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448:, undermining his popularity with the Belgian public, which disliked Baels and considered the marriage to discredit his claim to martyr status. Despite his position, he remained prominent in the occupied territory, and coins and stamps continued to carry his portrait or monogramme. While imprisoned, he sent a letter to Hitler in 1942 credited with saving an estimated 500,000 Belgian women and children from forced deportation to munitions factories in Germany. In January 1944, Leopold was moved to Germany where he remained for the rest of the war.
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340:. The Committee hoped to stop the Germans from becoming involved in the day-to-day administration of the territory, allowing the nation to maintain a degree of autonomy. The committee also hoped to be able to prevent the implementation of more radical German policies, such as forced labour and deportation. In practice, the Committee merely enabled the Germans to implement their policies more efficiently than the Military Government could have done by force.
1149:'s dog, and forced to move tonnes of earth around the fort by hand. Many were summarily executed and still more died as a result of the conditions at the camp. Of the 3,500 people incarcerated in Breendonk between November 1942 and April 1943, around 300 people were killed in the camp itself with at least 84 dying as a result of deprivation or torture. Few inmates remained long in Breendonk itself and were sent on to larger concentration camps in Germany.
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benefitting their economy more. The policy also hoped to avoid an industrial decline which would have negative effects on the country's recovery after the war; however, many viewed the policy as collaboration. Between 1941 and 1942, the German authorities began to force
Belgian businessmen to make an explicit choice between obeying the Doctrine (and refusing to produce war materials, at risk of death) and circumventing the doctrine as collaborators.
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939:. Jews made up the largest non-Christian population in the country, numbering between 70 and 75,000 out of a population of 8 million. Most lived in large towns and cities in Belgium, such as Antwerp and Brussels. The vast majority were recent immigrants to Belgium fleeing persecution in Germany and Eastern Europe and, as a result, only a small minority actually possessed Belgian citizenship.
957:) in October 1940. The Committee of Secretaries-General refused from the start to co-operate on passing any anti-Jewish measures and the Military Government seemed unwilling to pass further legislation. The German government began to seize Jewish-owned business and forced Jews out of positions in the civil service. In April 1941, without orders from the German authorities, members of the
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1421:, the Germans refused Degrelle's demands for a "Belgian Legion", preferring to support the creation of separate linguistic units. After a brief period of fighting, it became clear that the Walloon Legion suffered from a lack of training and from political infighting. It was reformed and sent to the Eastern Front, and became part of the Waffen SS (as the
1626:, was appointed Prince-Regent while a decision was made about whether the King could return to his functions. As the German army regrouped and the Allies' supply lines became stretched, the front line stabilised along Belgium's eastern border. Areas in the south-east of the country remained in German hands, and were briefly recaptured during the German
800:. 145,000 Belgians were conscripted and sent to Germany, most to work in manual jobs in industry or agriculture for the German war effort. Working conditions for forced workers in Germany were notoriously poor. Workers were paid little and worked long hours, and those in German towns were particularly vulnerable to Allied aerial bombing.
1512:, which reached a circulation of 70,000. Attacks on German soldiers were comparatively rare as the German administration made a practice of executing at least five Belgian hostages for each German soldier killed. At great personal risk, Belgian civilians also hid large numbers of Jews and political dissenters hunted by the Germans.
1494:. The Germans increased workers' salaries by eight percent and the strike finished rapidly. The Germans repressed later large-scale strikes, though further important strikes occurred in November 1942 and February 1943. Passive resistance, however, could also take the form of much more minor actions, such as offering one's seat in
796:(NSKK). The numbers, however, proved insufficient. Despite the protestation of the Secretaries-General, compulsory deportation of Belgian workers to Germany began in October 1942. At the beginning of the scheme, Belgian firms were obliged to select 10 percent of their work force, but from 1943 workers were conscripted by
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Belgian people in order to gain their support and co-operation. This policy was, in part, because there was little resistance activity and because the demands the Germans needed to place on Belgian
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or anything which could be used in the German war effort. The policy hoped to prevent a repeat of World War I, when the Allies had encouraged
Belgian workers to passively resist the Germans by refusing to work. The Germans instead deported Belgian workers and industrial machinery to German factories,
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in food and other consumer goods emerged. Food on the black market was extremely expensive. Prices could be 650 percent higher than in legal shops and rose constantly during the war. Because of the profits to be made, the black market spawned large and well-organised networks. Numerous members of the
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Belgian government again announced its intention to remain neutral in the event of war in Europe. The military was reorganised into a defensive force and the country left several international military treaties it had joined in
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Belgian defeat, around 225,000 Belgian soldiers (around 30 percent of the total force mobilised in 1940) who had been made prisoners of war in 1940 were sent to prisoner of war camps in Germany. The majority of those in captivity (145,000) were Flemish, and 80,000 were Walloons. Most had
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Belgium, which were bombed in March 1944. The phase of bombing in the lead up to D-Day alone resulted in 1,500 civilian casualties. Bombing of targets in Belgium steadily increased as the Allies advanced westward across France. Allied bombing during the liberation in September 1944 killed 9,750
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Despite his position, Leopold remained a figurehead for right-wing resistance movements and Allied propaganda portrayed him as a martyr, sharing his country's fate. Attempts by the government in exile to pursue
Leopold to defect to the Allied side were unsuccessful; Leopold consistently refused to
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Flanders and Wallonia had right-wing Fascist parties which had been established in the 1930s, often with their own newspapers and paramilitary organisations. All had supported the Belgian policy of neutrality before the war, but after the start of the occupation began to collaborate actively
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and flee to France or
England to rally resistance. His refusal to leave Belgium undermined his political legitimacy in the eyes of many Belgians, and was viewed as a sign of his support for the new order. He was denounced by the Belgian Prime Minister, Hubert Pierlot, and declared "incompetent to
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or prison camp. Initially, the prison camp was used for detaining Jews, but from 1941 most of those detained at
Breendonk were political prisoners or captured members of the resistance. Though it was reasonably small, the camp was infamous for its poor conditions and high death rate. It was also
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prisoners of war in August 1940. By February 1941, 105,833 Flemish soldiers had been repatriated. Gradually, more prisoners were released, but 67,000 Belgian soldiers were still in captivity by 1945. Many prisoners of war were forced to work in quarries or in agriculture and around 2,000 died in
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Before the war, the Belgian government had planned an emergency system of rationing, which was implemented on the day of the German invasion. The German occupying authority used Belgium's reliance on food imports as a bargaining tool. The amount of food permitted to Belgian citizens was roughly
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much more actively with the occupiers; they helped recruit Belgians for the German army and were given more power themselves toward the end of the occupation. Food and fuel were tightly rationed, and all official news was closely censored. Belgian civilians living near possible targets such as
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into the Greater German Reich although its collaborationist leaders were already in exile in Germany and German control in the region was virtually non-existent. Belgium was declared fully liberated in February 1945. In total, 40,690 Belgians, over half of them Jews, were killed during the
909:(OKW), had advised a ratio of 50 civilians for every one German soldier killed, von Falkenhausen moderated the policy and decreed that the hostages be selected from political prisoners and criminals rather than civilians picked at random. The systematic persecution of minorities (such as
456:. While a majority voted in March 1950 for Leopold's return to Belgium as king, his return in July 1950 was greeted with widespread protests in Wallonia and a general strike which turned deadly when police opened fire on protesters, killing four on 31 July. The next day Leopold announced
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publicly support the Allies or to denounce German actions such as the deportation of Belgian workers. After the war, allegations that Leopold's surrender had been an act of collaboration provoked a political crisis over whether he could return to the throne; known as the
1034:(CDJ), which provided food and safe housing. Many of the Jews in hiding went on to join the armed resistance. The treatment of Jews was denounced by the senior Catholic priest in Belgium, Cardinal Jozef-Ernest van Roey, who described their treatment as "inhuman". The
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Galopin pioneered a controversial policy, known as the "Galopin Doctrine". The Doctrine decreed that Belgian companies continue producing goods necessary for the Belgian population (food, consumer goods etc.) under the German occupiers, but refused to produce
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From 1942 and the introduction of the Star-of-David badges, opposition to the treatment of the Jews among the general population in Belgium grew. By the end of the occupation, more than 40 percent of all Jews in Belgium were in hiding; many of them hid by
901:, as well as the decision to implement Nazi racial policies. From August 1941, the Military Government announced that for every German murdered by the resistance, five Belgian civilian hostages would be executed. Although the German military command, the
365:, considerably increasing the power of the Nazi Party and SS in the territory. By 1944 the Germans were increasingly forced to share power, and day-to-day administration was increasingly delegated to Belgian civil authorities and organisations.
