Browsing Van Gybland Oosterhoff Collection by Title

Browsing Van Gybland Oosterhoff Collection by Title

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  • Van der Bilt, C.L. (2008-03-03)
    Notice, dated 8 December 1941, of issue of personal identification documents.
  • Unknown (2008-05-07)
    Booklet, probably part of the V-actie, portrays in photographs, maps and drawings the negatives of the war in 1918 and the positives of the war in 1943
  • V-actie 
    Unknown (2008-02-29)
    During 1941 the English radio started a V campaign. People in occupied territories were suposed to greet each others with two fingers vorming a V for Victory and Vrijheid. The Morse code (short, short, short, long) was ...
  • Van Wetheh, C. (2008-02-17)
    Letter entitled Vijf brieven. The letter is an explanation of the 6 letters numbered 573903-573908.
  • Unknown (Japanese Army, 1944-05-15)
    The Voice of Nippon weekly, no 17. Japanese propaganda newspaper for interned prisoners in Djakarta.
  • Unknown (1942-06-29)
    Waffen SS brochure with pro Waffen SS propaganda. Addressed to SS Rottenfuhrer (Team Leader) LG van Dijck in Den Haag.
  • 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.
  • Unknown (Trouw, 1944-01)
    Conflict between Prof van Dam and School Management Committees of Christian School
  • Unknown (2008-03-02)
    Little black passbook with Waffen SS stamp. This was made out to an "Unterstumfuhrer". This rank is similar to that of a second lieutenant in other military organizations.
  • Unknown (1941-05)
  • Unknown; Bokhorst, Matthijs (1942-04)
    First issue of this illegal journal. The journal was dropped by the RAF over the Netherlands during the Second World War. Propaganda number H12
  • Unknown; Bokhorst, Matthijs (1942-05)
    Second edition. The journal was dropped by the RAF over the Netherlands during the Second World War. Propaganda number H13
  • Unknown; Bokhorst, Matthijs (1942-06)
    Edition 3. The journal was dropped by the RAF over the Netherlands during the Second World War. Propaganda number H14.
  • Unknown; Bokhorst, Matthijs (1942-07)
    Edition 4. The journal was dropped by the RAF over the Netherlands during the Second World War. Propaganda number H18.
  • Unknown (1942-08)
    Edition 5. The journal was dropped by the RAF over the Netherlands during the Second World War. Propaganda number H18.
  • Unknown (1942-09)
    Edition 6. The journal was dropped by the RAF over the Netherlands during the Second World War. Propaganda number H21.
  • Unknown (1942-11)
    Edition 7. The journal was dropped by the RAF over the Netherlands during the Second World War. Propaganda number H23. (Oct and Nov)
  • Unknown (1943-04)
    Edition 10. The journal was dropped by the RAF over the Netherlands during the Second World War. Propaganda number H4. With letter from Bokhorst to Beelaerts
  • Unknown (1943-05)
    Edition 11. The journal was dropped by the RAF over the Netherlands during the Second World War. Propaganda number H8.
  • Unknown (1943-07)
    Edition 12. The journal was dropped by the RAF over the Netherlands during the Second World War. Propaganda number H15.