Aftermath World War 2

Aftermath World War 2

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Aftermath World War 2

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2 September 1945

Japanese surrender.
Official end of the Second World War.

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Supported

by Canada

The Canadian army stayed in the Netherlands after the war for more than a year.
Goal: keeping order and rebuilding the country.
Many Dutch women get children from Canadian soldiers.

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150.000 Dutch people migrated to Canada in the decades after the war

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Supported by the

United States

They USA gave Marshall Help to many European states.
In return the USA asked for favorable trade agreements.
Many Europeans saw the Americans as saviors and started copying American culture.

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Rebuilding

the country

Thanks to American and Canadian help the Netherlands is able to quickly rebuilt the country.
Many new neighbourhoods are built to meet the rising demand for homes.

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Americanisation

= Adopting American culture.
Mainly music, fashion, movies and wedding rituals.

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