Holocaust in the Netherlands: a reevaluation

Fifty years after the war, the Netherlands is publicly reevaluating its experience under Nazi occupation. Whereas research in the postwar period focused on the strength and diversity of resistance, recent scholarship has been on the collaboration of local authorities with the Nazis, thus altering previous historiography and public memory about events. This conference presents new scholarship by Dutch historians and discusses the contrasts between resistance and collaboration in German-occupied Holland