish refugees during WWII and a holocaust survivor, sitting with American evangelist Billy Graham. Ten Boom was the subject of the 1971 book and 1975 motion picture, The Hiding Place.

RM2B02PTW–The Aceh War, also known as the Dutch War or the Infidel War (1873–1914), was an armed military conflict between the Sultanate of Aceh and the Netherlands which was triggered by discussions between representatives of Aceh and the United Kingdom in Singapore during early 1873. The war was part of a series of conflicts in the late 19th century that consolidated Dutch rule over modern-day Indonesia. The 'Gajo-, Alas-, and Batak Campaign' of the Aceh War in 1904 is mostly remembered for its hard crack down on the last Acehnese and Batak pockets of resistance. In particular the battle at Kuta Reh

A German 'Minen' (mine) sign on display in the Overloon War Museum in Overloon, Netherlands. Stock Photo

RMFJCF6D–A German 'Minen' (mine) sign on display in the Overloon War Museum in Overloon, Netherlands.

RF2K9KWTR–Bloemendaal, Netherlands - Oct 10, 2022: Honorary Cemetery for resistance fighters executed in Amsterdam and in the dune at Bloemendaal. Sunny autumn

RFHW24AD–De Dokwerker Statue at Jonas Daniël Meijerplein in Amsterdam, commemorating the General strike of 25th & 26th of February 1941 during Nazi occupation

Charles de Gaulle Inspecting Soldiers, 1941. Britain during the Second World War. '...only with total control of Europe, could Hitler prove to those refugee governments in Britain, that their cause was hopeless. That General De Gaulle with his so-called "Free French"...and the Dutch navy under their Queen Wilhelmina. Conclude Barbarossa, and all such resistance to the new order would be proved pointless'. From "Time To Remember - Operation Barbarossa", 1941 (Reel 1); documentary film about events of 1941, on the Eastern Front and at Pearl Harbour. Stock Photo

RM2XT37R2–Charles de Gaulle Inspecting Soldiers, 1941. Britain during the Second World War. '...only with total control of Europe, could Hitler prove to those refugee governments in Britain, that their cause was hopeless. That General De Gaulle with his so-called "Free French"...and the Dutch navy under their Queen Wilhelmina. Conclude Barbarossa, and all such resistance to the new order would be proved pointless'. From "Time To Remember - Operation Barbarossa", 1941 (Reel 1); documentary film about events of 1941, on the Eastern Front and at Pearl Harbour.

RF2BB4RNG–The Waalsdorpervlakte is place in the dunes near Wassenaare where more than 250 people of the Dutch resistance were killed by the Germans during WO2

Volkel, The Netherlands, 09.08.2023, Peace and climate activists during protest action against nuclear weapons at dutch military air base Stock Photo

RF2RGK55T–Volkel, The Netherlands, 09.08.2023, Peace and climate activists during protest action against nuclear weapons at dutch military air base

1945 Daily Mail front page reporting Werewolf leader Hans Koch captured and many dead in Venezeula revolution Stock Photo

RM2WT3MBH–1945 Daily Mail front page reporting Werewolf leader Hans Koch captured and many dead in Venezeula revolution

RF2WNYTC9–Colored Map of Ambon (WWII)

RM2TDRMEP–Old Printing Press (due to illegal press during the Second World War?) for the Resistance Museum Amsterdam, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 16-10-1991, Whizgle News from the Past, Tailored for the Future. Explore historical narratives, Dutch The Netherlands agency image with a modern perspective, bridging the gap between yesterday's events and tomorrow's insights. A timeless journey shaping the stories that shape our future

RM2APB7RK–Anglo-American thanks. During the war, many Dutch soldiers sheltered Allied pilots, who were shot over the Netherlands, and worked on their return to the Allied lines. Many made their bikes, clothing etc. available, which they now received from the English and American missions here in the country Date: November 1945 Keywords: gifts, second world war, resistance

Exhibition Room At The Resistance Museum At Amsterdam The Netherlands 30-8-2021 Stock Photo

RF2GGHR7H–Exhibition Room At The Resistance Museum At Amsterdam The Netherlands 30-8-2021

Soviet Cold War Mig 21 fighter aircraft and military vehicles displayed at the Overloon War Museum, Netherlands Stock Photo

RMDF1C6P–Soviet Cold War Mig 21 fighter aircraft and military vehicles displayed at the Overloon War Museum, Netherlands

AMSTERDAM - The memorial stone for Anton de Kom in De Nieuwe Kerk on the eve of the Independence Day of the Republic of Suriname. Anton de Kom was a Surinamese-Dutch writer, freedom fighter and resistance fighter. ANP EVERT ELZINGA netherlands out - belgium out Stock Photo

RM2KJ65WB–AMSTERDAM - The memorial stone for Anton de Kom in De Nieuwe Kerk on the eve of the Independence Day of the Republic of Suriname. Anton de Kom was a Surinamese-Dutch writer, freedom fighter and resistance fighter. ANP EVERT ELZINGA netherlands out - belgium out

