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Collectie 249-1339: Dossier - Joden - repatriëring

Na de verovering van 's-Hertogenbosch in 1629 namen de Staten-Generaal de reformatie van die stad en van de Meierij krachtdadig ter hand. Ook op administratief en bestuurlijk niveau werden zo veel mogelijk katholieken vervangen door protestanten. Het bleek bijzonder moeilijk om hervormde vervangers te vinden voor de katholieke drosten, schouten, schepenen en vorsters, en het aantal katholieke gezagsdragers ...

Willie de Kadt and another toddler play with a tricycle outdoors, they plant a Dutch flag; one pets a sleeping dog and smiles at the camera. Dutch newsprint announcing the opening of a new factory in De Rijp, Netherlands.

Pt. 1 (pp. 23-115), "Étude générale", discusses the role of civil disobedience in the rescue of Jews in France during World War II. Does not agree with the commonly held view that the French began to help the Jews only after the Vél d'Hiv roundup in July 1942, arguing that rescue efforts began immediately after the armistice with the Germans and intensified with the promulgation of the first antisemitic ...

Inleiding Sinds zijn kroning in 1555 regeerde koning Filips II over de Nederlanden, waar op dat moment zowel protestanten als katholieken leefden. In de beginjaren richtte Filips II zich in het bijzonder op het koningschap van Spanje, een van zijn andere rijksdelen. Dit veranderde toen tijdens de Beeldenstorm in 1566 veel katholieke heiligdommen door protestanten werden vernield. Filips II, die toegewijd ...

Compares Germany's and Japan's ways of dealing with wartime crimes and with ultra-nationalists. Argues that Japan has had greater difficulty coming to terms with the past than Germany. This is partly due to the fact that the Emperor could not be tried after the war. In addition, Japan was able to avoid confronting its own guilt by hiding behind the status of victim of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings, ...

<div>Hans Hartmut Weil (1918-1957) was born in Bad Kreuznach, Rhineland Palatinate. His father, a secular Jew, Maximillian David Weil, was the manager of a leather goods factory and a town councillor. His mother, Dorothee Elisabeth Weil née Taubert came from a Protestant Prussian family. The parents met during World War One when his father was an officer and his mother was matron in charge of a field ...