Cor Hendriks – The Sphinx Speaks (13): De Migraties naar Amerika (vervolg) + Tijden van migratie
De Migraties naar Amerika (vervolg) Bhikshu Chaman Lal heeft hard doorgewerkt en veel gereisd. Zijn [...]
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Cor Hendriks – Assepoesters Slippertje (2): Motiefstudie van “De versleten schoenen”
De prinses op zoek naar haar verdwenen echtgenoot in het Duitse sprookje ‘Het stekelkind’ (Zaunert, 183 [...]
Henk Blanken – Schrijver in de journalistiek
Tien columns per week schrijft Martin Bril, waarvan zes voor Het Parool. In die stadskroniek beziet hij [...]
Mae Brussell – Nazi Connection to the John F. Kennedy Assassination: Evidence of link between Nazis still in operation after World War II to the still unsolved murder of John F. Kennedy
1940 – 1945: The Nazi Connection to Dallas General Reinhard Gehlen The sparrow faced man in the battle [...]
Lisa Zeiger – JUGENDSTIL* | Chez Trockel: An artist designs carpets
“*Jugendstil: another name for Art Nouveau (…) from Jugend literally: youth, name of illustrated [...]
Cor Hendriks – The Macaws (18): The Stolen Eyes (ATU 321)
The cave or hole, wherein the boy in the Greek version ‘The Church and the Bird Nightingale’ seeks [...]
XXOrcizt – Al Gore Addicted To Blood??!!! Adrenochrome + Infowars | Alex Jones – Why Does Gore Travel With Refrigerator Full Of Blood? + McAllisterTV – SUITCASE FULL OF BLOOD!!!
Sometimes it’s Good for the Environment “Stop CO2 or else!” (foto bananaboop) Al Gore Addicted [...]
Cor Hendriks – The Macaws (17): The Golden Bird
The motif of the feather that fell from the Phoenix is very well known in folktales. It can be found in the [...]
Cor Hendriks – The Macaws (14): The Eagle and the Snake in AT 301 (conclusion)
In the Midrash Kohelet there is a story about a man returning from Babylon, who sees two birds quarrel, one [...]
Cor Hendriks – The Macaws (13): The Eagle and the Snake in ATU 301 (the wonderful cure of the hero)
The episode with the eagle is also a part of the Kirgizian epos Er Töstük, reviewed by Karl Reichl in his [...]
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