Bezuidenhout 1985 – The Hague Neighbourhood History & WWII – Hardcover

A richly illustrated historical document about one of The Hague's most characteristic districts.

Het Bezuidenhout – Grandeur and fate of a residential area in The Hague (1985) describes the rise of the district as a stately residential environment, its destruction during the bombing of March 3, 1945, and the subsequent reconstruction.

The book contains extensive textual documentation and numerous black-and-white photos of streets, architecture, destruction, and redevelopment. It thus serves as a valuable resource for enthusiasts of The Hague's history, urban planning, and World War II research.

Published as a bound hardcover with a laminated cover. The interior is clean and well-preserved. The cover shows slight discoloration along the edges, consistent with its age.

Specifications

• Title: Het Bezuidenhout – Grandeur and fate of a residential area in The Hague

• Authors: S.P. Sluijter Jr. & Ron F. de Bock

• Year: 1985

• Publisher: Repro-Holland B.V., Alphen aan den Rijn

• ISBN: 90 6471 167 4

• Height: 27 cm

• Thickness: approx. 2.5 cm

• Format: bound hardcover

• Illustrations: black-and-white photography

• Condition: very good, slight discoloration of cover