1917년 네덜란드의 지도자는 누구인가?
On August 29, 1913, a centrist liberal minority cabinet was appointed under the leadership of independent liberal prime minister Pieter W.A. Cort van der Linden. His cabinet governed until September 9, 1918, an unusually long period for a Dutch cabinet. During this period the important post of Minister of Foreign Affairs was taken by Jonkheer John Loudon. Former general Nicolaas Bosboomhe was the Minister of War until May 15, 1917. Although the government as a whole was strictly neutral, each member maintained individual preferences. Some ministers were in favor of France, while prime minister Cort van der Linden was privately seen as German-friendly and nicknamed "Kurt Unter der Linden" after Berlin’s main boulevard.
Pieter W.A. Cort van der Linden