Foreign Minister Eelco N. van Kleffens visiting the United States.Eodo Nicolaas van Kleffens (1894-1983) during the Second World War was the Dutch Minister of Foreign Affairs in London. On the photo he is on the left. The photo was made during the visit what he brought to Dr. 13 June 1941. N.A.C. Slotemaker de Bruine in the United States. Mr. Slotemaker de Bruine was the director of the Netherlands Information Bureau in New York. Van Kleffens became Minister for Foreign Affairs in the cabinet-De Geer II in 1939. He continued the Dutch neutrality policy. On May 10, 1940, Van Kleffens received a statement for the German attack on the Netherlands from the German envoy Zech von Burchkenroda. This has ended the neutrality. To seek support from the Allies, Van Kleffens left the same morning with Minister Charles Welter from colonies to London. The rest of the cabinet would follow later. During the period of the Dutch government in London, Van Kleffens continued to fulfill his minister's post

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Foreign Minister Eelco N. van Kleffens visiting the United States.Eodo Nicolaas van Kleffens (1894-1983) during the Second World War was the Dutch Minister of Foreign Affairs in London. On the photo he is on the left. The photo was made during the visit what he brought to Dr. 13 June 1941. N.A.C. Slotemaker de Bruine in the United States. Mr. Slotemaker de Bruine was the director of the Netherlands Information Bureau in New York. Van Kleffens became Minister for Foreign Affairs in the cabinet-De Geer II in 1939. He continued the Dutch neutrality policy. On May 10, 1940, Van Kleffens received a statement for the German attack on the Netherlands from the German envoy Zech von Burchkenroda. This has ended the neutrality. To seek support from the Allies, Van Kleffens left the same morning with Minister Charles Welter from colonies to London. The rest of the cabinet would follow later. During the period of the Dutch government in London, Van Kleffens continued to fulfill his minister's post

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