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Volume 138, Issue 2, 2025
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‘Foute’ vrouwen in het gareel dwingen
More LessAbstract From ‘fallen women’ to ‘good housewives’: The resocialization of female collaborators in post-occupation Netherlands, 1946-1951 The extensive re-education programs that followed the internment of Dutch collaborators have received scant historical attention. Over a period of five years after their arrest, around 90,000 so-called political delinquents became eligible for conditional release. Instead Read More
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‘Zij die niet geloven, praten niet’
More LessAbstract Disbelievers must stay silent Historians have long failed adequately to consider the wide range of recurring criticism accompanying European integration, and have only belatedly recognized its diversity and relevance. It is not widely known, for instance, that there was significant opposition to the first European elections, held in 1979, in various member states. In the Netherlands all left-wing political parties had fa Read More
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Het politieke wordt persoonlijk
More LessAbstract The political becomes personal. Gender representations of cabinet members in Dutch newspapers and weeklies, 1973-1982 ‘The office of cabinet minister is not for women’, wrote Volkskrant journalist Martin de Ruyter in 1974. This article examines interviews with female and male politicians from the cabinets Den Uyl (1973-1977), Van Agt I (1977-1981), and Van Agt II (1981-1982). First, it describes how cabinet me Read More
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Disability History
Authors: Floris Plak, Eline Pollaert & Paul van TrigtAbstract Disability History: a review essay In this essay the authors discuss the main trends in disability history in the last five years, and review a selection of relevant publications. After a short introduction to the field and to the Dutch context, they show first how disability historians have conceptualised disability as a social construct. Second, they argue that recent disability histories from below have been enrich Read More
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