The Low Countries. Jaargang 22
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At eventide on the Flanders Front
© In Flanders Fields Museum, Ieper
TLC
The Low Countries
arts and society in flanders and the netherlands
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The Low Countries
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TLC
2014
The Low Countries
ARTS AND SOCIETY IN FLANDERS AND THE NETHERLANDS
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22
Published by the Flemish-Netherlands Association
Ons Erfdeel vzw
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Editorial Board
Chief Editor:
Luc Devoldere
Deputy Editors:
Dirk Van Assche |
Frits Niessen |
Reinier Salverda |
Members:
Saskia Bak |
Derek Blyth |
Tom Christiaens |
Pieter Coupé |
Anton Korteweg |
Filip Matthijs |
Hans Vanacker |
Tomas Vanheste |
Advisory Committee
André Brink, Cape Town, South Africa |
Christopher Brown, Oxford, United Kingdom |
Bram Buijze, Amsterdam, The Netherlands |
Ian Buruma, New York, usa |
Patricia Carson, Ghent, Belgium |
Jan Deloof, Zwevegem, Belgium |
Jeroen Dewulf, Berkeley, ca, usa |
Theo D'haen, Leuven, Belgium |
Bruce C. Donaldson, Melbourne, Australia |
Jane Fenoulhet, London, United Kingdom |
Charles Ford, London, United Kingdom |
Amy Golahny, Williamsport, pa, usa |
Jaap Harskamp, London, United Kingdom |
Adrian van den Hoven, Windsor, Ontario, Canada |
Jonathan Israel, Princeton, nj, usa |
Frank Ligtvoet, New York, ny, usa |
Gitta Luiten, Amsterdam, The Netherlands |
Martin Mooij, Capelle a / d IJssel, The Netherlands |
Gary Schwartz, Maarssen, The Netherlands |
Paul R. Sellin, Los Angeles, ca, usa |
William Z. Shetter, Bloomington, in, usa |
Johan P. Snapper, Berkeley, ca, usa |
Kees Snoek, Rotterdam, The Netherlands |
Paul Vincent, London, United Kingdom |
Rudi Wester, Amsterdam, The Netherlands |
John Willemse, Pretoria, South Africa |
Michael J. Wintle, Amsterdam, The Netherlands |
Manfred Wolf, San Francisco, ca, usa |
Joanna Woodall, London, United Kingdom |
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Contents
‘I died in hell - (They called it Passchendaele)’ The Great War 1914-1918
11 | Luc Devoldere
On Being Asked For a War Poem |
12 | Nicholas J. Saunders
The Flanders Poppy as Lieu de Mémoire |
20 | Dominiek Dendooven
Commemoration in Stone and in Silence The Menin Gate and the Last Post Ceremony as Lieu de Mémoire |
30 | Georgina Boyes
They Went with Songs to Battle Songs as Lieux de Mémoire of the Great War |
38 | Piet Chielens
In Flanders Fields The Landscape of War as Lieu de Mémoire |
46 | Sophie De Schaepdrijver
Violence and Legitimacy Occupied Belgium 1914-1918 |
56 | Christophe Declercq
Belgian Refugees in Britain 1914-1919 |
66 | Annelies Beck
An Extract from Across the Channel |
74 | Alex Vanneste
The Belgian-Dutch Border During the First World War A Second Belgian Front? |
84 | Luc Vandeweyer
Belgium's Finest Hour? King Albert and Queen Elisabeth in Wartime |
94 | M.C. Brands
The Great War that Largely Passed Us by in the Netherlands |
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106 | Maarten Asscher
Three Questions That Do Not Go Away The Netherlands and the Shoah |
112 | Ilja Veldman
Bodybuilders in Haarlem Startling Aspects of Cornelis van Haarlem's Art |
122 | Arnold Heumakers
Writing is Gilding The Monumental Oeuvre of A.F.Th. van der Heijden |
130 | Derek Blyth
The Lost Highway Journey along the Kortrijksesteenweg |
138 | Jeroen Vullings
Misanthropes, Boring Assholes and Amoral Winners The Literary Work of Herman Koch |
146 | Dirk Vandenberghe
Thanksgiving Came Via Leiden The Influence of Holland on the Pilgrim Fathers |
154 | David Stroband
Directors of Characters The Sculptures of Folkert de Jong |
162 | Theo Hermans
The Highs and Lows of Hendrik Conscience |
170 | Ewald Pironet
The Decline of the Belgian Car Industry |
178 | Geert Setola
d = f (a-s) Wim Crouwel, a Timeless 20th Century Designer |
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190 | Erik Martens
Flemish Film Beyond the Borders of Flanders? |
200 | Ad Zuiderent
Futile Scribbles in the Margins of History The Literary Work of F. Springer |
210 | José Boyens
The Sculptures of Oscar Jespers in an International Context From Wieske Baseleer to Little Leda |
218 | Daan Cartens
Nijmegen Revived From Roman Settlement to Havana on the Waal |
226 | Piet Gerbrandy
All Said Before Menno Wigman's Ennui |
238 | Frank van der Ploeg
Over Exposure The Art of Erik van Lieshout |
246 | Gert-Jan Hospers
Population Shrinkage in the Netherlands From a Cold to a Warm Approach |
254 | Stefan Hertmans
Hand Ballet and Reflection On the Work of Karel Dierickx |
262 | Tomas Vanheste
The Everyday is Good The Novels of Koen Peeters |
274 | Marc van Oostendorp
The Difference Between Language and Dialect in the Netherlands and Flanders |
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Chronicle |
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Film and Theatre |
282
Karin Wolfs The Golden Key to Happiness Alex van Warmerdam's ‘Borgman’ |
284
Jos Nijhof Purveyors to the Court of Modern Variety The Ashton Brothers |
History |
