11 mei 2015 0 Ancient Origins – The Legendary Sword in the Stone of San Galgano One of the most famous English legends is that of King Arthur and the sword in the stone. According to the [Lees verder]
2 mei 2015 0 American Foreign Relations – The Domino Theory The 1960s: high tide of the domino theory The period from the early to the mid-1960s represented the high [Lees verder]
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8 november 2014 0 Tobias Fischer – Interview with Zeno van den Broek About the importance of being a cultural and theoretical glutton. These days, originality appears to be the [Lees verder]
24 september 2014 0 Janet Wasserman – Han van Meegeren and his portraits of Theo van der Pas and Jopie Breemer (1) “De wereld zou beter zijn als alle mensen hun eigen ritme verstonden en het in harmonie konden brengen met [Lees verder]
24 september 2014 0 Janet Wasserman – Han van Meegeren and his portraits of Theo van der Pas and Jopie Breemer (3): Timeline Timeline This chronology includes references to Han van Meegeren, Jopie Breemer, Theo van der Pas, and their [Lees verder]
30 augustus 2014 0 Paul Meurs – The Netherlands as Utopia Holland Village in Japan The Japanese think their own cities are very ugly. The density, the congestion, the [Lees verder]
24 juli 2014 0 The Soil – Jack Johnson versus Arthur Cravan “It was on a spring afternoon of 1916 that I fought Jack Johnson,” Arthur Cravan says. “The [Lees verder]
23 juli 2014 1 Richard Foster – Digging Up Dutch Undergrounds: An Interview with Rob Scholte (artist) and of The Young Lions and Suspect Rob Scholte was studying at the Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam when punk happened. A short while later, maybe [Lees verder]