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Jacobus Harrewijn (baptized 15
September 1660 in
Amsterdam –
buried 10 June 1727 in Brussels) was an
engraver who was
mostly active in the
Southern Netherlands...
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Bastiaan (Ab)
Harrewijn (22
November 1954, in Giessen-Nieuwkerk – 13 May 2002, in Utrecht) was a
Dutch GreenLeft politician.
Harrewijn was a preacher...
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raise my head
above my enemies"). As
shown by an
engraving by
Jacobus Harrewijn,
dating from 1697, the
fountain was no
longer located on the street, but...
- 10th
among 12
teams 4 Jan Dekker, 5
Antonie Boot, 6 Jan Sikking, 7 Hugo
Harrewijn, 8
Herman Pluim, 9
Walter Ombre, 10 John van Vliet, 11 Kees Akerboom,...
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against his message. Days
before the election,
Fortuyn was ********inated. Ab
Harrewijn,
GroenLinks MP and
candidate also died.
Before and
after the elections...
- Rik
Smits and Ruud
Harrewijn in 1986...
- him up in his
hotel room, so that he can't come to the arena." — Ruud
Harrewijn,
Dutch national team head coach.
Galis won
numerous titles and awards...
- 1731),
Filibertus Bouttats (1635–1707),
Frans Decker, François
Harrewijn,
Jacobus Harrewijn,
Aernout Naghtegael,
Laurens Scherm, and
Adriaen Schooneb****...
- Erik
Griekspoor Emill Hagens Marco de
Waard Peter van
Noord (Coach: Ruud
Harrewijn) New
Zealand Gilbert Gordon Peter Pokai Stan Hill Neil
Stephens Dave...
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Joshua Duinker – 2014
Emmanuel Nzekwesi – 2021 DBL
Coach of the Year Ruud
Harrewijn – 1985 Toon van
Helfteren – 2010, 2011, 2012
Geert Hammink – 2021 Dutch...
