Photograph of the Termaat family arrival at Union Station, Grand Rapids, Michigan, February 1952.

Photograph of the Termaat family seated in pews at Kapelkerk Reformed Church, Alkmaar. Left to right: Leida Schuurman, Pieter Termaat, Adriana B. Termaat, Nicolas P.J. Termaat, L. Schuurman-Hennipman, Gees Schuurman (in wedding gown), Jaap Schuurman.

Photograph of Adriana P. Termaat and sons, Michiel P., Nicolaas P. J., and Cornelis B. (Keith), waiting for the arrival of Queen Juliana and Prince Berhard of Netherlands to Grand Rapids, Michigan. The family stands in front of Air Service Building…

Photograph of the Termaat family. Left to right: Hendrika Termaat (b. 1887), Cornelis B. Termaat (b. 1918), Pieter N. Termaat (b. 1914), and Cornelis B. Termaat (b. 1886).

Photograph of Adriana B. and Pieter N. Termaat with their two sons, Nicolaas P. J. (age 3) and Cornelis B. (Keith) Termaat (age 5). The family is photographed in the back yard of their parents' home in Alkmaar. The boys are wearing wooden shoes and…

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

Photograph of Keith, Adriana B., Peter N., Mike and Peter Termaat at Grand Rapids Public Museum, West Michigan Rescuers program.

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

Photograph of Termaat family home in Grand Rapids, Michigan

Photograph of Pieter Termaat (b. 1914), Cornelis B. Termaat (b. 1886) and Cornelis B. Termaat (b. 1918) dressed in suits and top hats at the younger Cornelis B. Termaat's wedding in 1944. Photograph was taken in the Alkmaar Town Hall.

Syllabus written for HP 231 The Holocaust and the Social Sciences, Fall 1988, including an annotated bibliography on literature on the Holocaust.

Second article from "The Peoples of America" series on the ethnic minorities of the United States of America.