Browsing Document Collection (Van Gybland Oosterhoff) by Issue Date

Browsing Document Collection (Van Gybland Oosterhoff) by Issue Date

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  • 1813-1913 Herdenking van het herstel van Neerlands Onafhankelijkheid 
    Stumphius, C.; Van Senus, Willem (WJ Thieme & Cie, Zutphen, 1913)
    Booklet on the celebration of 100 years of independence of the Netherlands after the Napoleonic wars. The Netherlands became a constitutional monarchy in 1813. Illustrations on page 3 - King Willem I, page 13 - Het ...
  • Voor den Zondag 
    Unknown (Nederlandsche Genootschap "Christelijke heiliging van de Zondag", 1913-11-13)
    Sermon number 46 published in 1913 with the 100 year celebration of the Dutch Royal House.
  • Daar schalt een bazuin 
    Boeree van Lennep, A.P.; Berende, W. (NV Uitg. Mij C.A.J. Van Dishoeck, 1934-07)
    Daar schalt een bazuin is a collection of poems written by A.P. Boeree van Lennep from 1911 to 1934. First edition.
  • 1940 bookmark 
    Unknown (1940)
    Boekenweekgeschenken voor "volwassenen". This was in 1940 the Dutch Book week gift for Adults.
  • Beatrix Kalender 
    Unknown (W ten Have, Amsterdam, 1940)
    Advertisement of a calendar of Beatrix in 1940.
  • Wie heeft den oorlog gewild? 
    Wichers, W. (Zonneveld, Soest, 1941)
    "Wie heeft de Oorlog gewild" is a brochure that blamed the Jews and the Communists for the Second Word War. The propaganda number of the booklet is K1130.
  • Mag een Kotholiek lid zijn van de NSB 
    Unknown (Hoofdkwartier der NSB Afd III Propaganda, 1941-02)
    Small propaganda brochure ensuring members of the Catholic Church that they may become members of the NSB (Nationaal-Socialistische Beweging)
  • Wanted : Royal family members 
    Unknown (1941-05)
  • Europa maakt front 
    Unknown (1942)
    Propaganda booklet discussing the people from various other countries than Germany taking part in the German war effort as part of the Waffen SS. Propaganda number K199.
  • Nederland Ons Vaderland 
    Unknown (Prentzegel Genootschap, Laren NV, 1942)
    White stamp with Dutch flag. “Nationale Jeugdstorm” stamp
  • De Synthese in den Oorlog 
    De Geer, Dirk Jan (D van Sijn & Zonen Rotterdam, 1942-02)
    Brochure of D.J. de Geer as was produced in 1942 titled "De Synthese in den Oorlog"
  • Decreet van den Bevelhebber der Japansche Strijdkrachten 
    Unknown (Japanese Army, 1942-03-11)
  • Volg de Roepstem van eer en geweten! 
    Unknown (1942-06-29)
    Waffen SS brochure with pro Waffen SS propaganda. Addressed to SS Rottenfuhrer (Team Leader) LG van Dijck in Den Haag.
  • Oranje Bloesems 
    Unknown (Amerikaansche Bureau voor Oorlogsinlichting, 1943)
    Pamphlet distributed by the Allied Air Force, in the Netherlands as propaganda. The booklet contains several photographs of the Royal Family.
  • Handleiding ter gebruike van onze Nederlandsche bondgenooten 
    Unknown (Geallieerde Opperbevel, 1944)
    Three booklets with the same text but different covers. The booklets were made for the Dutch to be able to help the Allies when they liberate the Netherlands. The covers were made to fool the Germans.
  • Waar het de schoolbesturen om te gaat 
    Unknown (Trouw, 1944-01)
    Conflict between Prof van Dam and School Management Committees of Christian School
  • Minister Burger over de terugkeer van het Burgerlijk bestuur 
    Unknown (1944-01-30)
    Interview with Minister Burger on Radio Oranje. Out of the newspaper "Trouw" special edition for West-Friesland, 30 January 1944, no 17.
  • Minister van Angeren 
    Unknown (De Klaroen der Bevrijding, 1944-08-23)
    Minister of Justice Van Angeren was on his request relieved of his duties as minister. The new minister was Mr. G.J. van Heuven Hoedhart
  • Met geallieerd bestuur in Duits bezet gebied 
    Unknown (Het Volk, 1944-10-13)
    Berlin 11 October 1944 - the first Anglo-American military management for the German occupied territories.
  • Japanse cijfers over de Amerikaanse verliezen bij de Philippijnen 
    Unknown (Het Volk, 1944-10-27)
    Tokyo 26 October - sea battle east of the Philippines. The Japanese sunk two American aircraft carriers and a cruiser.