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Daily Archives: January 20, 2017

Of Old People and the Things that Won’t Pass and the Perfidious Role of Successive Dutch Cabinets

BlogBy The Indo Project (JK)January 20, 20178 Comments

On the Indische Kwestie, Back Pay and Human Rights Announcing: a special editorial series by Inez Hollander, Ph.D. Van oude mensen en de dingen die voorbijgaan (Of Old People and the Things that Pass) is a famous novel by Dutch author Louis Couperus, which deals with an Indies family, living a seemingly harmonious life in The…

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