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After the war, 53,000 Belgian citizens (0.6 percent of the population) were found guilty of collaboration, providing the only estimate of the number involved during the period. Around 15,000 Belgians served in two separate divisions of the
674:, who appealed to Allied commanders to "spare the private possessions of the citizens, as otherwise the civilised world will one day call to account those responsible for the terrible treatment dealt out to an innocent and loyal country".
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were responsible for numerous attacks against Jews and, from 1944, also participated in arbitrary reprisals against civilians for attacks by the resistance. In 1944, Rexist paramilitaries massacred 20 civilians in the village of
504:, which were published by pro-German groups without their owners' permission. Despite the tight censorship and propagandist content, the circulation of these newspapers remained high, as did the sales of party newspapers such as
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The occupying authorities tightly controlled which newspapers could be published and what news they could print. Newspapers of pro-Nazi political parties continued to be printed, along with so-called "stolen" newspapers such as
1290:, despite the protestations of the party. The unit fought on the Eastern Front, where it suffered 10 percent casualties. The Germans also encouraged the formation of independent Flemish paramilitary organisations, such as the
1272:, supporting Flemish cultural and political movements. This policy was continued during World War II, as the military government encouraged Flemish Movement parties, especially the VNV, and promoted Flemish nationalists, like
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or the status of Flanders. Though allowed more freedom than other political groups, the Germans did not fully trust these organisations and, even by the end of 1941, identified them as a potential "threat to state security".
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made it clear that the war was not lost for the Allies. Involvement in illegal resistance activity was a decision made by a minority of Belgians (approximately five percent of the population) but many more were involved in
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the aftermath of World War I. Construction began of defences in the east of the country. When France and Britain declared war on Germany in September 1939, Belgium remained strictly neutral while mobilising its reserves.
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landed in Normandy in Northern France, around 400 kilometres (250 mi) west of the Belgian border. After fierce fighting in the areas around the landing sites, the Allies broke through the German lines and began
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civilians and businesses were relatively small on account of their military success. During the fighting in Belgium, however, there were incidents of massacres against Belgian civilians by German forces, notably the
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two-thirds of that allowed to comparable German citizens and was amongst the lowest in occupied Europe. On average, scarcity of food led to a loss of five to seven kilograms of weight per Belgian in 1940 alone.
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in both French and Dutch, distributed to the public to provide news about the war not available in officially approved, censored newspapers. Some such publications achieved considerable success, such as
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encouraged the resistance to rise up. The German civil administrator, Joseph Grohé, ordered a general retreat from the country on 28 August, and on 1 September the first Allied units (amongst them the
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was briefly tolerated in the early stages of the occupation. Coinciding with the invasion of the Soviet Union in June 1941 however, the Germans rounded up a large number of Communists (identified in
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Living standards in occupied Belgium decreased significantly from pre-war levels. Wages stagnated, while the occupying authorities tripled the amount of money in circulation, leading to rampant
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specialized in helping allied airmen shot down by the Germans evade capture. They sheltered the airmen and, at great risk to themselves, escorted them through occupied France to neutral
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was not given the same favoured status accorded to Flemish Fascists. Nevertheless, it was permitted to republish its newspaper and re-establish and expand its paramilitary wing, the
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From 1942, VNV's dominance was increasingly challenged by the more radical DeVlag, which had the support of the SS and Nazi Party. DeVlag was closely affiliated to the paramilitary
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Before 1941, Belgian workers could volunteer to work in Germany; nearly 180,000 Belgians signed up, hoping for better pay and living conditions. About 3,000 Belgians joined the
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as Prince Royal on 11 August 1950. Leopold formally abdicated on 16 July 1951 and Baudouin ascended the throne and again took a constitutional oath the following day.
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to be freed. No agreement was reached, and Leopold returned to Belgium. This fueled the belief that Leopold, who had expressed anti-Semitic views before the war, was
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charges") to support operations elsewhere. In total, Belgium was forced to pay nearly two-thirds of its national income for these charges, equalling 5.7 billion
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with the Germans. Because of their different ideological backgrounds, they often differed with the Nazis on a variety of ideological issues such as the role of
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to mark them out in public. Using the registers compiled by the AJB, the Germans began deporting Jews to concentration camps built by Germans in occupied
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was artificially suppressed, further increasing the size of the Anti-Bolshevik charge and benefitting German companies exporting to the occupied country.
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and deportation to concentration camps. Despite vigorous protest, the Germans deported Belgian civilians to work in factories in Germany. Meanwhile, the
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between 1941 and 1942, at a cost of 220 million francs. From 1943, the Allies began targeting sites in urban areas. In a raid on the
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and in particular Catholic priests and nuns. Some were helped by the organised resistance, such as the
990:" from 1942, the persecution of Belgian Jews escalated. From May 1942, Jews were forced to wear yellow
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2431:"Obituary for the Belgian Franc: Belgium's Post-War Political Landscape Reflected Through its Coinage"
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where he died in 1944. Many captured members of the resistance were also sent to concentration camps.
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Vreemdelingen in een wereldstad: een geschiedenis van Antwerpen en zijn joodse bevolking (1880-1944)
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4291:. Shoah Resource Center, The International School for Holocaust Studies. p. 3. Archived from
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Recognition of Governments in International Law, with particular reference to Governments in Exile
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Factories, ports and other strategic sites used by the German war effort were frequent targets of
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and other Flemish fascists pillaged two synagogues in Antwerp and burned the house of the chief
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Most Belgians continued their pre-war professions during the occupation. The Belgian cartoonist
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Axis Rule in Occupied Europe: Laws of Occupation, Analysis of Government, Proposals for Redress
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to Jews, which was not explicitly illegal but which subtly subverted the German-imposed order.
1490:. News of the strike spread rapidly and soon at least 70,000 workers were on strike across the
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had a notably large Jewish section in Brussels. In April 1943, members of the CDJ attacked the
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Gotovich, José (1998). "Resistance Movements and the Jewish Question". In Michman, Dan (ed.).
