For the Dutch speaking members or picture lovers

[bkristof]

Hi,

yesterday i saw the presentation of the new book:

Levende herinnering.

De oorlog die nooit ophield 1914-1918

It was a nice, clasical presentation.

The book itself is more a guide of what is there to see today + the own motivation and vision of the writers.

A lot of forum members there + WW1 researchers concluded that the book can be a nice gift to someone who knows nothing about WW1 and the sites.

For someone who knows about WW1 it is less interesting. Except if you like a lot of nice today pictures of the historical site.

more info, in Dutch:

http://www.wereldoorlog1418.nl/herinneringen/voorwoord.html

Greets,

kristof

[Walter Kortooms]

It's indeed a very nice book.

Some of the photographs in the book can be viewed here

Walter

[larneman]

Thanks both of you for the links.

Would you happen to know of any dutch books on the "Interning of Soldiers in WW1" There is nothing in english to be found except a few bits on some websites and a little, too little, on dutch sites.

greetings from Hoogwoud,

Liam

[Walter Kortooms]

Hello Liam,

have you ever been to this site?

There is some information on this page and a list of dutch books on this subject on this page.

greetings from Eindhoven,

Walter

[larneman]

Thanks Walter.

I have been to all those links. Have not been able to access any of the books mentioned on interning Military, yet. A friend is looking for me in Den Haag, he is studying there. There is an interesting website on the Groningen "HMS Timbertown" internment camp, where the RND were interned.

Again thanks,

Liam

[Anzac16]

I was there to on saterday

and i liked the presentation also

and the picture are TMHO very nice