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Serge Langeweg, Mijnbouw en arbeidsmarkt in Nederlands-Limburg. Herkomst, werving, mobiliteit en binding van mijnwerkers tussen 1900 en 1965

Scholliers, Peter (Igitur, 2013-09-17)
Eric Jorink and Bart Ramakers (eds.), Art and science in the Early Modern Netherlands. Kunst en wetenschap in de vroegmoderne Nederlanden

Kusukawa, Sachiko (Igitur, 2013-09-17)
Signaleringen - Signposts

BMGN - LCHR, The editors (Igitur, 2013-09-17)
Arjan Nobel, Besturen op het Hollandse platteland. Cromstrijen 1550-1780

Tielhof, Milja van (Igitur, 2013-09-17)
Anke van Herk, Fabels van liefde. Het mythologisch-amoureuze toneel van de rederijkers (1475-1621)

Kramer, Femke (Igitur, 2013-09-17)
Maarten van den Bos, Verlangen naar vernieuwing. Nederlands katholicisme 1953-2003

Latré, Bart (Igitur, 2013-09-17)
Bas Kromhout, De voorman. Henk Feldmeijer en de Nederlandse SS; Perry Pierik, Friedrich Knolle. Bekentenissen van een SD-officier; Tessel Pollmann, Mussert & Co. De NSB-leider en zijn vertrouwelingen

Frijtag, Geraldien von (Igitur, 2013-09-17)
Christoph Lüthy, David Gorlaeus (1591-1612): An Enigmatic Figure in the History of Philosophy and Science

Krop, Henri (Igitur, 2013-09-17)
Ros Floor, Architectuur van het recht. Nederlandse justitiegebouwen uit 1870-1914

Leonards, Chris (Igitur, 2013-09-17)
Wibo Bakker, Droom van helderheid. Huisstijlen, ontwerpbureaus en modernisme in Nederland, 1960-1975

Groot, Marjan (Igitur, 2013-09-17)
Hans van Hall, Eijsden, een vrijheid met Luikse stadsrechten. Een rechtshistorische schets van de ontwikkeling van een Minderstadt tussen Maas en Rijn (ca.1300-ca.1550)

Janse, Antheun (Igitur, 2013-09-17)
Edwina Hagen, President van Nederland. Rutger Jan Schimmelpenninck (1761-1825)

Gabriëls, A.J.C.M. (Igitur, 2013-09-17)
Herman Paul, Het moeras van de geschiedenis. Nederlandse debatten over historisme

Bevernage, Berber (Igitur, 2013-09-17)
Louis Ph. Sloos, Gewapend met kennis. 500 Jaar militaire boekcultuur in Nederland

Hoegaerts, Josephine (Igitur, 2013-09-17)
Tale after Tale after Tale: The Lost Chance of a Great Project

Wielenga, Friso (Igitur, 2013-06-21)

Chris van der Heijdens voluminous dissertation on the culture of memory in the Netherlands of the Second World War (Dat nooit meer [Never Again]) is disappointing on several counts: methodologically it does not meet the ...
Shooting from the Trenches: On the Impossibility and Inability to think about the War

Heijden, Chris Van der (Igitur, 2013-06-21)

In this essay Chris van der Heijden (Dat nooit meer [Never Again]) answers his critics. He accepts in general what Bob Moore says, although his criticism is rather abstract. He does agree partly with Koes Aerts, but not ...
A Belgian View of (the Debate on) ‘Dat nooit meer’ – ‘Never Again’

Aerts, Koen (Igitur, 2013-06-21)

While the booming field of memory studies is characterised by a lack of uniform and consistent methodology, Dat nooit meer [Never Again] seems to reject any theoretical analysis whatsoever. The author, Chris van der Heijden, ...
‘Dat nooit meer’ – ‘Never Again’

Kennedy, James; Romijn, Peter (Igitur, 2013-06-21)

In October of 2011 the Dutch historian and journalist Chris van der Heijden defended his dissertation Dat nooit meer – ‘Never Again’ which came out at the same time in a trade edition. In his 900-page magnum opus, supervised ...
The War That Won’t Go Away

Moore, Bob (Igitur, 2013-06-21)

This review contrasts the sometimes moralising Dutch historiography on the Second World War with the more detached approaches taken by Anglophone scholars on the same subjects, and suggests that many of the charges made ...
From New Netherland to ‘New Zeeland’

Krabbendam, Hans (Igitur, 2013-06-21)

Evan Haefeli’s book (New Netherland and the Dutch Origins of American ReligiousLiberty (Philadelphia 2012)) corrects the wide-spread belief that the Dutch in colonial America were responsible for introducing religious ...

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