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Gotovich, José (1998). "Resistance Movements and the Jewish Question". In Michman, Dan (ed.).
4113:
Michman, Dan (1998). "Research on the Holocaust: Belgium and General". In Michman, Dan (ed.).
4025:
Michman, Dan (1998). "Research on the Holocaust: Belgium and General". In Michman, Dan (ed.).
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1478:) and 11 November (anniversary of the German surrender in World War I). The largest was the "
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along political and ideological lines. They ranged from the far left, such as the Communist
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began on 28 May 1940, when the Belgian army surrendered to German forces, and lasted until
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went on to enlist in resistance groups, swelling their numbers enormously from late 1942.
690:(equivalent to 23 billion 2021 euros) over the course of the occupation. The value of the
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in retaliation for an assassination of a Rexist politician by members of the resistance.
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Before the war, several Fascist movements had existed in Flanders. The two major pre-war
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3973:"The Judenpolitik in Belgium within the West European Context: Comparative Observations"
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rapidly accepted the occupation and became a major force in collaboration in Wallonia.
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were often aided by resistance organisations, such as Organisation Socrates run by the
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between 1937 and 1938. He was arrested at his home in Belgium in 1943 and deported to
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A European Anabasis: Western European Volunteers in the German Army and SS, 1940–1945
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A Small Nation in the Turmoil of the Second World War: Money, Finance and Occupation
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with Belgium may have been part of an ideological attempt to reunite the historical
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British tanks arrive in Brussels on 4 September 1944, ending the German occupation.
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disbanded in 1941 and after fusing with the Flemish wing of the nationwide Fascist
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327:, was responsible for all economic, social and political matters in the territory.
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227:. They were responsible for forming a small military force made up of Belgian and
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The Twentieth Train: the True Story of the Ambush of the Death Train to Auschwitz
3047:
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Between Resistance and Collaboration: Popular Protest in Northern France, 1940-45
1977:
Between Resistance and Collaboration: Popular Protest in Northern France, 1940-45
1723:
1722:, was sealed off to all without official approval. The unification of historical
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was established in Belgium, bringing the territory under the direct rule of the
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D.D. (27 September 1944). "Le Prince Charles est nommé Regent de la Belgique".
3189:(Rev. & translated ed.). Leuven: Leuven University Press. p. 91.
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dossiers compiled before the war) in an operation codenamed "Summer Solstice" (
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998:. Jews chosen from the lists were required to turn up at the newly established
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The Allied policy was condemned by many leading figures in Belgium, including
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in the northwest of Belgium and surrendered on 28 May. The government fled to
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4084:"The Fate of the Jews – Across Europe Murder of the Jews of Western Europe"
3920:. European Holocaust Research Infrastructure Project (EHRI). Archived from
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991:
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Collaboration in Belgium: Léon Degrelle and the Rexist Movement, 1940–1944
5341:
The Sorrows of Belgium: Liberation and Political Reconstruction, 1944–1947
5291:
The Sorrows of Belgium: Liberation and Political Reconstruction, 1944–1947
5038:
The Sorrows of Belgium: Liberation and Political Reconstruction, 1944–1947
4783:
The Sorrows of Belgium: Liberation and Political Reconstruction, 1944–1947
4653:
The Sorrows of Belgium: Liberation and Political Reconstruction, 1944–1947
3803:
The Sorrows of Belgium: Liberation and Political Reconstruction, 1944–1947
2886:
The Sorrows of Belgium: Liberation and Political Reconstruction, 1944–1947
2444:
2301:
The Sorrows of Belgium: Liberation and Political Reconstruction, 1944–1947
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The Sorrows of Belgium: Liberation and Political Reconstruction, 1944–1947
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of the town in the so-called "Antwerp Pogrom". The Germans also created a
7511:
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3043:""Stop Bombing Us": Primate's appeal to Allies reported on Belgian Radio"
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of 1919. The Military Government was placed under the control of General
181:
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4580:"Old wounds reopened, guilty memories revived: Collaboration in Belgium"
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puts the number at 20,000 Jews, including 3,000 children. The historian
1352:
1113:(one of the leading members of the "Pat" escape line) was imprisoned at
516:. Many civilians listened to regular broadcasts from Britain, so-called
203:
Without warning, the Germans invaded Belgium on 10 May 1940. During the
7553:
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3672:. Centre Liégois d'Histoire et d'Archaeologie Militaire. Archived from
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German Black Market Operation in Occupied France and Belgium, 1940–1944
2328:(Reprinted ed.). Oxford: Oxford University Press. pp. 150–1.
2048:
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1225:, called for the creation of an independent authoritarian Flanders or "
751:
687:
124:
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At the start of the war, the population of Belgium was overwhelmingly
788:(OT), and 4,000 more joined the paramilitary German supply corps, the
554:
civilians survived by fishing or by growing vegetables in allotments.
8031:
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La Lutte HĂ©roĂŻque du Maquis: Leur Vie; Leur Souffrances; Leur Travail
1631:
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1168:
797:
618:
612:
360:
302:
86:
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Oorlogsburgemeesters 40/44: Lokaal bestuur en collaboratie in België
728:, known as the "Galopin Committee". Galopin was the director of the
440:
For the rest of the war, Leopold was held under house-arrest in the
421:
7568:
6512:
6009:
5957:
5818:
2864:
2586:
2085:
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Yapou, Eliezer (2006). "Belgium: Disintegration and Resurrection".
1568:
1097:(literally "Night and Fog") decree. Among them was the 71-year-old
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883:
739:
663:
585:
581:
276:
100:
96:
5188:
Gildea, Robert; Wieviorka, Olivier; Warring, Anette, eds. (2006).
4242:
Steinberg, Lucien (1977). Yisrael, Gutman; Zuroff, Efraim (eds.).
3829:
Gildea, Robert; Wieviorka, Olivier; Warring, Anette, eds. (2006).
3768:
Marching into Darkness: The Wehrmacht and the Holocaust in Belarus
3729:
Gildea, Robert; Wieviorka, Olivier; Warring, Anette, eds. (2006).
3620:
Gildea, Robert; Wieviorka, Olivier; Warring, Anette, eds. (2006).
2780:
Gildea, Robert; Wieviorka, Olivier; Warring, Anette, eds. (2006).
1839:"10. Aggression against Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg".
1753:
526:
7647:
5476:
5165:
Writing in the Shadow: Resistance Publications in Occupied Europe
5118:
3585:
2513:
Les Méconnus de Londres: Journal de Guerre d'une Belge, 1940–1945
1952:
Europe in Exile: European Exile Communities in Britain, 1940–1945
1682: – a television series about resistance in Belgium, 1977–79.
1609:
1487:
1023:
949:
in 1942 after the arrival of Belgian Jews caught during the night
636:
632:
494:
309:
137:
2025:
Knight, Thomas J. (March 1969). "Belgium Leaves the War, 1940".
111:
From 1942, the occupation became more repressive. Jews suffered
7000:
5262:, a spy who infiltrated several Belgian resistance groups, see
2963:"April 5, 1943: Belgium tragedy in USAAF daylight bombing raid"
2579:"The Press under German Censorship during the Second World War"
2578:
2382:
1248:
1046:
to Auschwitz and succeeded in rescuing many of the passengers.
874:
760:
608:
5598:
Van den Wijngaert, Mark; De Wever, Bruno; et al. (2004).
