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Discover 'The Telg' Exhibition: Dutch Resistance History at Museum De Dageraad

Learn about 'De Telg' and its pivotal underground publishing in Dutch WWII resistance and Jewish support.

The eventful history of publisher 'The Telg' exhibition at Museum De Dageraad delves into a crucial chapter of World War II. It reveals how this clandestine publishing house supported the Dutch resistance and aided Jewish residents. Visitors can explore the impactful story of 'De Telg' and its vital role through historical publications and individual contributions.

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Exhibition summary

This exhibition at Museum De Dageraad explores the history of the underground publishing house 'De Telg', which originated during World War II and played a crucial role in the Dutch resistance. It highlights the support provided to Jewish residents and the distribution of clandestine publications.

Curatorial context

Museum De Dageraad presents an exhibition delving into the impactful history of the underground publishing house 'De Telg'. Originating during World War II, 'De Telg' was instrumental in the Dutch resistance, notably by supporting Jewish residents and facilitating the distribution of illegal publications, including the newspaper Het Parool. The exhibition showcases the critical role of individuals like Wim Polak and Bea Biet, alongside figures such as photographer Sem Presser and artist Leo Schatz, who were involved in this significant wartime effort. The narrative traces the evolution of 'De Telg' from a clandestine publishing venture supporting people in hiding with income from children's books, to its post-war legal establishment. Visitors can expect to see publications from the publisher, offering a tangible connection to this period of resistance and resilience. The exhibition is hosted in one of De Dageraad's storefront spaces, formerly a Reading Library, reflecting the local context of its operations.

Admission and ticket notes

Information regarding museum opening hours and prices for Museum De Dageraad can be found via the provided link. This exhibition is displayed at Museum De Dageraad.

The eventful history of publisher 'The Telg' key exhibition facts

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Venue
Museum Het Schip
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
Dec 15, 2022 – Dec 31, 2023
Artist line / attribution
Features the activities and publications of individuals involved in the clandestine publishing house 'De Telg', including Wim Polak, Bea Biet, Sem Presser, and Leo Schatz.
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