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==The Netherlands in the Holocaust==
 
==The Netherlands in the Holocaust==
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The Netherlands in the [[Holocaust]] is widely documented that approximately 75% of Dutch Jews perished during the Holocaust. The Dutch Queen's consort Bertrand, who married Queen Juliana of the Netherlands in 1937, was an early member of the Nazi Party (NSDAP)<ref>https://www.nrc.nl/nieuws/2023/10/04/huisarchivaris-van-de-oranjes-voor-mij-is-wilhelmina-door-de-mand-gevallen-door-hoe-ze-haar-hofhouding-behandelde-a4176195</ref> as well as the brown shirts or [[Sturmabteilung]] (SA), and served as an officer in the [[Schutzstaffel]] (SS). While the Dutch government and much of the public initially opposed the Nazi occupation, the Dutch police and civil service eventually collaborated with the German occupying forces' persecution of Jews.  
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The Netherlands in the [[Holocaust]] is widely documented that approximately 75% of Dutch Jews perished during the Holocaust. The Dutch Queen's consort Bertrand, who married Queen Juliana of the Netherlands in 1937, was an early member of the [[Nazi Party]] (NSDAP)<ref>https://www.nrc.nl/nieuws/2023/10/04/huisarchivaris-van-de-oranjes-voor-mij-is-wilhelmina-door-de-mand-gevallen-door-hoe-ze-haar-hofhouding-behandelde-a4176195</ref> as well as the brown shirts or [[Sturmabteilung]] (SA), and served as an officer in the [[Schutzstaffel]] (SS). While the Dutch government and much of the public initially opposed the Nazi occupation, the Dutch police and civil service eventually collaborated with the German occupying forces' persecution of Jews.  
 
A significant act of resistance was the February Strike of 1941 in Amsterdam, organized by the [[Communist Party]] in protest of the first mass arrests and deportation of Jews to [[concentration camp]]s. The strike was [[violent]]ly suppressed by the Nazis, who subsequently imposed stricter measures and replaced Dutch officials in key positions to solidify their control and ensure the efficient implementation of anti-Jewish policies.  
 
A significant act of resistance was the February Strike of 1941 in Amsterdam, organized by the [[Communist Party]] in protest of the first mass arrests and deportation of Jews to [[concentration camp]]s. The strike was [[violent]]ly suppressed by the Nazis, who subsequently imposed stricter measures and replaced Dutch officials in key positions to solidify their control and ensure the efficient implementation of anti-Jewish policies.  
 
Factors contributing to the high death toll in the Netherlands include:
 
Factors contributing to the high death toll in the Netherlands include:
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