The book explores the complex relationship between the Netherlands and Nazi Germany during World War II. It examines the political, social, and economic impacts of the German occupation on Dutch society, highlighting resistance movements and collaboration. Through various perspectives, it sheds light on the experiences of Dutch citizens, the role of the government, and the broader implications of the occupation on post-war Netherlands. The narrative provides a critical analysis of this historical period, emphasizing themes of identity, survival, and moral choices.