5451:
Europe in Exile: European Exile Communities in Britain 1940–45
5318:(1st ed.). Oxford: Oxford University Press. p. 482.
4052:"Nazi hunters call on Belgium's justice minister to be sacked"
3590:. Vol. 10. Munich: Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt. p. 69.
2406:
The Penguin Dictionary of Twentieth-Century History, 1900–1991
2248:. London: Belgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. pp. 32–45.
1360:. The caption reads "You defend Belgium... by fighting on the
1187:
437:
with the Nazis rather than defending his country's interests.
5982:
5192:
Surviving Hitler and Mussolini: Daily Life in Occupied Europe
3833:
Surviving Hitler and Mussolini: Daily Life in Occupied Europe
3733:
Surviving Hitler and Mussolini: Daily Life in Occupied Europe
3624:
Surviving Hitler and Mussolini: Daily Life in Occupied Europe
2784:
Surviving Hitler and Mussolini: Daily Life in Occupied Europe
1874:. London: Belgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. p. 9; 11.
1700:
1520:
1198:
1124:
In 1940, the German army requisitioned a former Belgian army
966:
705:
535:
under the occupation, serialised in the pro-German newspaper
283:, a German-speaking region that Belgium had seized after the
5223:
Saving the Jews: Men and Women who Defied the Final Solution
5667:
La Vie Quotidienne des Belges sous l'Occupation (1940–1945)
3070:
ECR-32 and EC-401. "XIII: The Western Occupied Countries".
1559:, which had been created by members of the pre-war Fascist
910:
108:
railway junctions were in danger of Allied aerial bombing.
5651:
5609:
La Vie Quotidienne des Belges sous l'Occupation, 1940-1945
4540:. London: Belgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. p. 25.
1908:. London: Belgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. p. 48.
1891:. London: Belgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. p. 12.
522:, despite being officially prohibited from December 1940.
415:. As part of this plan, in November 1940, Leopold visited
343:
In July 1944, the military administration was replaced by
5597:
4488:
3586:
Chiari, Bernhard; Echternkamp, Jörg; et al. (2010).
3540:
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3407:
3362:
3284:
3239:
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2729:
2684:
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2115:
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623:
airfields. The Germans encouraged the building of 6,000
23:. For German occupation during the First World War, see
4537:
Belgium: The Official Account of What Happened, 1939–40
4192:(2nd ed.). Jerusalem: Yad Vashem. pp. 281–2.
4004:(2nd ed.). Jerusalem: Yad Vashem. pp. 192–3.
2245:
Belgium: The Official Account of What Happened, 1939–40
1905:
Belgium: The Official Account of What Happened, 1939–40
1888:
Belgium: The Official Account of What Happened, 1939–40
1871:
Belgium: The Official Account of What Happened, 1939–40
1386:, which had been banned before the war. In April 1943,
119:, formed in late 1940, expanded vastly. From 1944, the
5396:
Dictionnaire de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale en Belgique
5371:
Dictionnaire de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale en Belgique
5187:
5010:
Dictionnaire de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale en Belgique
4974:
Dictionnaire de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale en Belgique
4949:
Dictionnaire de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale en Belgique
4758:
Dictionnaire de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale en Belgique
4733:
Dictionnaire de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale en Belgique
4678:
Dictionnaire de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale en Belgique
4463:
Dictionnaire de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale en Belgique
4392:. Vol. 2: I-Z. Brussels: Éd. Le Cri. p. 14.
4362:
Dictionnaire de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale en Belgique
3950:(2nd ed.). Jerusalem: Yad Vashem. pp. 63–4.
3828:
3728:
3619:
2991:
Dictionnaire de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale en Belgique
2939:
Dictionnaire de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale en Belgique
2914:
Dictionnaire de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale en Belgique
2779:
2634:
Dictionnaire de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale en Belgique
2609:
Dictionnaire de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale en Belgique
2488:
Dictionnaire de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale en Belgique
815:) went into hiding for fear of being conscripted. The
5555:(in French) (Rev. ed.). Brussels: Éd. Complexe.
4700:
4388:
Delzenne, Yves-William; Houyoux, Jean (dir.) (1998).
3454:"Freiwillige Zwangsarbeit? Die Expansion nach Westen"
2265:(2nd ed.). London: Dorling Kindersley. pp.
263:
Shortly after the surrender of the Belgian army, the
172:
Belgium had pursued a policy of neutrality since its
5495:(2nd ed.). Jerusalem: Yad Vashem. p. 218.
4167:(2nd ed.). Jerusalem: Yad Vashem. p. 156.
4142:(2nd ed.). Jerusalem: Yad Vashem. p. 274.
3979:(2nd ed.). Jerusalem: Yad Vashem. p. 200.
3891:(2nd ed.). Jerusalem: Yad Vashem. p. 160.
3866:(2nd ed.). Jerusalem: Yad Vashem. p. 117.
1644:
5343:. Oxford: Oxford University Press. pp. 21–23.
4701:Witte, Els; Craeybeckx, Jan; Meynen, Alain (2010).
4489:Van den Wijngaert, Mark; Dujardin, Vincent (2006).
4117:(2nd ed.). Jerusalem: Yad Vashem. p. 33.
4029:(2nd ed.). Jerusalem: Yad Vashem. p. 30.
3541:Van den Wijngaert, Mark; Dujardin, Vincent (2006).
3493:Van den Wijngaert, Mark; Dujardin, Vincent (2006).
3408:Van den Wijngaert, Mark; Dujardin, Vincent (2006).
3363:Van den Wijngaert, Mark; Dujardin, Vincent (2006).
3285:Van den Wijngaert, Mark; Dujardin, Vincent (2006).
3240:Van den Wijngaert, Mark; Dujardin, Vincent (2006).
3180:
2818:Van den Wijngaert, Mark; Dujardin, Vincent (2006).
2730:Van den Wijngaert, Mark; Dujardin, Vincent (2006).
2685:Van den Wijngaert, Mark; Dujardin, Vincent (2006).
2168:Van den Wijngaert, Mark; Dujardin, Vincent (2006).
2116:Van den Wijngaert, Mark; Dujardin, Vincent (2006).
1764:) in 1946, though the pronunciation was unaffected.
1523:from where the airmen could be transported back to
776:
Forced labour under German rule during World War II
5664:
5606:
5553:La Belgique sous l'Occupation Allemande: 1940–1944
5493:Belgium and the Holocaust: Jews, Belgians, Germans
4214:
4190:Belgium and the Holocaust: Jews, Belgians, Germans
4165:Belgium and the Holocaust: Jews, Belgians, Germans
4140:Belgium and the Holocaust: Jews, Belgians, Germans
4115:Belgium and the Holocaust: Jews, Belgians, Germans
4027:Belgium and the Holocaust: Jews, Belgians, Germans
4002:Belgium and the Holocaust: Jews, Belgians, Germans
3977:Belgium and the Holocaust: Jews, Belgians, Germans
3948:Belgium and the Holocaust: Jews, Belgians, Germans
3889:Belgium and the Holocaust: Jews, Belgians, Germans
3864:Belgium and the Holocaust: Jews, Belgians, Germans
2303:. Oxford: Oxford University Press. pp. 30–2.
1954:. New York: Berghahn Books. pp. 81–5 and 96.
