Collection of the Nationaal-Socialistische Beweging, NSB - the Nazi Movement in the Netherlands, 1933-1945 The Nationaal-Socialistische Beweging - NSB was established in the Netherlands by ir. A.A. Mussert and C. van Geelkerken in 1931; The rise to power of Hitler in Germany in 1933 contributed to the large rise of the NSB in the Netherlands; the NSB joined the government as a fascist party in 1937; during the war, the NSB was the main political partner of the German occupation authorities; Seyss-Inquart declared the NSB as the only legal party in the Netherlands in 1941; the NSB established departments such as the: Weerafdeling (WA), Nationale Jeugdstorm, de Nationaal-Socialistische Vrouwen, Landwacht, Agrarisch Front, het Economisch Front and Opvoedersgilde; In 1943, the Dolle Dinsdag committee activated the Germans in the Netherlands, the Secretarie van Staat, the organization responsible for the training of NSB members for the leadership of the state; Included in the collection: Correspondence by ir. A. A. Mussert with Ernst Loeb, regarding the fascist movement in the Netherlands in 1933; Correspondence by the Nationaal-Socialistische Beweging - NSB with people and institutions regarding political activities during 1934-1935; Newspaper announcements regarding Nazi propaganda, 1934; Correspondence, poems and articles by the NSB, regarding Jews in the Netherlands, 1938; Reports prepared by the NSB in 1941; Correspondence by the Economisch Front in the Netherlands with the Office for the Economy and the German Economy, regarding the supply of products in 1941.