By: Corry van Straten In the Middle Ages there was a chapel on the corner of Slijkeinde and Vleerstraat: the Saint Anthony Chapel. This chapel

I don’t just walk around The Hague as a city guide. Twice a week, together with other volunteers, I go out with residents of a

When we were young, my sisters and I would have arguments that sometimes ended in scuffles. Our parents then tried to explain to us that

The Hague is, of course, the city of royal palaces, but we have other types of palaces as well. Beginning around 1900, The Hague was

A special group within the post-World War II Dutch baby boom were children fathered by the Allied soldiers, our liberators.  These are the “liberation children”

What does it take to have a child? No, don’t worry, I am not offering a lecture about sex education. I want to talk about