1760:. This was changed to the current version (with a
7986:Sarawak, Brunei, Labuan, and British North Borneo
6849:
5364:
5362:
5360:
5265:"German Intelligence Agents and Suspected Agents"
5003:
5001:
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4976:. Brussels: André Versaille éd. pp. 119–20.
4608:La Démocratie Rêvée, Bridée et Bafouée, 1918–1939
3106:
3063:
639:) on 5 April 1943, just two bombs dropped by the
383:Leopold in 1934 after his accession to the throne
72:between September 1944 and February 1945. It was
8334:German occupation of Belgium during World War II
8325:
5678:(in French). Brussels: Éd. Renaissance du livre.
5652:Van Doorslaer, Rudi (dir.); et al. (2007).
5546:
5453:(1st ed.). New York: Berghahn. p. 61.
5373:. Brussels: André Versaille éd. pp. 246–7.
5293:. Oxford: Oxford University Press. p. 225.
5012:. Brussels: André Versaille éd. pp. 243–5.
4760:. Brussels: André Versaille éd. pp. 202–3.
4680:. Brussels: André Versaille éd. pp. 461–2.
4364:. Brussels: André Versaille éd. pp. 220–1.
4355:
4353:
4351:
4349:
4347:
4345:
4319:
4317:
4315:
4313:
4286:"Jewish Rescue Activities in Belgium and France"
3113:ECR-86. "XIII: The Western Occupied Countries".
2611:. Brussels: André Versaille éd. pp. 372–3.
2490:. Brussels: André Versaille éd. pp. 398–9.
1458:, a typical Dutch-language underground newspaper
746:
444:. In 1941, while still incarcerated, he married
242:
40:in Brussels shortly after the invasion, May 1940
5665:De Launay, Jacques; Offergeld, Jacques (1982).
5607:De Launay, Jacques; Offergeld, Jacques (1982).
5448:
5040:. Oxford: Oxford University Press. p. 21.
4785:. Oxford: Oxford University Press. p. 18.
4703:Political History of Belgium: From 1830 Onwards
4655:. Oxford: Oxford University Press. p. 17.
4533:
4429:Captivity, Flight, and Survival in World War II
4326:"Anti-Communist Activism in Belgium, 1930–1944"
3805:. Oxford: Oxford University Press. p. 14.
2888:. Oxford: Oxford University Press. p. 47.
2534:
2532:
2241:
1949:
1901:
1884:
1867:
1673:German occupation of Luxembourg in World War II
1319:'s ideology had been more closely aligned with
654:in the spring of 1944, the Allies launched the
267:Militärverwaltung in Belgien und Nordfrankreich
176:, successfully avoiding becoming a belligerent
25:German occupation of Belgium during World War I
5862:National Socialist Movement in the Netherlands
5734:Collaboration with Nazi Germany, Fascist Italy
5449:Conway, Martin; Gotovitch, José, eds. (2001).
5357:
4990:
4726:
4724:
4722:
3964:
2515:. Vol. 1. Brussels: Racine. p. 121.
91:. Thousands of Belgian soldiers were taken as
7649:History of World War II by region and country
7633:
6346:
5718:
5398:. Brussels: André Versaille éd. p. 249.
5393:
5368:
5007:
4971:
4951:. Brussels: André Versaille éd. p. 397.
4946:
4917:
4915:
4913:
4911:
4755:
4735:. Brussels: André Versaille éd. p. 241.
4730:
4675:
4460:
4456:
4454:
4452:
4450:
4448:
4359:
4342:
4323:
4310:
3945:
3160:. Clark, N.J.: Lawbook Exchange. p. 52.
3069:
2988:
2936:
2911:
2631:
2606:
2485:
2479:
2408:(4th ed.). London: Penguin. p. 42.
2294:
2292:
2290:
2288:
2286:
1356:A recruitment poster for the French-speaking
1324:
219:, and later the United Kingdom, establishing
7416:
6617:
6392:
6384:
5387:
5332:
5031:
5029:
4812:(in Dutch). Lannoo Uitgeverij. p. 674.
4799:
4571:
4484:
4482:
4465:. Brussels: André Versaille éd. p. 71.
4412:: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (
4221:(1st (US) ed.). New York: Grove Press.
2993:. Brussels: André Versaille éd. p. 70.
2916:. Brussels: André Versaille éd. p. 69.
2636:. Brussels: André Versaille éd. p. 63.
2573:
2571:
2569:
2529:
2510:
2351:"Feeding the Crocodile: Was Leopold Guilty?"
2259:Mercer, Derrik; Burne, Jerome, eds. (1995).
2163:
2161:
2159:
2157:
2111:
2109:
2107:
2105:
2103:
1752:The official spelling for the province (and
1613:
1566:
1560:
1552:
1544:
1538:
1532:
1416:
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1393:
1387:
1381:
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978:
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829:, who provided food and false papers. Many
822:
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789:
781:
764:
616:
536:
464:, who took a constitutional oath before the
358:
348:
335:
318:
300:
292:
264:
128:
84:
5581:The German Occupation of Belgium, 1940–1944
5167:(1st ed.). London : Cass. p. 39.
4719:
3796:
3794:
3792:
3628:(English ed.). Oxford: Berg. pp.
3615:
3613:
3611:
3609:
3607:
3588:Das Deutsche Reich und der Zweite Weltkrieg
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2941:. Brussels: André Versaille éd. p. 2.
2317:
2258:
1543:, to the far-right, such as the monarchist
1451:
1300:
1291:
1232:
1218:
1210:
1192:
1140:
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810:
471:
391:in 1934, following the death of his father
7640:
7626:
6353:
6339:
5725:
5711:
5412:
5394:Gotovitch, José; Aron, Paul, eds. (2008).
5369:Gotovitch, José; Aron, Paul, eds. (2008).
5282:
5063:Bombs away!: WWII Eighth Air Force Stories
5060:
5008:Gotovitch, José; Aron, Paul, eds. (2008).
4972:Gotovitch, José; Aron, Paul, eds. (2008).
4947:Gotovitch, José; Aron, Paul, eds. (2008).
4908:
4756:Gotovitch, José; Aron, Paul, eds. (2008).
4731:Gotovitch, José; Aron, Paul, eds. (2008).
4676:Gotovitch, José; Aron, Paul, eds. (2008).
4493:. Brussels: Éd. Complexe. pp. 79–86.
4461:Gotovitch, José; Aron, Paul, eds. (2008).
4445:
4360:Gotovitch, José; Aron, Paul, eds. (2008).
4246:. Yad Vashem, Jerusalem. pp. 603–615.
4049:
3837:(English ed.). Oxford: Berg. p.
3824:
3822:
3737:(English ed.). Oxford: Berg. p.
3724:
3722:
3352:. Brussels: Société Générale. p. 146.
3350:La Société Générale de Belgique, 1822–1972
3334:. Brussels: Société Générale. p. 147.
3332:La Société Générale de Belgique, 1822–1972
2989:Gotovitch, José; Aron, Paul, eds. (2008).
2937:Gotovitch, José; Aron, Paul, eds. (2008).
2912:Gotovitch, José; Aron, Paul, eds. (2008).
2788:(English ed.). Oxford: Berg. p.
2689:. Brussels: Éd. Complexe. pp. 55–56.
2632:Gotovitch, José; Aron, Paul, eds. (2008).
2607:Gotovitch, José; Aron, Paul, eds. (2008).
