Holland en de oorlog

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In the wake of World War I, as nations grappled with the chaos of conflict, "Holland en de oorlog" by Albert Verwey offers a compelling examination of Dutch neutrality and its profound implications for national identity. This historical account meticulously explores how the war reshaped perceptions of sovereignty and the delicate balance between isolationism and engagement. Verwey's insights into the struggle for autonomy and the moral dilemmas faced by a neutral nation resonate deeply in today’s geopolitical landscape. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians alike, this work invites readers to reflect on the complexities of maintaining independence amid global turmoil. Discover the nuanced narrative that defines a nation's resilience and the intricate web of choices in "Holland en de oorlog."

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