Dutch underground press, 1940-1945
Approximately 1300 Dutch underground newspapers published between 1940 and 1945. The material ranges from primitively handwritten or typed sheets (calling for opposition to the Nazis or containing simple daily news items) to professionally edited and printed papers with political articles and views as well as pieces on national socialism, measures imposed by the enemy and during the later years of the war, expectations and concepts related to the reconstruction of a "new democracy" in a liberated country, as well as to military and political developments throughout the world
Microform, Dutch, 1986
IDC, Zug, Switzerland, 1986