2486:Gotovitch, José; Aron, Paul, eds. (2008).
2378:"Léopold III, l'impossible réhabilitation"
2283:
2120:. Brussels: Éd. Complexe. pp. 19–20.
1935:: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (
1832:
1634:, the entire country was in Allied hands.
279:as administrative centre. Germany annexed
5578:
5490:
5196:(Trans. ed.). Oxford: Berg. p.
5026:
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2172:. Brussels: Éd. Complexe. pp. 20–6.
2154:
2100:
2004:. Basingstoke: Macmillan. pp. 13–4.
1979:. Basingstoke: Macmillan. pp. 10–1.
1482:", which broke out on 10 May 1941 in the
1331:than with the Nazi Party before the war.
466:United Chambers of the Belgian Parliament
131:Reichskommissariat Belgien-Nordfrankreich
74:the second time in less than thirty years
16:Occupation of Belgium during World War II
5669:(in French). Brussels: Éd. Paul Legrain.
5313:
5104:
5065:. Bloomington: AuthorHouse. p. 76.
4774:
4644:
4187:
4137:
3912:
3910:
3908:
3789:
3661:
3659:
3657:
3655:
3653:
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2656:
2540:"1914–1944: Wars and Monetary Upheavals"
2206:
1950:Conway, Martin; Gotovitch, José (2001).
1586:
1446:
1351:
1186:
1072:
941:
873:
845:Belgian prisoners of war in World War II
750:
569:
475:
378:
313:(the "Secret State Police", part of the
246:
168:incurred during the fighting in May 1940
159:
31:
5682:
5673:
5220:
5088:La Gestapo devant ses juges en Belgique
4921:
4889:
4864:
4839:
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4610:. Brussels: Éd. Complexe. p. 150.
4383:
4381:
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4162:
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3705:. New York: Penguin Books. p. 96.
3347:
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2428:
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1706:and therefore under the Brussels-based
1431:fighting at the Korsun–Cherkassy Pocket
8326:
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3545:. Brussels: Éd. Complexe. p. 44.
3531:
3497:. Brussels: Éd. Complexe. p. 85.
3477:
3412:. Brussels: Éd. Complexe. p. 36.
3367:. Brussels: Éd. Complexe. p. 35.
3338:
3289:. Brussels: Éd. Complexe. p. 33.
3244:. Brussels: Éd. Complexe. p. 34.
3230:
3155:
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2883:
2822:. Brussels: Éd. Complexe. p. 60.
2806:
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2734:. Brussels: Éd. Complexe. p. 23.
2403:
2375:
2323:
2298:
2212:
2069:
2024:
1999:
1974:
1313:Though both Fascist and anti-Semitic,
1245:. There was also an organisation, the
792:Nationalsozialistisches Kraftfahrkorps
142:occupation, and the country's pre-war
7621:
6334:
5706:
5600:België tijdens de Tweede Wereldoorlog
5249:, New York: Random House, pp. 289-290
5162:
4694:
4550:
4283:
4043:
3905:
3761:
3646:
3482:. Antwerp: Excelsior S.A. p. 11.
3013:
2930:
2348:
1918:
925:Persecution of Jews and the Holocaust
677:
5637:. New Haven: Yale University Press.
5571:
5509:
5473:
5090:. Brussels: Éd. Racine. p. 39.
4431:. Westport: Praeger. pp. 10–1.
4378:
4244:Rescue Attempts During the Holocaust
3209:
1805:
1392:declared itself part of the SS. The
1049:
146:(GDP) was reduced by eight percent.
6040:Taiwanese Imperial Japan Serviceman
5625:
5110:Henri Bernard's estimate quoted in
4924:LĂ©on Degrelle et l'Aventure Rexiste
4892:LĂ©on Degrelle et l'Aventure Rexiste
4867:LĂ©on Degrelle et l'Aventure Rexiste
4842:LĂ©on Degrelle et l'Aventure Rexiste
4577:
2664:. London: Sceptre. pp. 98–99.
1781:supplies a figure of 20,000 adults
1710:. While the entire region remained
894:in which 86 civilians were killed.
719:
408:reign" by the government in exile.
79:After the success of the invasion,
76:that Germany had occupied Belgium.
13:
6111:
5539:
5426:. City of Brussels. Archived from
5420:"1944, the liberation of Brussels"
5339:Conway, Martin (12 January 2012).
5289:Conway, Martin (12 January 2012).
5036:Conway, Martin (12 January 2012).
4894:. Brussels: Pire. pp. 160–1.
4781:Conway, Martin (12 January 2012).
4651:Conway, Martin (12 January 2012).
4390:Le Nouveau Dictionnaire des Belges
3801:Conway, Martin (12 January 2012).
3112:
3019:The Bombing War: Europe, 1939-1945
2884:Conway, Martin (12 January 2012).
2353:. Churchill Centre. Archived from
2299:Conway, Martin (12 January 2012).
2213:Conway, Martin (12 January 2012).
1756:) at the time was "Liége" with an
557:Because of the tight rationing, a
299:("Field Gendarmerie", part of the
275:) was created by the Germans with
164:War damage in the Walloon town of
14:
8355:
6788:Friesland, Groningen, and Drenthe
5794:Armenian Revolutionary Federation
5112:Bailly, Michel (8 October 1990).
4844:. Brussels: Pire. pp. 92–6.
4050:Waterfield, Bruno (17 May 2011).
980:Association des Juifs en Belgique
861:, the Germans began repatriating
565:
357:. The territory was divided into
7276:Serbia (Commissioner Government)
5890:Russian Liberation People's Army
5602:. Antwerp: Standaard Uitgeverij.
5484:
5467:
5442:
5307:
5252:
5239:
5225:. New York: Taylor. p. 25.
5214:
5181:
5156:
5133:
5079:
5054:
4965:
4940:
4883:
4858:
4833:
2376:Havaux, Pierre (29 March 2013).
1767:
1746:
1647:
1249:Duits-Vlaamse Arbeidsgemeenschap
1152:
955:Vichy laws on the status of Jews
332:Committee of Secretaries-General
235:and which fought as part of the
7256:Norway (Administrative Council)
5902:Slovak Expeditionary Army Group
5534:
5142:"La Libre Belgique. 01-08-1942"
5114:"20,000 Résistants Belges Tués"
4926:. Brussels: Pire. p. 161.
4749:
4599:
4557:. Columbia: Project Gutenburg.
4544:
4527:
4491:La Belgique sans Roi, 1940–1950
4420:
4277:
4235:
4206:
4181:
4156:
4131:
4106:
4076:
4018:
3993:
3880:
3855:
3755:
3691:
3579:
3543:La Belgique sans Roi, 1940–1950
3495:La Belgique sans Roi, 1940–1950
3486:
3471:
3446:
3410:La Belgique sans Roi, 1940–1950
3401:
3365:La Belgique sans Roi, 1940–1950
3356:
3323:
3287:La Belgique sans Roi, 1940–1950
3278:
3242:La Belgique sans Roi, 1940–1950
3212:"Belgian Gold in Foreign Hands"
3203:
3174:
3149:
3035:
3007:
2877:
2856:
2820:La Belgique sans Roi, 1940–1950
2732:La Belgique sans Roi, 1940–1950
2723:
2687:La Belgique sans Roi, 1940–1950
2650:
2625:
2600:
2504:
2429:Schloss, Andrew (Summer 2004).