286
Luc Devoldere Kaiser Turned Woodcutter Huis Doorn, Home of the Exiled Wilhelm II (1920-1941) |
288
Dirk Van Assche The American Dream in Antwerp The Red Star Line Museum |
290
Ed Klekowski & Libby Klekowski Americans in Occupied Belgium 1914-1918 |
292
Jeroen Van Cauwelaert The Gazette van Detroit Celebrates its 100th Anniversary |
294
Jeroen Dewulf Pinkster in New York |
Language |
295
Roel Vismans A Biography of the Dutch Language |
Literature |
297
Paul Vincent Cees Nooteboom as Nomadic Writer |
299
Mischa Andriessen A Poet in Love with Words Lucebert Translated into English |
Music |
301
Pieter Coupé Minimalist Grandeur The Paradoxical Pop Music of Balthazar |
303
Lutgard Mutsaers Caro Emerald Gladdens Our Hearts A Diva Without the Whims |
Politics |
304
Hendrik Vos The Power of the ‘Intermediate Sphere’ The Passage to Europe |
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306
Kris Deschouwer From Plato to the European Union The Road to Democracy |
Science and Philosophy |
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308
Bart Leeuwenburgh More Radical than Spinoza Adriaan Koerbagh (1633-1669) |
310
Dirk van Delft Marc Van Montagu, Winner of the World Food Prize |
Society |
311
Bart Eeckhout A Cassandra in the City Joris Luyendijk |
Visual Arts |
313
Paul Depondt The ‘Commedia dell'Arte’ of Peter Vos |
316
Contributors |
317
Translators |
318
Colophon |
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Colophon
Institution
This twenty-second yearbook is published by the Flemish-Netherlands Institution ‘Ons Erfdeel vzw’, with the support of the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science (The Hague), the Flemish Authorities (Brussels) and the Provinces of West and East Flanders.
The Institution ‘Ons Erfdeel vzw’ also publishes the Dutch-language periodical Ons Erfdeel and the French-language periodical Septentrion. Arts, lettres et culture de Flandre et des Pays-Bas, the bilingual yearbook De Franse Nederlanden - Les Pays-Bas Français and a series of books in several languages covering various aspects of the culture of the Low Countries.
The Board of Directors of ‘Ons Erfdeel vzw’
President:
Herman Balthazar
Managing Director:
Luc Devoldere
Directors:
Bert De Graeve
Hilde Laga
Mark Leysen
Marita Mathijsen
Frits van Oostrom
Danny De Raymaeker
Paul Schnabel
Adriaan van der Staay
Ludo Verhoeven
Honorary President:
Philip Houben
Address of the Editorial Board and the Administration
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Aims
With The Low Countries, a yearbook founded by Jozef Deleu (Chief Editor from 1993 until 2002), the editors and publisher aim to present to the world the culture and society of the Dutch-speaking area which embraces both the Netherlands and Flanders, the northern part of Belgium.
The articles in this yearbook survey the living, contemporary culture of the Low Countries as well as their cultural heritage. In its words and pictures The Low Countries provides information about literature and the arts, but also about broad social and historical developments in Flanders and the Netherlands.
The culture of Flanders and the Netherlands is not an isolated phenomenon; its development over the centuries has been one of continuous interaction with the outside world. In consequence the yearbook also pays due attention to the centuries-old continuing cultural interplay between the Low Countries and the world beyond their borders.
By drawing attention to the diversity, vitality and international dimension of the culture of Flanders and the Netherlands, The Low Countries hopes to contribute to a lively dialogue between different cultures.
ISSN 0779-5815
ISBN 978-90-79705-177
Statutory deposit no. D/2014/3006/1
NUR 612
Copyright © 2014 ‘Ons Erfdeel vzw’ and SABAM Belgium 2014
Printed by Die Keure, Bruges, Flanders, Belgium
Design by Henk Linskens (Die Keure)
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The Low Countries arts and society in flanders and the netherlands
‘I died in hell - (They called it Passchendaele) The Great War 1914-1918
The Flanders Poppy
The Menin Gate and the Last Post Ceremony
They Went with Songs to Battle
The Landscape of War
Occupied Belgium
Belgian Refugees in Britain
The Belgian-Dutch Border During the First World War
King Albert and Queen Elisabeth in Wartime
The Great War that Largely Passed Us by in the Netherlands
And Everything You Always Wanted to Know About
the Netherlands and the Shoah writers such as A.F.Th. van der Heijden, Herman Koch, Koen Peeters, Menno Wigman, F. Springer and Hendrik Conscience artists like Cornelis van Haarlem, Folkert de Jong, Oscar Jespers, Karel Dierickx, Erik van Lieshout, Peter Vos and Wim Crouwel a journey along a lost highway the Pilgrim Fathers the decline of the Belgian car industry Flemish film beyond the borders of Flanders Nijmegen from Roman settlement to Havana on the Waal population shrinkage in the Netherlands the difference between language and dialect the Red Star Line Museum Antwerp Pinkster in Albany Adriaan Koerbagh, Marc Van Montagu, Joris Luyendijk, Balthazar, the passage to Europe etc., etc.