Embassy of the United States

1609 The forgotten history of Hudson, Amsterdam and New York
 Free downloadable commemorative volume about the shared DNA of Amsterdam and New York by John Adams Institute Director Russell Shorto and Dutch journalist-historian Geert Mak.

1609 De vergeten geschiedenis van Hudson, Amsterdam en New York
 Gratis downloadable herdenkingsuitgave over het gedeelde DNA van Amsterdam en New York, geschreven door John Adams Instituut Directeur Russell Shorto en journalist-historicus Geert Mak (in Dutch).

Famous Frisians in America
 In a fascinating way this book describes 70 famous Frisians in America, from Peter Stuyvesant to Doutzen Kroes. Persons from this book and prominent scientists will shed light on the relationship between Frisians and Americans, then and now, including the early recognition of the United States by the Frisian States in 1782.

Nieuw-Nederland - Een handelskolonie in de Nieuwe Wereld
 Coursebook on the history of New Amsterdam for secondary school children, published by the Atlantic Commission. (In English and Dutch)

New York - Nieuw Amsterdam - De Nederlandse oorsprong van Manhattan
 This book by Martine Gosselink on the Dutch years of New Amsterdam and New Netherlands will be published in Dutch and English.

NL USA -- Four Centuries of Dutch-American Relations
 This book, written by a team of nearly one hundred Dutch and American scholars, will offer a comprehensive history of this bilateral relationship. The editors of the book are affiliated with the Roosevelt Study Center in Middelburg.

Ons Amerika - 400 jaar Nederlandse sporen in de Verenigde Staten.
 Illustrated overview on 400 years of Dutch traces in the United States - language, food, history, celebrities, immigration (in Dutch).

Van Jan Kees tot Yankees in New York
 Book by Pascal Theunissen about finding the Dutch roots in the Big Apple (in Dutch).

Yankees, Cookies en Dollars:
 Book by etymologist Nicoline van der Sijs about the influence of the Dutch language on the North American languages. (In English and Dutch).