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    Goed is fout en fout is goed. In Groningen is alles anders by G.R. Zondergeld

    Published 2006-01-01
    “…In this way, he is able to defend the choice made by staff members and students to collaborate with the Germans as a realistic one, but is unable to show any understanding for those students who refused to sign the declaration of loyalty towards the Germans as he refuses to see this in the context of the Dutch resistance against the German occupation.  This review is part of the discussion forum 'Academische illusies' (K. van Berkel).…”
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    Goed is fout en fout is goed. In Groningen is alles anders by G.R. Zondergeld

    Published 2006-01-01
    “…In this way, he is able to defend the choice made by staff members and students to collaborate with the Germans as a realistic one, but is unable to show any understanding for those students who refused to sign the declaration of loyalty towards the Germans as he refuses to see this in the context of the Dutch resistance against the German occupation.  This review is part of the discussion forum 'Academische illusies' (K. van Berkel).…”
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    Goed is fout en fout is goed. In Groningen is alles anders by G.R. Zondergeld

    Published 2006-01-01
    “…In this way, he is able to defend the choice made by staff members and students to collaborate with the Germans as a realistic one, but is unable to show any understanding for those students who refused to sign the declaration of loyalty towards the Germans as he refuses to see this in the context of the Dutch resistance against the German occupation.<br /><div> </div><div>This review is part of the <a href="/406/volume/121/issue/2/">discussion forum</a> 'Academische illusies' (K. van Berkel).…”
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