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The windmill to the left most likely is the 'Overveerpolder', near the 'Warmonderhek' in Warmond. Not far away from the 'Schuttersveld', military parade ground in Leiden. This particular windmill ceased to exist around 1930. Almost the same picture, in a lesser quality, can be found in the archives of the Dutch Windmill Database Organisation ( www.molendatabase.nl ). See at their website in the section of 'Database van verdwenen molens in Nederland' under 'DB nr' # 3536 to convince yourself. (this information has been made available by the help of mr L. Middelkoop of the Dutch Windmill Database)

Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Holland before the year 1920 / Nederland van vóór 1920, and we'd love to have this added to the group!

WWI. Mobilization of the Dutch army in the Dutch East-Indies (Indonesia). East-Indian troups marching, on the left a Japanese field kitchen drawn by small native horses. 1915.

Awesome and sad at the same time. Many lives were lost in the Great War (World War I)

De man op de bok is geen soldaat. Het uniform dat hij draagt hoort waarschijnlijk gewoon bij zijn funktie.

@Drielbers: Helemaal mee eens.

** translation of describtion ** Second World War, occupation. Beachgo-ers who have just arrived by train in Zandvoort are being taken to the beach by a soldier on the "Noorderbad-Expresse", a horsedrawn wagon which could seat up to 10 people. Holland, Zandvoort, june 25th 1941. * Note: According to previous posts the driver is not a soldier, he is just wearing an uniform required for his function.

Hartelijk dank. We hebben de reactie(s) verwerkt of zijn ermee bezig. Ook op onze beeldbank. Hains Hamelink, Spaarnestad Photo (partner Nationaal Archief)