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A large crowd parades through a city street carrying a sign the reads: Vlaanderen and de Vlamigen (Flanders for the Flemish).

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    A large crowd parades through a city street carrying a sign the reads: Vlaanderen and de Vlamigen (Flanders for the Flemish).
    A large crowd parades through a city street carrying a sign the reads: Vlaanderen and de Vlamigen (Flanders for the Flemish).

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    A large crowd parades through a city street carrying a sign the reads: Vlaanderen and de Vlamigen (Flanders for the Flemish).
    Date
    1914 - 1918
    Locale
    Flanders Belgium?
    Photo Credit
    United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, courtesy of Peter Lande
    Event History
    The Flemish Movement during WWI saw some Flemish Belgians welcome German occupiers as socalled "Germanic brothers," who would liberate them from French domination. Under German occupation Dutch was made the official administrative language and other measures were introduced to capitalize on Flemish-Walloon discontent.

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    Photo Source
    United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
    Copyright: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
    Provenance: Peter Lande
    Source Record ID: Collections: 2015.579.1

    Keywords & Subjects

    Photo Designation
    INTERWAR EUROPE -- Belgium
    Record last modified:
    2016-05-16 00:00:00
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