De Nederlandsche Politie Vol. 2 No. 5

Complete copy in used condition, with a vertical mailing fold.

Official publication of the Kameraadschapsbond (Comradeship Association) of the Dutch Police, published between November 1942 and May 1945.

The magazine had a distinctly National Socialist character and was intended to promote the ideology of the German occupation authorities within the Dutch police.

It contains numerous informative articles on police-related subjects, often illustrated with photographs and drawings.

The section "Official Announcements" includes extensive personnel transfers, appointments and promotions, providing a valuable source of historical and genealogical information.

Published twice monthly between 1943 and 1945.

Printed by De Arbeiderspers in Amsterdam, which also produced much of the printed material for the SS in the Netherlands.

Note: The role of the Dutch police during the occupation remains highly controversial. In particular, members of the Schalkhaar Police became notorious for their active involvement in the persecution of resistance members, black market traders, and especially Jews.