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• W1497312120 abstract "Friend of Israel Joop den UyI 1919-1987: Dromer en doordouwer (Joop den UyI 1919-1987: Dreamer and Pusher), by Anet Bleich, Balans, 2008, 544 pp. [Dutch] As amie book reviews deal with the author's basic message. Nonetheless, a book may contain information seemingly of secondary importance which can turn out to be of considerable interest, particularly for a j ournal devoted to Jewish political studies. One such case is the biography of Joop den UyI, the late Dutch prime minister, which includes personal and political information bearing on his relationship with Jews and Israel. Joop den UyI was a leader of the Dutch Labor Party. From 1973 to 1977, he served as prime minister of the most left-wing coalition government the Netherlands has ever known. His biographer, Anet Bleich is a well-known Dutch Jewish journalist, and her book attracted significant attention in the Netherlands. Helping Israel While Den UyI was in office, the Netherlands made what probably is its single greatest contribution to Israel. During the Yom Kippur War, Israel ran out of certain types of munitions. Its ambassador to the Netherlands, Chanan Bar-On, tried to obtain them there. The Dutch government did not initially accede to his request. Bar-On then approached the defense minister, Henk Vredeling (Labor), via a high-ranking official named Henk Beereboom (306). Beereboom did not inform his immediate boss, Den UyI. Vredeling had told him that if he acquiesced to the Israeli request, he would do so without involving the prime minister or the foreign minister. Vredeling asked his deputy minister, Bram Stemerdink (Labor), for an opinion and they agreed to supply ammunition behind the backs of the rest of the cabinet. When Golda Meir met Den UyI at the Socialist International two months later, she embraced him. He thought it was because he had left Dutch air space open for Israeli transport planes. Later, toward the end of his life, he said to Stemerdink, I had some suspicions that you were busy with something. Other subjects of Jewish interest in this book are of a very different nature than high politics; they concern Den Uyl's personal development. He came from a Calvinist (Reformed) background and in his youth had some sympathy for fascism and Nazi Germany, though not for its antiSemitism. Den UyI even stayed in Germany for a couple of months in 1939. Some Dutch reviewers have suggested that this was probably the reason his family was reluctant to have this biography written, as the author insisted on discussing not only Den Uyl's political activities but also his private life. After Germany invaded the Netherlands on 10 May 1940, the country surrendered in just a few days. …" @default.
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