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This is a letter written by Jac. P. Thijsse to Sjoerd Kuperus, dated October 11, 1941, a time when the Netherlands was under Nazi occupation. Thijsse writes about the publication of a new edition of "Thijsse's Hof" and arrangements for illustrations. In the shadow of World War II, as daily life became increasingly fraught with restrictions and fear, the continuation of cultural and artistic work took on a special significance. The seemingly mundane details of publishing schedules and illustrations become poignant markers of resistance. Art and literature offered a form of solace and continuity, asserting a sense of normalcy against the backdrop of a world in turmoil. The emotional weight of this letter lies in its quiet defiance, a gentle reminder of life's persistence amidst great upheaval.
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