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A group of ministers during the cabinet meeting at Stratton House in London
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A group of ministers during the cabinet meeting at Stratton House in London

Pictorial Press · 1941 - 1944 · photographic support

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A group of ministers during the cabinet meeting in Stratton House in London. L. to R.: Ministers Van Angeren, Van Kleffens, Van den Tempel and Gerbrandy: in the background the portrait of Jan Pietersz. Coen by F. van Hengelaar. On the left wall a portrait of Prince Bernhard. The line network on the photo was applied by artist Cor Visser. This image of Van Angeren was used by Cor Visser for the group portrait of the second Gerbrandy cabinet.

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photographJan van den TempelPieter Sjoerds GerbrandyEelco Nicolaas van KleffensLondonNederlandse regering in Londen
Credit lineEen groep ministers tijdens de ministerraad in Stratton House in Londen. 1941 - 1944. Pictorial Press. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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