NSB (National Social Movement) on an inspection in 1942 in Haarlem with in the black uniform one of the founders of the NSB named C. van Geelkerken. Behind him the NSB major of Haarlem named S.L.A. Plekker but quickly named ”Slaap Lekker” that in Dutch means Good night, or Sleep well.
Then image: Noord Hollands Archief
Now image: www.NOWstalgia.EU / JvdBroek2014

Privates W. R. Hill and H. A. Gammon of 1st Canadian Corps on guard duty with a German soldier who is also on guard duty, at the German garrison,Velsen-Zuid
(not IJmuiden),The Netherlands,  11th May 1945.
Then image: Library and Archives Canada Photo, MIKAN No. 3211669
Now image: www.NOWstalgia.EU / Cor Sleutel

Soldiers in IJmuiden, the Netherlands just after the liberation in May 1945.
Then image: SERC
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Liberation Parade in the center of Haarlem at the Gedempte oude Gracht, 1945.
Then image: Noord Hollands Archief
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The fatal attack on Fake Krist from the Dutch National Socialist Movement (NSB), October 25, 1944 in Haarlem at the Westergracht. Committed by Gommert Krijger,
alias “Zwarte Kees” from the Dutch resistance.
Then image: Noord Hollands Archief / Collectie NIOD
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Dutch restistance fighter Hannie Schaft at the Kleverlaan in Haarlem, The Netherlands. She was arrested at 21 March 1945 and killed 17 april 1945 in the dunes of Bloemendaal. She was known as “The Girl with the red hair”.
Then image: Noord Hollands Archief
Image number: NL-HlmNHA_1478_3608
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Heemstede, the Netherlands: 7 May 1945. Demoralized Germans march through
the Postlaan.
Then image: http://fotos.serc.nl/noord-holland/heemstede
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