I am a musician who has spent a good deal of his touring life in the Netherlands. Holland was the first country in Europe that took to my music in a major way, beginning in 1988 when I began giving ...

Eighty years after the end of World War II, the Netherlands' largest war archive is going public. No longer classified, it contains the names of hundreds of thousands of people who were ...

World War II may have ended 80 years ago, but its painful legacy has been brought to the surface once more in the Netherlands, after a large archive on suspected Nazi collaborators was made public ...

Around 425,000 names of people suspected of collaborating with the Nazis in the Netherlands during the Second World War have been released for the first time. A Dutch project, called War In Court ...

It’s the largest archive of World War II records in the Netherlands. The list was released through the “War in Court” project, which is spearheaded by the Huygens Institute, a Dutch history ...

Photo: Photo collection: National Archives. Photographer: Carel Blazer / Anefo. Stretching nearly 4 kilometers, the CBAR documents are the largest WWII archive in the Netherlands. Documents include ...

The names of some 425,000 suspected collaborators with the Nazi occupiers of the Netherlands during World War II have been controversially published by the Dutch authorities.

Photo: Sabine Joosten/ Hollandse Hoogte Prime minister Mark Rutte used his speech during the national Holocaust Memorial Day ceremony in Amsterdam on Sunday to apologise for the actions of the Dutch ...

If Roger Kilfoil, President of the nonprofit organization Mission Margraten Plus has his way, Long Island WWII veterans will ...

AMSTERDAM (JTA) — An exact replica of a Dutch synagogue that was blown up during World War II was inaugurated in Israel. Many Jews of Dutch ancestry celebrated the inauguration last week at Mevo ...

AMSTERDAM (JTA) — Betty Goudsmit-Oudkerk, a Dutch-Jewish woman who saved hundreds of Jewish children from the Holocaust, has died at the age of 96. Goudsmit-Oudkerk, who died Sunday, was the ...