3.4 Liberation of the Netherlands

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• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 3

The occupation of the Netherlands

Resistance

* Worked against the Germans

* Illegal newspapers

* Helped jews

* Carried out attacks

Collaboration

* Working with the enemy

* NSB

* Anton Mussert

* Similair ideas to the NSDAP

The Liberation of The Netherlands

September 1944 - mei 1945

D-Day

* Decision day

* 6 June 1944

* Normandy

* Liberation of Western Europe

Liberation

* Southern Netherlands

* September/October 1944

* Couldn't move forward

* Rhine at Arnhem

* The advance of the Allies after D-Day went very fast

* The events were followed on illegal radio's

Dolle Dinsdag          (Crazy Tuesday)

Confusion and joy after reports about the impending liberation of the Netherlands

Hunger Winter

november 1944 - april 1945

* Very cold

* Shortage of food and fuel 

* 20.000 Dutch people died

* West

* East -> farmers

Germany surrenderd

5 mei 1945

* Whole country was liberated

* Japan surrenderd on 15 August 1945

* May 5, liberationday

After the war

* Many people punished

- Traitors

- People who collaborated with the Germans

* Shaving their heads

Bevrijdingsjournaal

Market Garden

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Germany Surrenderd

Japan Surrenderd

Hunger winter

D-Day

The Southern Netherlands were liberated

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Assignments

Make the assignments of paragraph 3.4

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