AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - A Dutch project called 'War in Court' digitally released a list of names of nearly half a million suspected wartime Nazi collaborators on Thursday after the expiry of a law that ...
A massive trove of historic World War II documents has been unveiled, and it strikes at the heart of a generational issue in the Netherlands. On Jan. 2, the Dutch Central Archives of the Special ...
The names of nearly half a million people suspected of collaborating with the Nazis during their occupation of the Netherlands have been published online for the first time, 80 years after the end of ...
It has long been a source of shame as much as curiosity. Now, some 80 years later, the names of those suspected of collaborating with the Nazis have been made public in the Netherlands as the country ...
THE HAGUE, Netherlands — On Dutch Openness Day, this year’s release of secret documents from state archives suddenly left Peter Baas with fundamental questions about his father’s stature as a World ...
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The cost of transparency: Nazi collaboration files spark painful Dutch reckoning with WWII past
The Netherlands' understanding of its own World War II history is now much more nuanced than in the past, when the heroism of the resistance was given more attention than collaboration with the Nazis.
The names of nearly half a million people suspected of collaborating with the Nazis during their occupation of the Netherlands have been published online for the first time, 80 years after the end of ...
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