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- Kooten. In 1971 Felix Meurders hosted the radio show. He renamed it the Daverende Dertig. In June 1974 the Nationale Hitparade became the official chart...
- and "Sacramento" were pla**** a lot on Scandinavian radio. In the Dutch Daverende 30 the group had four number 1 hits in between 1971 and 1973. In 1974...
- España / Jij bent heel mijn leven 1972 01-04-1972 15 5 nr. 17 in the Daverende Dertig / Alarmschijf Vakantie voorbij 1972 14-10-1972 tip16 cover of Gira...
- Dutch). Retrieved 9 January 2016. Vos, Siebrand (8 January 1996). "Ebo man daverende verr****ing op Noorderslag" [Ebo man tremendous surprise at Noorderslag]...
- early 1970s it was known as either Hilversum 3 Top 30 and (from 1971) the Daverende Dertig ("Thundering Thirty"). In June 1974 the name was changed into Nationale...
- Uitgeverij, (1974) "Beo De Verschrikkelijke", Uitgeverij Het Volk, 1952. "De Daverende Pitteleer" ("The Shivering Tailcoat"), Uitgeverij Het Volk, 1959. "Mister...
- 1969 26 March 1971 Hilversum 3 Top 30 Top 30 2 April 1971 20 June 1974 Daverende Dertig Top 30 27 June 1974 3 June 1978 Nationale Hitparade Top 30 10 June...
- until 1926. Dutch cartoonist Ton van Tast creates his comic strip De Daverende Dingen Dezer Dagen for the Dutch satirical magazine Paljas. It will run...
- shamrockfightingchampionshps.com. "MMA-veteraan Bobby Voelker sloopt tegenstander met daverende knockout". sportnieuws.nl (in Dutch). October 11, 2021. Zack Zeigler (July...
- several times in history. Former names were Hilversum 3 Top 30 (1969–71), Daverende Dertig (1971–74), Nationale Hitparade (1974–89) and National Top 100 (1989–93)...