Dutch newspaper featuring articles about World War II, the German Occupation, D-Day, and liberation. In Dutch.

Photograph of Termaat family. Left to right: Michiel P., Adriana B., Nicolaas P. J., Cornelis B., and Pieter N. Termaat.

Portrait photograph of Adriana Termaat (1879-1952), dauther of Aris Termaat (b. 1832) and Neeltje DeJong (b. 1847), taken by J. W. Besyn in Alkmaar, circa 1900.

Response to Pieter Termaat's conscientious resignation letter from the Director-General of the Federal Labor Placement Office, Th. Van Lier. In Dutch, with English translation.

Group photograph of staff of Alkmaar Westerweg Internment Camp for Nazi women. Center front: Cornelis Barend Termaat, Camp Commander and Hendrika Termaat-Harms. Taken after Victory Europe Day, 1945.

Photograph of Adriana Schuurman at the beach with a woman and girl, 1932. Adriana is wearing a white dress with dots, a white hat, and glasses.

Photograph of Hendrika Harms-Termaat sitting on a chair in front of open door to house.

Portrait photograph of Jan Termaat.

Photograph of Hendrika Termaat-Harms sitting in a living room, 1966.

Photograph of Hendrika Termaat-Harms standing in a doorway in Alkmaar.

Group photograph of Termaat family "Goodbye Party" at first reunion trip to Alkmaar after emigration to U.S.

Photograph of a group of women and one man seated on the deck of a ship crossing the Atlantic Ocean. Lijsje Schuurman-Hennipman is second from left.