… In addition to the Dutch, we consider Germans and Belgians members of the ethnic ingroup,
as they are geographically, linguistically, and culturally strongly related to the Netherlands. …

… During the 1630s, Dutch ships bearing supplies of genever … involving soldiers of many
nationalities, including the Dutch and … appointed to consider sanitary nuisances, which included ‘…

… Under the Public Order and Nuisance Act 1906, any person … in colonial Dutch solider uniform,
half imitating Dutch soldiers … and understand it; without the magical sense of perception, …

… population were mainly of Dutch and German descent. … them as ‘our soldiers … our
wounded soldiers are of course … which the nurses found a ‘nuisance [and] a constant cause of …

… the Dutch “wassching,” meaning ‘laundry,’ and the Dutch … soldiers during the first world war,
referencing the fact that the … which Bourdieu considers a nuisance to the furtherance of the …

… rights between Britain and the Dutch Republic descended … Dutch ships in the Court of Prize
Appeal to help end the crisis, and to both restore Dutch faith in Britain’s commitment to Dutch …

… out between England and the Dutch Republic, a string of … its king’s eyes, ‘a general nuisance
to the whole kingdom … like the … and Scottish soldiers, currently assisting the Dutch in their …

… in which athletes and soldiers can learn new skills [1, 5]. … is part of the Dutch National Police
policy on proper conduct. … .) matches that of groups causing nuisance or engaged in crime; i. …

… Yet again, by seeing Dutch and German authorities insult Italian and Spanish responses to
… Trade unions are perceived as a leftist nuisance and the work of NGOs is silenced by the …

… The word in Dutch for those who opposed the Germans was goed, that is "good" or "decent," …
kaftans, shabby suits, beards, and black hats, as an embarrassing and disruptive nuisance. …