Where the Dutch Resistance and Dutch Collaborators Came Together during WW2 in the Netherlands 

An iconic spot regarding World War II in the Netherlands was the Maliebaan (Utrecht). Here both the NSB (National Socialist Movement / Nationaal-Socialistische Beweging) and the German organs of power (Gestapo, SD, SS, NSDAP, Luftwaffe and Wehrmacht), the Dutch SS / Germanic SS and WA, as well as the Dutch resistance (Group Abrecht, Archbishop Johannes de Jong and people in hiding) were located. This all happened during the German occupation of the Netherlands. Learn more about the fascinating stories that took place here during the Second World War in German-occupied Netherlands.
History Hustle presents: Where the Dutch Resistance and Dutch Collaborators Came Together during WW2 in the Netherlands.
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Recorded on 25 April 2020 in Utrecht, the Netherlands.
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- aandemaliebaan...
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- De NSB. Ontstaan en opkomst van de Nationaal-Socialistische Beweging, 1931-1935 (Robin te Slaa & Edwin Klijn).
- De Zwarte Kameraden. Een geïllustreerde geschiedenis van de N.S.B. (J. Zwaan).
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