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Mijn schildt ende Betrouwen Sijt Ghij o God, mijn Heer. Rood Wit Blauw meldt op 7 mei 1945: Wij heten onze dappere Engelse en Canadese troepen van harte welkom. A hearty welcome to our galant British and Canadian friends. The people of Amsterdam thanks yo

'Bekendmaking. De burgemeester van Eindhoven maakt bekend: dat, zoodra het evacuatiebevel is gegeven, de bewoners van de navolgende straten: 1. Acht, Rijnstraat, IJsselstraat (etc) 2. Woensel Noord-West, Boschdijk, Frankrijkstraat (etc. De bevolking mag n

An end view of the wooden container protecting the Rembrandt painting 'Nightwatch'. Covered by flannel and oil paper, the picture is wound on a roller resting on wooden stands at each end of the container. A black tarpaulin covered the entire casing during the canal voyage to Amsterdam. Het schip heette ' Van God gegeven'

Aanloop Tweede Wereldoorlog. Schoolfoto van de Linnaeusschool [2e Oosterparkstraat Amsterdam] met op de voorgrond in witte overhemden de tweeling de Jong. In het midden de hoofdonderwijzer de heer van der End. Foto jaren '20 Amsterdam.

Bevrijdingsoptocht in Volendam, met een dankwoord aan het Zweedse Rode Kruis. Het originele bijschrift luidt: 'Inhabitants of Volendam, the quaint little village on the former Zuider Zee, celebrate the end of the war. Typical Dutch costume is still being worn. A carriage in the parade with a sign reading: 'Volendam thanks Sweden'. The large 100-pound bag of flour illustrates that the Swedish Red Cross ...

From a tanker-tug in Amsterdam supplies of milk for the Dutch people are piped into churns, to be taken into the city end issued free of charge, on production of ration cards by the civilians.

Amsterdam dry dock. Two big ships are being repaired at once. Ship in foreground is being fitted out with new plates. The 'Piet Hein' is a Dutch vessel that was seized by the Germans when war broke out and used by them for convoy trips. Severely damaged by British bombs it was tugged to Amsterdam after the war's end, and is being rebuilt now.