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De Demilitarisering van de Rijkswacht

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VUB Press, Brussels (2001)

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de Weger, Michiel. "The Rise of the Gendarmes? What Really Happened in Holland." Connections: The Quarterly Journal 8, no. 1 (2008): 92-114.

APA style: Easton, M. (2001). De Demilitarisering van de Rijkswacht.

Chicago style: Easton, Marleen. De Demilitarisering van de Rijkswacht. Brussels: VUB Press, 2001.

IEEE style: Easton, M., De Demilitarisering van de Rijkswacht, Brussels, VUB Press, 2001.

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