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Eighty percent of Dutch students responded to German demands for a loyalty oath during the occupation in World War II by refusing to comply. This widespread defiance highlighted their resistance to collaboration with the occupying forces. As a result, many students faced repercussions, including expulsion from their educational institutions, but their refusal also fostered a sense of solidarity and national identity among the Dutch population.

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