Denunciation and rescue
Dutch society and the Holocaust
Illustrations and maps
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The book examines the attitude of the Dutch authorities toward the Jews during the Nazi occupation and particularly that of the directors of the various government ministries, as well as of the ministers of the government-in-exile, and of Dutch society in general. The author surveys the activities of the Dutch police and, in contrast, the important actions of the Dutch resistance and the individuals who concealed Jews and assisted them.
