Browsing Newspaper Collection (Van Gybland Oosterhoff) by Title

Browsing Newspaper Collection (Van Gybland Oosterhoff) by Title

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  • D.J. de Geer newspaper clippings 
    Unknown (Various, 1942-04)
    A set of newspaper clippings on the brochure published by J.D. de Geer in 1942 titled "De Synthese in den Oorlog" “Brochure van jhr. De Geer verschenen” Telegraaf Aandblad 9 April 1942 - “Mussert over brochure De Geer” ...
  • Gijselaarmoord 15 Augustus 1942 
    Unknown (1942-08)
    Bekendmaking, 15-08-1942, Gooi en Eemlander, Hilversum; Mr Robert Baelde, 17-08-1942, Schiedamsche Courant; Alexander Baron Schimmelpenninck van der Oye, 16-08-1942, Nieuwe Rotterdam Courant; Mr Otto Ernst Gelder Graaf van ...
  • Het eenheidsfront van echte Nederlanders na de Bevrijding 
    Blokzijl, Max (De Tijd, Amsterdam, 1943-04-28)
    Newspaper article by Max Blokzijl on of the best known collaborators during the Second World War. The article is a description of Blokzijl's radio program.
  • Rijkscommissaris Seyss Inquart 
    Unknown (Dagblad van Rotterdam, Rotterdam, 1941-05-30)
    Newspaper article: Rijkscommissaris Seyss Inquart, Een jaar burgerlijk bestuur. From the Dagblad van Rotterdam Evening Edition
  • Standbeeld Willem III 
    Unknown (1930)
    Newspaper article on the statue of Willem III given as a gift to England (Kensington Palace, London) by the German Kaiser.
  • The Voice of Nippon 
    Unknown (Japanese Army, 1944-05-15)
    The Voice of Nippon weekly, no 17. Japanese propaganda newspaper for interned prisoners in Djakarta.
  • De Wervelwind 1(1) 
    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
  • De Wervelwind 1(2) 
    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
  • De Wervelwind 1(3) 
    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.
  • De Wervelwind 1(4) 
    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.
  • De Wervelwind 1(5) 
    Unknown (1942-08)
    Edition 5. The journal was dropped by the RAF over the Netherlands during the Second World War. Propaganda number H18.
  • De Wervelwind 1(6) 
    Unknown (1942-09)
    Edition 6. The journal was dropped by the RAF over the Netherlands during the Second World War. Propaganda number H21.
  • De Wervelwind 1(7) 
    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)
  • De Wervelwind 2(10) 
    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
  • De Wervelwind 2(11) 
    Unknown (1943-05)
    Edition 11. The journal was dropped by the RAF over the Netherlands during the Second World War. Propaganda number H8.
  • De Wervelwind 2(12) 
    Unknown (1943-07)
    Edition 12. The journal was dropped by the RAF over the Netherlands during the Second World War. Propaganda number H15.
  • De Wervelwind 2(13) 
    Unknown (1943-08)
    Edition 13. The journal was dropped by the RAF over the Netherlands during the Second World War. Propaganda number H17.
  • De Wervelwind 2(14) 
    Unknown; Bokhorst, Matthijs (1943-09)
    Edition 14. The journal was dropped by the RAF over the Netherlands during the Second World War. Propaganda number H20.
  • De Wervelwind 2(15) 
    Unknown; Bokhorst, Matthijs (1943-10)
    Edition 15. The journal was dropped by the RAF over the Netherlands during the Second World War. Propaganda number H24.
  • De Wervelwind 2(16) 
    Unknown; Bokhorst, Matthijs (1943-11)
    Edition 16. The journal was dropped by the RAF over the Netherlands during the Second World War. Propaganda number H29.