2422:
2397:
2369:
2252:
2235:
2170:La Belgique sans Roi, 1940–1950
2118:La Belgique sans Roi, 1940–1950
2063:
2018:
1922:Governments in Exile, 1939–1945
1775:Museum van Deportatie en Verzet
1733:
1693:
704:before the war, and shipped to
221:an official government in exile
36:German cavalry parade past the
5611:. Brussels: Éd. Paul Legrain.
5316:The Oxford Handbook of Fascism
5314:Bosworth, R.J.B., ed. (2010).
5061:Hutchinson, James Lee (2008).
4869:. Brussels: Pire. p. 92.
3116:Nazi Conspiracy and Aggression
3073:Nazi Conspiracy and Aggression
2662:Tintin: Hergé and His Creation
1993:
1968:
1943:
1912:
1895:
1878:
1861:
1842:Nazi Conspiracy and Aggression
1799:
1308:
1182:
368:
103:, established before the war,
1:
7281:Serbia (Council of Ministers)
5963:Collaborationist Chinese Army
5144:. Belgian War Press. Cegesoma
4922:Di Muro, Giovanni F. (2005).
4890:Di Muro, Giovanni F. (2005).
4865:Di Muro, Giovanni F. (2005).
4840:Di Muro, Giovanni F. (2005).
3119:. Vol. I. Archived from
3076:. Vol. I. Archived from
2262:Chronicle of the 20th Century
2028:The Journal of Modern History
1845:. Vol. I. Archived from
1792:
1668:Belgian Congo in World War II
1576:
1436:
1107:Buchenwald concentration camp
1002:; they were then deported by
869:
747:Deportation and forced labour
667:Belgians and injured 40,000.
602:United States Army Air Forces
243:Administration and governance
223:under pre-war Prime Minister
149:
7054:Army Group Rear Area Command
6361:Administrative divisions in
5517:"Belgium after World War II"
4324:Van Doorslaar, Rudi (1984).
3214:. NBB Museum. Archived from
2544:History of the Belgian franc
2511:Dutry-Soinne, Tinou (2006).
1547:Mouvement National Royaliste
1409:, the founder and leader of
1358:28th SS "Wallonien" division
899:invasion of the Soviet Union
731:Société Générale de Belgique
544:
46:German occupation of Belgium
7:
7436:Belgium and Northern France
7059:Belgium and Northern France
5804:Battaglione Azad Hindoustan
5687:(in Dutch). Tielt: Lannoo.
3021:. Allen Lane. p. 679.
2073:Journal of Military History
1640:
1515:Belgian groups such as the
1128:and transformed it into an
1030:Comité de Défense des Juifs
650:During the preparation for
580:attack the Belgian town of
10:
8360:
6938:Civil Administration Areas
6543:Southern Hanover–Brunswick
5993:First Indian National Army
5579:Warmbrunn, Werner (1993).
5221:Paldiel, Mordecai (2011).
4578:Fox, C.J. (3 March 1994).
4551:Estes, Kenneth W. (2007).
4213:Schreiber, Marion (2003).
3971:Steinberg, Maxime (1998).
1785:8,000 children in hiding.
1580:
1440:
1327:Partito Nazionale Fascista
1006:to concentration camps at
928:
905:Oberkommando der Wehrmacht
842:
773:
372:
289:Alexander von Falkenhausen
255:and all of Belgium except
178:in the Franco-Prussian War
153:
18:
8344:Belgium–Germany relations
8268:
8019:
7882:
7836:
7758:
7655:
7587:
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7309:
7153:
7146:
7118:
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6999:
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6824:
6808:North Brabant and Limburg
6803:South Holland and Zeeland
6798:North Holland and Utrecht
6793:Gelderland and Overijssel
6778:
6707:
6655:
6616:
6586:
6383:
6370:
6062:
5942:
5758:
5748:
5744:
5269:The National Archive (UK)
4606:Gerard, Emmanuel (2006).
3975:. In Michman, Dan (ed.).
1806:Cook, Bernard A. (2002).
1606:toward the Belgian border
1077:Uniform of a prisoner in
458:his intention to abdicate
213:pushed back into a pocket
81:a military administration
7046:Military administrations
6578:WĂĽrttemberg-Hohenzollern
5912:Ukrainian Insurgent Army
5857:National Republican Army
5852:Latvian Auxiliary Police
5777:Albanian Fascist Militia
5583:. New York: Peter Lang.
4806:Saerens, Lieven (2000).
4534:Various authors (1941).
4427:Levine, Alan J. (2000).
4060:. London. Archived from
3773:Harvard University Press
3156:Lemkin, Raphael (2005).
2548:National Bank of Belgium
2242:Various authors (1941).
1902:Various authors (1941).
1885:Various authors (1941).
1868:Various authors (1941).
1686:
1565:movement. Some, such as
1213:Vlaams Nationaal Verbond
931:The Holocaust in Belgium
878:View of the entrance to
839:Belgian prisoners of war
532:The Adventures of Tintin
472:Life in occupied Belgium
431:Belgian prisoners of war
188:invaded Belgium. During
6030:Royal Thai Armed Forces
6020:Manchukuo Imperial Army
6005:Lanka Sama Samaja Party
5953:Burma Independence Army
5885:Russian Liberation Army
5847:Kalmykian Cavalry Corps
5809:Belarusian Home Defence
5773:Albanian collaborators
5676:La Résistance 1940–1945
5674:Bernard, Henri (1968).
5656:(in French). Brussels:
5633:Conway, Martin (1993).
5547:Jacquemyns, Guillaume;
5522:Encyclopædia Britannica
5086:Préaux, Céline (2007).
4705:. Asp. pp. 203–4.
3458:German Federal Archives
2871:University of Cambridge
2472:Encyclopædia Britannica
2324:Talmon, Stefan (2001).
2219:Oxford University Press
1663:Belgium in World War II
1540:Front de l'Indépendance
1302:Algemeene-SS Vlaanderen
1194:Algemeene-SS Vlaanderen
961:Algemeene-SS Vlaanderen
825:Front de l'Indépendance
755:A German bunker of the
712:. Under the pro-German
413:German-dominated Europe
21:Belgium in World War II
7417:
7147:Puppet administrations
6951:Carinthia and Carniola
6618:
6393:
6385:
6365:and German occupations
6015:Malayan Volunteer Army
5881:Russian collaborators
5829:Finnish Defence Forces
5683:Wouters, Nico (2004).
2863:Sanders, Paul (1999).
2349:Langworth, Richard M.
2000:Taylor, Lynne (2000).
1975:Taylor, Lynne (2000).
1614:
1592:
1567:
1561:
1553:
1545:
1539:
1533:
1459:
1452:
1429:) in 1943. During the
1417:
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1086:
1058:, signed in 1939, the
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950:
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641:B-17 Flying Fortresses
617:
596:from both the British
589:
537:
481:
460:in favour of his son,
384:
375:Leopold III of Belgium
359:
349:
337:Militärverwaltungsstab
336:
320:Militärverwaltungsstab
319:
301:
293:
273:Nord and Pas-de-Calais
265:
260:
253:Nord and Pas-de-Calais
190:the ensuing occupation
169:
144:gross domestic product
129:
113:systematic persecution
85:
57:
49:
41:
6598:Reichsfestung Belgrad
6035:Russian Fascist Party
5824:Croatian Armed Forces
5163:Stone, Harry (1996).
