"B is for bomb": A Dutch mother's homemade alphabet book during WWII
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Channel: The Virginian-Pilot · 2016 · News & Politics
This is Elizabeth Coldenhoff’s homemade version of the “A is for Apple” books used to teach children the Dutch alphabet. She lived during the Japanese invasion of the Dutch East Indies. Today the country is known as Indonesia.
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