Invitation to an Evening of Reflection and Tribute, including Courage and Care Awards to Pieter N. and Adriana B. Termaat, held at the Jewish Community Center on June 4, 1991.

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

Front page, above the fold of the daily newspaper of Noord-Holland, Netherlands of Tuesday, 21 July 1942. In Dutch

Newspaper article about David Mandel, a Jewish man who escaped from a Nazi prison march, eventually settling in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

Typescript copy of news report from the Noordhollandsch Dagblad newspaper regarding a dead woman found near the Heerhugowaard canal in Langedijk. In Dutch.

Program for the dedication at Avenue of the Righteous, Chicago.

Typescript translation and description of Yad Vashem Righteous Gentiles Award, medal and ceremony.

Newspaper clipping about Jacques Vergès, legal counsel to former SS officer Klaus Barbie.

Doctor of Humane letters diploma of Adriana Termaat, conferred by Grand Valley State University.

Doctor of Humane letters diploma of Pieter Termaat, conferred by Grand Valley State University.

New York Times article about President Kurt Waldheim of Austria, and his possible involvement in the deportation of 488 Yugoslav civilians to slave labor camps in 1942.

Dutch magazine article about Franz Schönhuber. In Dutch.

Receipt from Import & Export Service Co. for the transport of 1 liftvan and 1 case of household effects for Pieter Termaat.

Essay by Pieter Termaat describing the economic conditions in the Netherlands during the Nazi Occupation.

Newspaper clipping about members of the Dutch resistance movement living in Grand Rapids.

Letters to Pieter and Adriana Termaat about the presentation of the Erasmus medallion to Allied War Veterans.

Detailed instructions in the case of an evacuation for the town of Broek op Langendijk, North Holland, Netherlands, circa 1940. In Dutch.

Newspaper clipping of article about French Nazi collaborator Paul Touvier.

Dutch Free Press article announcing U.S. General Eisenhower's plan to air drop food to starving citizens of the Netherlands. In Dutch.

Photograph of gravestone of Nicolaas P. J. Termaat

Photograph of Harms family standing in front of the Harms blacksmith storefront with a horse.

Newspaper clipping about Rev. Robert Bedingfield, a Protestant chaplain at the Naval Academy in Annapolis during the Vietnam War.

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

Photograph of Hendrika Termaat-Harms with her daughter Doke Termaat in Amsterdam.