head of a procession on the Orange-Nassau barracks in Amsterdam, to celebrate the brotherhood with the hussars. Intervention by the security forces resulted in two dead, the only victims of the "revolution that did not happen". 1928–1952: Christian socialist Henriette had deep slumps. She suffered from depression, bouts of anorexia, anemia and heart disease but when she was well she struggled with an unrelenting zeal to improve the position of workers, youth, and women. Her first poems were passionately for socialism. She wrote among other things, the Dutch text for the anthem "The Internationale". Later, her work took a more religious character. Among her writings were plays, biographies (of Rousseau, Gandhi and Tolstoy), journalism, and radio plays. During the Second World War she was active in the Dutch resistance, as editor of the resistance magazine De Vonk, then De Vlam. Though of a well to do background, she was certainly not a "salon socialist". At the end of her life she wrote the autobiography Het vuur brandde voort. She died in Amsterdam on 21 November 1952 at the age of 82. A bust was placed in her memory in her birthplace of Noordwijk in 1969. Works Poetry collections het Jeugdwerk (1884–1892) (was published in 1969 by Garmt Stuiveling). Sonnetten en Verzen in Terzinen geschreven; original edition (graphical treatment by Richard Roland Holst) and Scheltema Holkema's Bookshop, Amsterdam, 1896. Reprinted in simpler form of being. WL and J. Brusse, Rotterdam in 1913 and 1922 and out. BZZTôH, The Hague 1983. Political work Kapitaal en Arbeid in Nederland, Amsterdam 1902. De groote spoorwegstaking, de vakbeweging en de SDAP, Den Haag 1903. the Dutch railroad strikes of 1903, and the role of unions and of the SDAP therein. Algemeene werkstaking en sociaaldemocratie, Rotterdam 1906. this work appeared in German in 1905, with a preface by Karl Kautsky. De opstandelingen, Een lyrisch treurspel in drie bedrijven, Amsterdam 1910. a lyrical work on the 1905 Russian Revolution. De philosophie van Dietzgen en hare beteekenis voor het proletariaat, Rotterdam 1910. First published in German, translated by Sam de Wolff. Revisionistische en Marxistische tactiek in de kiesrecht-beweging, Rotterdam 1910. polemic against revisionist socialism of Troelstra with regard to voting rights. De strijdmiddelen der sociale revolutie, Amsterdam 1918. De revolutionaire massa-aktie. Een studie, Rotterdam 1918. De daden der Bolschewiki, Amsterdam 1919. written in defense of the Bolsheviks. Verslag van het Derde Internationale Communistische Congres, 1921. the third congress