Liberation Charter of Holland - Framed Print

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Liberation Charter of Holland - Framed Print
The framed print has some very light fading that can be seen underneath the glass.  In the bottom left corner it is marked, "Nadruk verboden A".  The glass has some light surface wear, but no cracks or areas of damage.  The wooden frame has some light wear, scuffing in parts and some rubbing to the finish.  The back has a piece of cardboard attached that has a hook attached.  The framed print is ready for display.  After doing some research, we were able to find a few matches to this item, which helped to identify and translate the print.
The poster reads:
"Het rampjaar '40 maakte ons tot slaven van den mof. De Duitse laars verbrijzelde de broze Vrede grof. Voorbij geluk! Geen vrijheid meer! Onz'ogen werden dof. Het taaie ondergronds verzet verdient de hoogste lof! De Stem uit Londen hield in ons het smeulend vonkje aan van hoop op redding uit de greep van den "edelen" Rasgermaan. Daar, overzee, werd er gezwoegd, aan Leger en Vloot gewerkt. Na eind'loos wachten van vier-vijf jaar brak de Vrijheid voor ons aan. Veel is vernield, verwoest, vermoord, maar ons volk... dat blijft bestaan. Ons volk van strijders voor het recht, van Kunst en Wetenschap, het zal zijn glorie van weleer herwinnen stap voor stap. Dank onzen Vrienden in nood van over de Oceaan. Hier onze Hulde met de wens: Elk schild een Zegevaan!"
Translated:
"The disaster year '40 made us slaves. The German boot shattered the fragile Peace coarsely. Beyond luck! No more freedom! Onhist's eyes became dull. The tough underground resistance deserves the highest praise! The Voice from London held in us the smoldering spark of hope of salvation from the grasp of the "nobles" Rasgermanic. There, overseas, there was toiled, worked on Army and Fleet. After a four-five-year wait, Freedom arrived for us. Much has been destroyed, destroyed, murdered, but our people... that will continue to exist. Our people of warriors for the right, of Art and Science, it will regain its glory of yesteryear step by step. Thank our Friends in distress from across the Ocean. Here our Tribute with the wish: Every shield a Victory!"
Measures approx.  11 1/2
" x 16 3/8"
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