De national collection of war diaries is a result of the programme 'core collections text', produced by the Koninklijke Bibliotheek with subsidy from the Programme War Heritage. The programme contained the selection, digitization, archiving and online offering of over 500.000 pages of war diaries, literature and propaganda press from the collections of 25 organizations. This unique material can now be seen on the website The Memory:

	Printed Propaganda WWII
	Resistance Literature

Collections:
- Aletta, instituut voor vrouwengeschiedenis (Institute for Women's History),
- NIOD instituut voor oorlogs-, holocaust- en genocidestudies (NIOD Institute for War, Holocaust and Genocide Studies),
- Gelders Archief (Archives of the Province of Gelderland),
- Gemeentearchief Roermond (Roermond Municipal Archives),
- Drents Archief  (Archives of the Province of Drenthe),
- Joods Historisch Museum (Jewish Historical Museum),
- Tresoar,
- BHIC (Regional Information Centre of the Province of North Brabant),
- Verzetsmuseum Friesland (Frisian Resistance Museum),
- Stadsarchief Rotterdam  (Rotterdam Municipal Archives),
- Nederlands Instituut voor Militaire Historie (Netherlands Institute for Military History),
- Gemeentearchief Venlo  (Venlo Municipal Archives),
- Bibliotheca Rosenthaliana
- Nationaal Militair Museum (Army Museum),
- COGIS (a Dutch center of expertise specialized in the effects of war, persecution and violence),
- Verzetsmuseum Amsterdam (Amsterdam Resistance Museum),
- Historisch Centrum Overijssel (Historical Centre of the Province of Overijssel),
- Groninger Archieven (Archives of the Province of Groningen),
- Museon (Museum of Education),
- Nationaal Monument Kamp Vught (Camp Vucht National Memorial) 

Subsite texts:
René Pottkamp (NIOD)
Jasper Faase (Koninklijke Bibliotheek)

Subsidy:
The digitization of the collection was subsidized by the Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sports, the War Heritage Program and Metamorfoze, the Dutch national program for the preservation of the paper heritage.