Having been a loyal member of NATO, The Netherlands got its share of Doomsday nuclear onslaught in the form of a nuclear bomb striking the port city of Rotterdam, destroying the whole of the Zuidvleugel, including the government city of The Hague, and rendering the entirety of the Randstad uninhabitable. Bombs detonating in nearby Belgian Antwerp and the German Ruhrgebiet and their subsequent radiation also caused large parts of the country to remain uninhabitable. The only number of survivors of any significance could be found in the Northern parts of the country, where local governors managed to restore order in the years following. The fact that the drainage pumps, lacking fuel, skills and manpower to operate them, remained inoperative after Doomsday further worsened the events, allowin