Holocaust in the Netherlands

Drug abuse, shame and the Holocaust figure in film about family of notorious Dutch lawyers

A new film offers a revealing look inside a successful but dysfunctional family that has fallen from grace in a country and community traumatized by the Holocaust.

Holland reportedly bent pension laws to pay citizens living in Israeli settlements

Several lawmakers are demanding the government clarify the current policy on state pension recipients in the West Bank.

Dutch singer and feminist icon Corry Brokken dies at 83

Brokken, who clinches the Netherlands' 1st Eurovision win and the became a judge, was born to a Nazi father and a part-Jewish mother, she revealed in 1999.