Searching for the Dutch-Paris Escape Line
Let us pause for a moment on this 91st anniversary of the Armistice that halted the official slaughters of the First World War (1914-1918) to remember the men and women […]
The most poignant of the NARA helper files I’ve read concerns a young Dutch woman who was a student at the Sorbonne when the Germans invaded in 1940. We’ll use her […]
I’ve had the honor to spend an afternoon with an Engelandvaarder, one of those approximately 1,700 Dutchmen and 48 women who made the arduous journey to England during the Occupation. A few […]
It’s 1942 in Amsterdam and the Gestapo is after you. Perhaps you’ve done something particular to annoy them, like printing an illegal newspaper or bailing out of an American or […]