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A Forced but Passionate Marriage: The Changing Relationship between Past and Present in Dutch History Education 1945-1979
Although the history of history education is an under-researched topic worldwide, the international literature about history education contains a clear image of the historical development of the school subject. This image basically consists of a sharp dichotomy between traditional history education,
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