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2008

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sarflondondunc said:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anton_Mussert
it is aai! said:
Is dit niet voor (de ingang van) de Ridderzaal?
Leenke said:
** translation of describtion ** Dutch volunteers in German service. NSB-leader Anton Mussert while holding his speech to the 1st batallion of the WA-voluntary regiment just before they are sworn in at the Binnenhof, The Hague. Holland, The Hague, october 11th 1941. Behind Mussert: Rijkscommisaris generaal-luitenant Seyffardt and SS- Obergruppenfuhrer Rauter
Chris Robinson Breadon said:
Leenke many thanks for your translation
batvoca said:
De beschrijving laatste zin klopt niet. Achter Mussert: vlnr. Rauter, luitenant-generaal Seyffardt en Rijkscommissaris Seyss-Inquart, De naam van de dikke rechts is mij onbekend. Achter Rauter lijkt Van Geelkerken te staan. Seyffardt was de beoogd bevelhebber van het vrijwilligerslegioen. Dat is hij in naam wel geworden, maar nooit effectief

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Leenke said:
** translation of describtion ** Dutch volunteers in German service. Confirmation of the 1st batallion of the WA-voluntary regiment at the Binnenhof in The Hague. Holland, The Hague, october 11th 1941
Zebra404 said:
See where this picture was taken. [?]
Frank Van Hevel said:
Waarom zulke kleine foto's? Wat is de relevantie hiervan? Why these very small pictures?
psvoorop said:
@ Frank Ik vermoed dat het een foto-scan is, geen negatief-scan. Bij verder uitvergroten gaat de kwaliteit dan dramatisch achteruit.
Gary Cooper said:
Keep pictures alive ,never forget history, or we will all be lost. My uncle, a Para was captured at Arnhem. Luckily still with us today.

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rogiro said:
Lange Bisschopstraat?
grangearts said:
I was in the WW2 only when we left France and got near to Germany I saw the women collaborators of the Germans...they had their hair cut off in a big school yard...it was horrible they were crying...some could not care a less...a lot were expecting...Nick Greener British Soldier
sarflondondunc said:
The girls look very young. NSB was the Dutch Nazi's wasn't it? So were they like the League of German Girls in the Hiltler Youth (Bund Deutscher Mädel in der Hitler-Jugend)?
br@mbly said:
I'm not sure about translating moffenmeid, it doesn't sound terribly PC in English. "Kraut-girl"
sarflondondunc said:
I read the translation as Shaved maidservants