- The
Aerts (also
spelled Aarts) was a
Dutch automobile manufactured in 1899; a
small number of cars are
known to have been
built at Dongen, but little...
- K-1
World GP at the quarter-finals, as part of his
series of wins over
Aerts.
Aerts also won the GP the
following year when he beat
Toshiyuki Atokawa, Ernesto...
- include: Alan
Aerts (born 1956),
American powerlifting and
bench press champion Conny Aerts (born 1966),
Belgian astronomer Diederik Aerts (born 1974),...
- van
Aert (born 15
September 1994) is a
Belgian professional road and cyclo-cross
racer who
rides for UCI
WorldTeam Visma–Lease a Bike. Van
Aert won three...
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Kathleen Aerts (born June 18, 1978 in Geel, Belgium) is a
Belgian singer,
actress and host. She was a
member of the
successful girl
group K3.
Aerts was born...
-
surnames Aerts and Aarts.[citation needed]
Notable people with the
surname include: André van
Aert (1940),
Dutch racing cyclist Jos van
Aert (1962), Dutch...
-
Egidius Aerts (1822–1853) was a
Belgian flautist and composer. He was born in Boom,
United Kingdom of the Netherlands. He
studied under Jean François...
- Alan
Aerts was a
world powerlifting and
benchpress champion. Born May 6, 1956, he died
unexpectedly on
August 23, 2023.
Aerts had polycythemia,[clarification...
- He left the
position in 2021.
Aerts is the
nephew of
three time K-1
World Grand Prix
Champion Peter Aerts. "M.
Aerts: Profiel".
Voetbal International...
-
Aert is a
Dutch short form of the
given name
Arnout (English Arnold).
Notable people with the name include:
Aert Anthoniszoon (1580–1620),
Dutch marine...