2583:The Belgian War Press
2404:Palmer, Alan (1992).
1754:town of the same name
1602:advances toward Paris
1590:
1583:Liberation of Belgium
1484:Cockerill steel works
1480:Strike of the 100,000
1450:
1355:
1190:
1076:
1044:twentieth rail convoy
1000:Mechelen transit camp
947:Mechelen transit camp
945:
877:
754:
573:
479:
382:
345:a civilian government
250:
163:
35:
7600:Strength Through Joy
7559:Weather Station Kurt
7261:Norway (Quisling II)
6508:Munich–Upper Bavaria
6493:March of Brandenburg
6000:Inner Mongolian Army
5988:Indian National Army
5872:Royal Hungarian Army
5867:Romanian Land Forces
5526:. 18 September 2023.
5245:Olson, Lynn (2017),
5139:Example quoted from
3924:on 21 September 2013
3703:The Second World War
3478:Hakker, Jos (1945).
3218:on 21 September 2013
3123:on 21 September 2013
3080:on 21 September 2013
2554:on 21 September 2013
1849:on 27 September 2013
1704:Oberfeldkommandantur
1395:Formations de Combat
1383:Formations de Combat
992:Star-of-David badges
977:in the country, the
397:Belgian Constitution
389:King of the Belgians
285:Treaty of Versailles
174:independence in 1830
66:Belgium's liberation
50:Occupation allemande
8098:Carpathian Ruthenia
7419:Reichskommissariats
7251:Norway (Quisling I)
7181:Chechnya-Ingushetia
6841:Bohemia and Moravia
6826:Partial annexations
6637:Danzig–West Prussia
6045:Takasago Volunteers
5973:Gando Special Force
5897:Security Battalions
5424:History of Brussels
4284:Steinberg, Lucien.
4057:The Daily Telegraph
3918:"Belgium – History"
3763:Beorn, Waitman Wade
3183:Van der Wee, Herman
3181:Verbreyt, Monique;
2443:(2). Archived from
1368:As a result of the
1177:Courcelles Massacre
600:(RAF) and American
387:Leopold III became
233:Free Belgian Forces
7688:French West Africa
7668:British Somaliland
6851:General Government
6528:Schleswig-Holstein
5907:Slovene Home Guard
5654:La Belgique Docile
4331:Socialist Register
4094:on 11 October 2011
4064:on 6 December 2013
1810:Belgium: A History
1728:County of Flanders
1628:Ardennes Offensive
1595:In June 1944, the
1593:
1503:illegal newspapers
1469:passive resistance
1460:
1443:Belgian Resistance
1366:
1203:
1147:the camp commander
1137:summary executions
1119:United States Army
1101:who had served as
1087:
951:
887:
772:
710:French West Africa
678:Economic situation
645:U.S. 8th Air Force
590:
501:Het Laatste Nieuws
482:
385:
261:
170:
117:Belgian Resistance
42:
8321:
8320:
7912:Dutch East Indies
7750:Southern Rhodesia
7683:French Somaliland
7615:
7614:
7611:
7610:
7535:
7534:
7505:Other occupations
7500:
7499:
7411:
7410:
7126:Adriatic Littoral
7119:Operational Zones
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6886:
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6702:
6612:
6611:
6328:
6327:
6324:
6323:
6307:
6163:
6058:
6057:
5946:collaborationists
5922:Wehrmacht foreign
5917:Waffen-SS foreign
5833:
5767:collaborationists
5590:978-0-8204-1773-8
5572:General histories
5405:978-2-87495-001-8
5380:978-2-87495-001-8
5350:978-0-19-969434-1
5325:978-0-19-959478-8
5300:978-0-19-969434-1
5047:978-0-19-969434-1
5019:978-2-87495-001-8
4983:978-2-87495-001-8
4958:978-2-87495-001-8
4819:978-90-209-4109-8
4792:978-0-19-969434-1
4767:978-2-87495-001-8
4742:978-2-87495-001-8
4712:978-90-5487-517-8
4687:978-2-87495-001-8
4662:978-0-19-969434-1
4564:978-0-231-13030-1
4472:978-2-87495-001-8
4371:978-2-87495-001-8
4228:978-0-8021-1766-3
3812:978-0-19-969434-1
3782:978-0-674-72550-8
3771:. Cambridge, MA:
3712:978-0-14-303573-2
3597:978-3-421-06528-5
3000:978-2-87495-001-8
2948:978-2-87495-001-8
2923:978-2-87495-001-8
2895:978-0-19-969434-1
2643:978-2-87495-001-8
2618:978-2-87495-001-8
2497:978-2-87495-001-8
2447:on 14 August 2012
2335:978-0-19-924839-1
2310:978-0-19-969434-1
2228:978-0-19-969434-1
1708:Militärverwaltung
1509:La Libre Belgique
1492:province of Liége
1464:Battle of Britain
1261:of Flanders into
1126:fort at Breendonk
1099:Paul-Émile Janson
1068:Sommersonnenwende
1050:Political dissent
853:As part of their
784:Organisation Todt
767:Organisation Todt
763:, constructed by
726:Alexandre Galopin
672:Cardinal van Roey
625:air-raid shelters
578:Lancaster bombers
446:Mary Lilian Baels
205:Battle of Belgium
156:Battle of Belgium
8351:
8339:1940s in Belgium
8072:Military history
7826:Native Americans
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6775:
6690:Tyrol–Vorarlberg
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6568:Westphalia-South
6563:Westphalia-North
6483:Magdeburg-Anhalt
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5877:Royal Iraqi Army
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5626:Thematic studies
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5477:Le Soir Illustré
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3679:on 9 August 2013
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3330:Various (1972).
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1750:
1744:
1739:The Belga was a
1737:
1731:
1697:
1657:
1652:
1651:
1650:
1620:Free Belgian SAS
1617:
1572:
1564:
1562:LĂ©gion Nationale
1558:
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1542:
1536:
1457:
1420:
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1397:
1391:
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1321:Benito Mussolini
1318:
1304:
1295:
1281:
1255:anti-clericalism
1252:
1244:
1236:
1224:
1216:
1207:Flemish Movement
1196:
1179:in August 1944.
1144:
1142:Vlaamse SD-wacht
1133:
1096:
1056:Nazi-Soviet Pact
1041:
1033:
986:As part of the "
982:
976:
964:
908:
860:
834:
828:
820:
814:
808:
795:
787:
770:
720:Galopin Doctrine
701:Banque de France
629:Erla Motor Works
622:
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442:Palace of Laeken
405:Queen Wilhelmina
364:
352:
339:
322:
306:
298:
270:
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93:prisoners of war
90:
58:Duitse bezetting
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8313:Pacific Islands
8308:Solomon Islands
8288:Gilbert Islands
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8243:Channel Islands
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7603:holiday resorts
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6463:Halle-Merseburg
6448:Electoral Hesse
6438:Eastern Hanover
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6083:Italian Albania
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5540:Primary sources
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5461:
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5430:on 29 July 2013
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4585:The Independent
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4298:on 17 June 2013
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1534:Partisans Armés
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6966:Lower Styria
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6675:Upper Danube
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6473:Hesse-Nassau
6443:East Prussia
6413:Baden-Alsace
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