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Maatstaf was a
Dutch literary magazine,
founded in 1953 by Bert Bakker. Bakker, who was the magazine's
first editor, is
credited with
bringing in poets...
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Michel Robin as The
doctor Miranda Campa as The maid
Giuliana Calandra Maatstaf -
Volume 29,Numéros 11 à 30 - Page 28 "(In welk
opzicht het boek sterk...
- purposes. See
Charles Vergeer, "De
laatste woorden van
prins Willem",
Maatstaf 28 (1981), no. 12, pp. 67–100. The
debate has some history, with critics...
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original on 11 July 2021.
Retrieved 4 July 2021. Bruning,
Henri (1954–1955).
Maatstaf.
Jaargang 2 (in Dutch). p. 436. Waltmans, H. J. G. (1962). "De Nederlandse...
- Revolutie: de 'Mémoires' van Jean-Baptiste
Louvet de
Couvray (1760–1797),
Maatstaf.
Jaargang 36". DBNL (in French).
Archived from the
original on 2 October...
- ran the
company until 1993. In 1953 he
founded the
literary magazine Maatstaf,
which he
edited until 1969. He (along with
fellow publisher Geert van...
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forum for
essayists and politicians. It
shares many
prose writers with
Maatstaf. Like most
Dutch literary magazines, it was
initially subsidized by the...
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Johanna Vruink. His son
Tobie became a poet, with
several works published in
Maatstaf in 1956. In a 1970 letter, the
younger Goedewaagen wrote that his father...
- Letterkunde. Andreus, Hans. "Hans Andreus. Acht
gedichten (Eight poems).
Maatstaf.
Jaargang 6(1958-1959), pp. 704-709". dbnl.org (in Dutch).
Digitale biblioth****...
- Ditmar. Veenstra, J.H.W. (1969). "Slauerhoff, Coen en de oorlogsmisdaden".
Maatstaf. 17: 337–50. ISSN 0464-2198.
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