- Jan
Jacob Slauerhoff (15
September 1898 – 5
October 1936), who
published as J.
Slauerhoff, was a
Dutch poet and novelist. He is
considered one of the...
- The
Slauerhoffbrug (English:
Slauerhoff Bridge) is a
fully automatic bascule bridge (aka tail bridge) in the city of
Leeuwarden in the Netherlands. It...
- ****zum in
Friesland hosts the
annual Slauerhoff Lecture. The
church in ****zum
holds a
bronze bust of
Slauerhoff's head, made by Ben van der Geest. Several...
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Slauerhoffbrug is a
fully automatic bascule bridge named after the poet Jan
Jacob Slauerhoff. It uses two arms to
swing a
section of road in and out of
place within...
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London Het
verboden rijk (lit. The
Forbidden Kingdom), a 1932
novel by J.
Slauerhoff Bhutan, a
country sometimes referred to as the
Forbidden Kingdom Forbidden...
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Serenade is a
volume of
poetry by
Dutch poet J.
Slauerhoff.
First published in 1930, the
poems in the
collection are
mostly personal and lyric. Critics...
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Fenian convicts being transported to
Western Australia.
Dutch poet J.
Slauerhoff published a
number of
related poems,
particularly in his 1928
volume Eldorado...
- ("The
Prince of N****au",
translated into
Dutch by R.
Schreuder and J.
Slauerhoff in 1933 as
Johan Maurits van N****au). Two
ships of the
Royal Netherlands...
-
included figures like
polemicist Menno ter Braak, poet and
novelist J.
Slauerhoff,
Godfried Bomans, ****a Ha****e, Hugo
Brandt Corstius,
sociologist Abram...
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Eldorado is a
volume of
poetry by
Dutch poet J.
Slauerhoff.
First published in 1928, the
collection gathers poems that
speak mostly of sailors' and pirates'...
