Wim Klinkert The / Rotterdam / The Hague / Berlin / Cologne / Antwerp / London / /
Company
Netherlands Oversea Trust Company / Oversea Trust Company / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Germany / Switzerland / Netherlands / Serbia / New Zealand / Indonesia / Belgium / France / Japan / Austria / United States / United Kingdom / Denmark / The Netherlands / /
Currency
NLG / /
Event
Natural Disaster / Diplomatic Relations / /
Facility
Fortress Antwerp / Belgian port / Fortress Amsterdam / Peace Palace / Dutch port / Fortress Holland / /
Indies / North Sea / Scheldt Estuary / North Sea coast / /
Organization
Dutch parliament / German military / Dutch army / Dutch government / Royal Navy / Liberal Dutch government / British government / Grain Bureau / German government / Dutch Lower House / army / Permanent Court of Arbitration / Dutch military / Belgian army / Dutch committee / Army Organisation / Dutch Army Command / German army / Socialist Party / Central Commission for Neutral Investigation of the Causes of the World War / /
Person
Wilhelmina / Ismee Tames / Samuël Kruizinga / Marc Frey / Francis Oppenheimer / Andrew Carnegie / Pieter Wilhelm Adriaan Cort van der Linden / Nicole Eversdijk / John Loudon / Marie Willem Frederik Treub / Herman Harris Aall / Nicolas Japikse / Cort van der Linden / Hubert van Tuyll van Serooskerken / Wim Klinkert / Paul Moeyes / C.J. Snijders / /
Position
Queen / minister / Lieutenant-General / foreign minister / officer / Chief / envoy / enemy head / incoming Prime Minister / minister for not taking the scheme further / Chief of the General Staff / Lieutenant-General / member / /
The Netherlands By Samuël Kruizinga, Paul Moeyes and Wim Klinkert The Netherlands remained neutral during the First World War, but was nevertheless significantly affected by it. Its army remained fully mobilized to coun