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Arme kinderen voor een raam / Poor children looking through a window from Nationaal Archief uploaded January 2011
Clochard overnacht onder brug in Parijs / French tramp spending the night under a bridge in Paris from Nationaal Archief uploaded January 2011
Bedelaar naast koets koning George V / King George V accosted by a beggar from Nationaal Archief uploaded January 2011
Rietvlechters / Reed benders from Nationaal Archief uploaded January 2011
Kunstgebitten te huur / Dentals for hire from Nationaal Archief uploaded January 2011
Baby in vluchtelingenkamp / Sleeping child in refugee camp from Nationaal Archief uploaded January 2011
Huurdersstaking / Tenant strike protest from Nationaal Archief uploaded January 2011
Ierse ketellappers: moeder en kind bij een provisorische tent / Irish tinkers: mother and child in front of their so-called tent from Nationaal Archief uploaded January 2011
Bed van prostituée in Amsterdam / Sagging bed of a prostitute in Amsterdam from Nationaal Archief uploaded January 2011
Professor verkoopt zelf getekende ansichtkaarten / Professor selling self made postcards from Nationaal Archief uploaded January 2011
Armoedige buurt in Parijs, rond 1900 / Poor neighborhood in Paris, about 1900 from Nationaal Archief uploaded January 2011
Rij werklozen in een stempellokaal / Unemployed queueing for social benefit from Nationaal Archief uploaded January 2011
Straatmuzikante krijgt fooi / Tip for a French busker in Paris from Nationaal Archief uploaded January 2011
WOI: gewonde Engelse soldaten, terug van het front, in discussie over geld beleggen in oorlogsobligaties / WWI: returned wounded English soldiers discussing the use of investing money in war bonds from Nationaal Archief uploaded January 2011
Hongertocht tijdens oorlogswinter / Famine during WW II: collecting food from Nationaal Archief uploaded January 2011

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Hongertocht tijdens oorlogswinter / Famine during WW II: collecting food

from Nationaal Archief

Anahí Vega said:
Es un valioso y gran testimonio de la Segunda Guerra Mundial y de la hambruna que sufría la gente en ese entonces. Aunque ésto pasó hace años, a mí me produce muchísima tristeza ver estas imágenes.
Yousef Malallah said:

Award For Best Photo In The Universe (post1 – award 5)
batvoca said:
Kinderwagentje, hmmm, lijkt me eerder een poppenwagen
annet said:
(the western part of the netherlands, where the big cities are, were worse off in the last winter of WW2 then the rest of the country. People travelled (on foot, sometimes by bike if not yet confiscated) ever bigger distances to buy food from farmers, or exchanging personal belongings for food. Deathtoll from just starving was very high)
Ceaseless Reward said:
Bel instant

Hadt-je-me-maar: Amsterdamse zwerver die raadslid werd / Dutch tramp who became a local politician

from Nationaal Archief

Yvette Hoitink said:
Zie ook een artikel over Hadt-je-me-maar op Wikipedia.
Sam said:
Really cool story and image!

Ierse ketellappers: moeder en kind bij een provisorische tent / Irish tinkers: mother and child in front of their so-called tent

from Nationaal Archief

Marvelous Robert Marland said:
Not sure if "Tinkers" is the correct term
raining rita said:
oh oh her poor little cheeks
Jack Falstaff said:
'Irish Travellers' is the polite term, though Romany gypsies call them by a less polite name. The tent is called a 'bender', and is modelled on the Romany 'tan'.
mikescottnz said:
Great post war vintage.They are not believed to be Roma or Drom 'gypies' having working seasonally and travelled in Ireland for centuries , more recently England. "I hope this Blog will become a collection of some of the living Irish Traveller (Tinker or Pavee ) traditions I've being lucky enough to encounter and perhaps even some of the random moments that grace my life with a sense of personal order... sure, time will tell :) " barefootpavee.blogspot.com/2010_06_01_archive.html Kildare County Council Library Services Celebrating Inclusion and Cultural Diversity www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzmYCP2jvfY&feature=player_em...
Borek Lupomesky said:
What is the context of this photo? It remains me of the "Migrant Mother".