For her sprawling book, journalist Nina Siegal read through hundreds of wartime diaries to portray difficult day-to-day lives of Dutch during Nazi Germany's five-year occupation

A new book explores how, by concealing them behind a false wall, Corrie ten Boom helped rescue hundreds of Jews and Dutch resisters from German clutches during World War II

In her new book, Dutch historian Laurien Vastenhout disproves long-held, often damaging assumptions about Holocaust-era 'Judenräte' in France, Belgium and the Netherlands

'Disturbing lack of awareness': Poll says over half of Dutch don't know Holocaust took place in their country or that 6 million Jews died

Hogeveen changes Mayor Tjalma Park to drop reference to municipal leader who was the first in Nazi-occupied Netherlands to hand over a list of local Jews, following German invasion

Comparisons have been proliferating in recent months throughout Europe and beyond, including with the wearing of yellow stars at protests against virus restrictions

Tamarah Benima says 'those in power all had the best of intentions. Also when they declared Jews a danger to public health'; Dutch Jewish groups condemn 'offensive comparisons'

High-tech 'Immersive Van Gogh' exhibitions are touring the globe 120 years after a Jewish art collector helped launch the Dutch painter to stardom

Monikers like Aron and Thirza are common in the Netherlands and almost nonexistent in neighboring Belgium. They may correlate with locals' positive associations with Judaism

If no new light can be shed on origins, pieces likely to be handed over to Jewish communities, museums; until now, history of objects only checked if a claim was filed