- priest, teacher,
writer and poet, also
known by the
pseudonym Anton van
Wilderode. Coupé was born in Moerbeke-Waas on 28 June 1918. He was
ordained as a...
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naturalist author and
playwright Cyriel Coupe (1918–1998) (pseudonym
Anton van
Wilderode),
Belgian priest, teacher,
writer and poet
Cyriel Dessers (born 1994)...
- Handenhoven [nl],
artist (b. 1984)
Henri Van Severen, gold
embroiderer Anton van
Wilderode, poet (1918–1998)
Angelo Vermeulen,
visual artist (b.1971) Yari Verschaeren...
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pilgrimage to the
IJzertoren is
still held to this day. The poet
Anton van
Wilderode wrote many
texts for this occasion. Many
rumours arose regarding the treatment...
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known as the "Trench of Death" (Dodengang).
Belgium portal Anton van
Wilderode King
Albert I
Memorial (1938) List of
World War I
memorials and cemeteries...
- and
produced work with
local and
contemporary writers such as
Anton van
Wilderode. His
works are in the
collections of the
Royal Library of
Belgium and...
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concerning the
structural and
functional organization of the cell.
Anton van
Wilderode (1919–1998),
Flemish activist and writer.
Frans Van
Coetsem (1919–2002)...
- 5 June — Luc
Gillon (born 1920), priest-scientist 15 June —
Anton van
Wilderode (born 1918), priest-poet 2
October –
Olivier Gendebien (born 1924), racing...
- is
based on
Flemish translated poems (to
German language) by
Anton van
Wilderode (1918–1998). One of the
soloists was the
famous Baritone Peter Edelmann...
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photographer Anton von
Wietersheim (born 1951),
Namibian politician Anton van
Wilderode (1918–1998),
Belgian diocesan priest, teacher,
writer and poet
Anton Wildgans...
