Dutch Orange, Blue & White Royal Delft Liberation / War Plate - 1945. The Netherlands will Revive

The tin glazed earthenware plate decorated in shades of blue with a flooded Dutch landscape with shining sun behind a fence with barb wire. Surrounded with the text:
NEDERLAND ZAL HERRIJZEN. 5 MEI 1945.  (The Netherlands will revive.  End of World War II.) in a rim with orange-coloured stylized flowers as symbol for the Royal Family (House of Orange.)                     
Plate designed by Marijnissen. (1920-1958.Painter & Designer)
Signed on the back in underglaze blue for:
DE PORCELEYNE FLES - ROYAL DELFT
DELFT - HOLLAND & BO = 1945.
Two painters worked on this plate

Painter’s initials: JS  = Jean Henri Schuilenburg
Employment dates: 1895 – 1948
Painter’s initials: CS =  Casper Schilperoort 
Employment dates: 15 Oct. 1894 - 1950
Literature:
This item is shown in Rick Erickson - Royal Delft Page 140 - Fig.11-56      

Diam.:  23,1 cm.  (9,1 inches.)                 
Weight: 331 grams.