Hagen, Germany. 02nd Sep, 2013. The defendant Siert Bruins sits in the regional court in Hagen, Germany, 02 September 2013. The 92-year-old is accused of murder of a Dutch resistance fighter in 1944. Photo: OLIVER BERG/dpa/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMDDF7FR–Hagen, Germany. 02nd Sep, 2013. The defendant Siert Bruins sits in the regional court in Hagen, Germany, 02 September 2013. The 92-year-old is accused of murder of a Dutch resistance fighter in 1944. Photo: OLIVER BERG/dpa/Alamy Live News

jakarta, indonesia – 2019.12.18: dutch field of honour and former japanese execution site at ancol in north jakarta Stock Photo

RF2AK49WJ–jakarta, indonesia – 2019.12.18: dutch field of honour and former japanese execution site at ancol in north jakarta

Resistance Commemoration, Sculptures 'Dockers' and 'Fallen', postage stamp, Netherlands, 1965 Stock Photo

RMWA0DNW–Resistance Commemoration, Sculptures 'Dockers' and 'Fallen', postage stamp, Netherlands, 1965

The Hague, Holland-July 26 2023: The Hague Resistance and Liberation Memorial, The Hague War Monument 1940-1945 Stock Photo

RF2RR8YR9–The Hague, Holland-July 26 2023: The Hague Resistance and Liberation Memorial, The Hague War Monument 1940-1945

HOLLAND - CIRCA 1970: Stamp printed in the Netherlands shows pictures of the dutch resistance during WWII, circa 1980 Stock Photo

RFE0FRM6–HOLLAND - CIRCA 1970: Stamp printed in the Netherlands shows pictures of the dutch resistance during WWII, circa 1980

RM2B02PW0–The Aceh War, also known as the Dutch War or the Infidel War (1873–1914), was an armed military conflict between the Sultanate of Aceh and the Netherlands which was triggered by discussions between representatives of Aceh and the United Kingdom in Singapore during early 1873. The war was part of a series of conflicts in the late 19th century that consolidated Dutch rule over modern-day Indonesia. The 'Gajo-, Alas-, and Batak Campaign' of the Aceh War in 1904 is mostly remembered for its hard crack down on the last Acehnese and Batak pockets of resistance. In particular the battle at Kuta Reh

An American White M3A1 half-track vehicle in the Overloon War Museum in Overloon, Netherlands. Stock Photo

RMFJCF66–An American White M3A1 half-track vehicle in the Overloon War Museum in Overloon, Netherlands.

In this 1896 political sketch by Marius Bauer, the Dutch comic character Mijnheer Prikkebeen is shown trying to capture a bee labelled 'Oemar' - a reference to the Aceh national resistance leader Teuku Umar (1854-1899). In fact Teuku Umar was killed three years later when Dutch troops launched a surprise attack in Meulaboh. After Teuku Umar's death, his wife Cut Nyak Dhien continued to lead the guerrillas against the Dutch. The Aceh War, also known as the Dutch War or the Infidel War (1873–1914), was an armed military conflict between the Sultanate of Aceh and the Netherlands which was trigge Stock Photo

RM2B02R0N–In this 1896 political sketch by Marius Bauer, the Dutch comic character Mijnheer Prikkebeen is shown trying to capture a bee labelled 'Oemar' - a reference to the Aceh national resistance leader Teuku Umar (1854-1899). In fact Teuku Umar was killed three years later when Dutch troops launched a surprise attack in Meulaboh. After Teuku Umar's death, his wife Cut Nyak Dhien continued to lead the guerrillas against the Dutch. The Aceh War, also known as the Dutch War or the Infidel War (1873–1914), was an armed military conflict between the Sultanate of Aceh and the Netherlands which was trigge

RF2K9KWTW–Bloemendaal, Netherlands - Oct 10, 2022: Honorary Cemetery for resistance fighters executed in Amsterdam and in the dune at Bloemendaal. Sunny autumn

Grave of S Swarts in the Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery in Oosterbeek, near Arnhem, Gelderland, Netherlands. Stock Photo

RME6HDK8–Grave of S Swarts in the Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery in Oosterbeek, near Arnhem, Gelderland, Netherlands.

Loenen, Netherlands - Oct 14, 2022: Dutch field of honour and memorial site. Over 3,900 war victims are buried here. Rainy autumn day Stock Photo

RF2K9KX0A–Loenen, Netherlands - Oct 14, 2022: Dutch field of honour and memorial site. Over 3,900 war victims are buried here. Rainy autumn day

An American Sherman M4A3 WWII tank on display in the Overloon War Museum in Overloon, Netherlands. Stock Photo

RMFJCF62–An American Sherman M4A3 WWII tank on display in the Overloon War Museum in Overloon, Netherlands.

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