Newspapers and articles from the time of the Nazi occupation in the Netherlands and after the liberation, 1944-1947

Newspapers and articles from the time of the Nazi occupation in the Netherlands and after the liberation, 1944-1947 - Photographs of victims from the concentration camps and photographs from the Netherlands under the occupation as they appeared in the "Vrij Nederland" newspaper, 28 April 1945; - Article from the "Het Parool" newspaper including a report that according to Felix Kersten, Hitler's intention was to deport the entire Dutch population to Poland, 13 September 1947; - Liberation edition of "De Waarheid", the journal of the Communist party in the Netherlands, 09 May 1945; - Copy of the underground newspaper, Op Wacht", February 1944; - Pamphlet with two articles: "Bezettingsrecht (Occupation Law)", regarding legal problems arising during occupation by a hostile regime; "Tenzij (Unless)" concerning the obligation to oppose persecution of the Jews; the name of the editor and the date of the pamphlet are not given; - Two copies of the underground newspaper "De Vrije Katheder" including an article regarding anti-Semitism in the Netherlands, October-November 1944; - Copy of the newspaper, "Parool-Post", containing articles regarding the punishment of Dutch collaborators after the war and treatment of the Jewish survivors returning to the Netherlands, October 1944.