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- خريتا داوزينبيرخ- نيوينهاوزن (بالهولندية: Gretta Duisenberg) هي ناشطة سياسية هولندية مؤيدة للقضية الفلسطينية. وهي تواجه حالياً اتهامات جنائية ذات محتوى عنصري على موقعها على الإنترنت المؤيد للفلسطينيين. وهي أرملة السياسي الهولندي فيم دوسينبيرغ من حزب العمل الهولندي (PvdA)، الذي كان أيضاً أول رئيس للبنك المركزي الأوروبي (ECB). (ar)
- Gretta Duisenberg (naskiĝis en 1942 kiel Gretta Nieuwenhuizen) estas la vidvino de la antaŭa Nederlanda politikisto kaj bankisto Wim Duisenberg kaj Nederlanda por-Palestina aktivulo, demandante atenton por la okupacio de Palestinaj areoj ("Stop de Bezetting", t.e. Haltigu la Okupacion). La profesio de Gretta estas flegistino. Ŝi edziniĝis kun la specialisto pri internaj malsanoj Bedier de Prairie, kun kiu ŝi havis tri infanojn. Post ŝia eksedziniĝo, ŝi fariĝis aktiva en maldekstrula organizo kaj havis rilaton kun (tiutempa) Nederlanda ministro por defendo Hans van Mierlo. En 1987 Gretta Bedier de Prairie-Nieuwenhuizen edziniĝis Wim Duisenberg, alia grava Nederlanda politikisto.Kiam li estis prezidanto de la Eŭropa Centra Banko, Gretta metis Palestinan flagon sur la balkono de ilia domo en Amsterdam, kiun Wim poste forigis. Ŝia ago instigiĝis pro la supozo ke Israelaj soldatoj centmilojn da palestinanoj dum la , kio poste evidentiĝis malvera. Judaj najbaroj de Gretta, kiuj alparolis ŝin pri la flago, asertas ke ŝi respondis per rasistaj rimarkoj. En intervjuo ŝi deklaris ke ŝi klopodus kolekti 6 milionojn da subskriboj kontraŭ la Israela okupacio kaj ridis pro sia "ŝerco". Oni supozis ke ŝi aludis al la 6 milionoj da judaj viktimoj dum la Holokaŭsto. Ŝi ankaŭ renkontis Jaser Arafat-on, kiu nomis ŝin sia "fratino", kaj lasis fari kelkajn fotojn kun li. (eo)
- Gretta Duisenberg-Nieuwenhuizen (born 6 November 1942) is a Dutch pro-Palestinian political activist. She is the widow of Dutch Labour Party (PvdA) politician Wim Duisenberg who was also the first president of the European Central Bank (ECB). Duisenberg was born as Greetje Nieuwenhuizen into a strict Protestant family in Heerenveen, Friesland. She later studied nursing. Her first marriage was to the internist Bedier de Prairie, with whom she had three children. At that time she also started using the name Gretta. After their divorce, she became active in left-wing politics, human rights causes, and was briefly involved with Hans van Mierlo, at that time the Dutch Minister of Defense. She married Wim Duisenberg when he was president of De Nederlandsche Bank, the Dutch central bank. Gretta Duisenberg came to international attention in 2002 when the media reported that the president of the ECB had a Palestinian flag hanging from his house in Amsterdam. Gretta Duisenberg came under fire when she announced her intention of collecting six million signatures as part of her campaign to draw attention to the Israeli occupation of the Palestinian Territories. She was asked how many signatures she'd been able to gather for the petition against the occupation and replied that 6,000 supporters had signed so far. And how many signatures would you like to collect, she was asked. Duisenberg hesitated for a moment and then said, "Six million". Critics stated that the figure was clearly an allusion to the number of Jewish victims of World War II. Duisenberg denied any link to the Holocaust, and stated that she just mentioned a multiple of the 6,000 they had already collected. In a discussion program aired on Dutch TV in November 2005, she stated she understood suicide bombings in the light of the desperate conditions Palestinians are kept in. In the same program, she stated "I hope Israel realizes it can't take over the South of Amsterdam the same way it took over the West Bank!" referring to the vandalism, complaints, and threats of legal action she received for hanging the Palestinian flag on her property. This statement caused controversy and further intensification of allegations of antisemitism by critics in the Netherlands. In July 2006, the Dutch Public Prosecution (Openbaar Ministerie, OM), after an investigation following a complaint by Dutch lawyer Abraham Moszkowicz, concluded there was no reason to prosecute, as the format of the specific TV programme was meant to incite fierce, possibly controversial and exaggerated reactions. In 2010 the OM saw for the second time no reason to prosecute Duisenberg after allegations of sedition together with members of parliament Harry van Bommel and Sadet Karabulut. This complaint was also filed by Moszkowicz. In early 2014, the pro-Israel group Dutch Center for Documentation and Information on Israel (CIDI), together with anti-discrimination watchdog Dutch Complaint Bureau for Discrimination on the Internet (MDI), filed criminal charges against her in the Netherlands for an article which appeared on her pro-Palestinian website, which claimed to expose "the Jewish penetration of the Internet" claiming there was a Jewish conspiracy to control the Internet. The article, which is still available on her website, states that "The Jews — contrary to the ‘liberal’ views they officially say they profess — in their suppressive acts practically demonstrate that they always seek to dominate the information flow, they don’t tolerate any dissent." Duisenberg subsequently denied the article was anti-Semitic and stated that she would not remove it from her website, although she added that "material placed on the website does not necessarily reflect our point of view." (en)
- Gretta Duisenberg-Nieuwenhuizen (Heerenveen, 6 november 1942) is een Nederlands politiek activiste. Sinds 2002 is zij voorzitter van de stichting Stop de Bezetting. Zij is de weduwe van Wim Duisenberg. (nl)
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