However, in reality the Nazi's only saw Mussert and the NSB as a useful Dutch tool to enable general co-operation, and further Seyss-Inquart had assured Mussert post his December 1942 meeting with Hitler that general conscription was not on the agenda.
The Nazi's only saw Mussert as a useful Dutch tool. This was in reality. This was however. This was to enable general co-operation. The Nazi's only saw the NSB as a useful Dutch tool. This was in reality. This was however. This was to enable general co-operation. However Inquart had assured Mussert post his December 1942 meeting with Hitler that general conscription was not on the agenda. This was in reality further Seyss.