In "De Vrede...", Samuel Philippus Lipman examines the complex political landscape surrounding the Netherlands during a period of intense international conflict. This detailed account explores the delicate balance the Dutch government attempted to maintain, striving for neutrality amidst the turmoil of the First World War. Lipman delves into the intricacies of peace negotiations and the various diplomatic challenges faced by the Netherlands. This book offers valuable insights into Dutch history, international relations, and the strategies employed to navigate a world at war.

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