Photography by Herman Scholten

Over 150 photographs cover all facets of the Rotterdam experience, the second largest city in the Netherlands and the largest port of ...

Photography Herman by Scholten, Text by Frederik Wiedijk

Many people want to satisfy their curiosity by briefly traveling foreign countries in the comfort of their armchair. ...

Written by E. Breton de Nijs

A fictionalized memoir of family life in former colonial Dutch East Indies, Faded Portraits 

Written by Arthur van Schendel

Toward the end of the sixteenth century, the Dutch were midway in their 80-year war of independence with Spain, and their overseas trading and colonial expl...

William of Orange Christian School, Surrey, British Columbia

Numerous contributors from the school's constituency 

Following the introduction by school society's chairman, it is by...

The Dutch of New Brunswick (Canada)

Written by Will C. van den Hoonaard

In this fascinating book, the author - a Professor of Sociology - relates that the Dutch arrive...

Written by Martijn Zwart and Ethel Grene

The poetry selection by Dutch poets ranges from the early Middle Ages to the Twentieth century. In the book, the pages on the left fe...

A study of Dutch Canadians, a developmental approach

Written by Dr. K. Ishwaran

This 1970s study attempts to trace the social and political culture of the Dutch Canadi...

The Legacy of a Shared History

Written by Cees Jan van Golen

Over 400 years ago, the United Republic of the Dutch province made contacts in every cormer of the globe upon which the...

A Dutch Mother's Holocaust Memoir

Written by Rhodea Shandler

In this unusual memoir, the author presents a Jewish mother’s view of life in the Netherlands during the WWII Nazi occu...

Written by Gerard Leeflang

In 1923, Dutch seaman Gerard Leeflang fell in love with America and soon was an illegal alien. He had become entranced with what he had seen of New...

St. Willibrord Community Credit Union, the first 50 years

Written by Mark Kearny and Otte Rosenkrantz

Life without banking. That is what thousands of Dutch immigrants experienced b...

St. Willibrord Community Credit Union, the first 50 years

Written by Mark Kearny and Otte Rosenkrantz

Life without banking. That is what thousands of Dutch immigrants experienced b...

Written by Olga Rains

In the immediate aftermath of World War II, a significant number of Canadian soldiers returned home to Canada to be followed by their brides, among whom...

'Een Aengenaeme Vrientschap'

Written by Jan Th.J. Krijff,

What is known about the Consular representation of the Netherlands in early Canada? Very little! Thi...

Dutch citizens during World War II

Written by Toos Schoffelen Nooijen

The author who lived in the southern Dutch province of Limburg tells of her family’s struggles ...

A Child's Memoir of WWII

Written by Angelina Fast-Vlaar

It has been said that with the outbreak of the Second World War, Europe entered her darkest period in history. What wa...

Dutch Heritage written about by Andrea Pitzer 

The Barents Sea?! Where did they get that Dutch-sounding name, you may wonder...

The New Holland Settlers and the Last Best West

Written by Robert Westra

In 1910, twenty Dutch immigrants called the Dutch Twenty arrived in Medicine Hat, Alberta and were th...

Written by E.L. Hebden Taylor

A Study of the Political and Legal Thought of Herman Dooyeweerd of the Free University of Amsterdam, Holland as the Basis for Christian Action in the English...

The Secession of 1834 and Its Impact on Reformed Churches in the Netherlands and North America

Written by Cornelis Pronk

In A Goodly Herita...

Our Reformed Heritage Retraced, 1795-1946

Written by Rev. W.W.J. Van Oene 

Reformed history and inheritance - patrimony - explained....