'Say goodbye to Google Street View, let Rothuizen be your guide.' de Volkskrant

Artist Jan Rothuizen draws and writes down what he sees, hears, and thinks as he walks and cycles through Amsterdam. In this 'soft atlas' of everyday life, we pass familiar landmarks such as the Anne Frank House, the Rijksmuseum, the Red Light District, and the 9 Streets shopping district. Rothuizen also introduces us to Amsterdam's lesser-known places and residents like the Hash Museum, a budget hotel, the Turkish...

An urgent call to action by the Former Chief of NATO's Military CommitteeAdmiral Rob Bauer, Former Chair of the NATO Military Committee, travelled the world to convince civilians, companies and policy makers that we can no longer take peace for granted. The better we prepare ourselves for war, the stronger our deterrence and the smaller the chance that we too will be at war.If You Want Peace, Prepare for War outlines seven key lessons for the preservation of peace. It emphasises the importanc...

Amsterdam DNA - How Amsterdam became AmsterdamWhat determines a city's character? And who? To really get to know Amsterdam, you need to go back in time. Amsterdam DNA tells the story of this headstrong, small yet world-famous city. A thousand years of history told by a selection of Amsterdam Museum's amazing objects and art works. A story of burghers, entrepreneurs, artists and freethinkers; about what makes Amsterdam what it is. Browse through its history, or stroll through the streets of Am...