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A Bed in Heaven
A Bed in Heaven

By Tessa De Loo

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Kata, the daughter of a Jewish father who fled Budapest during World War II, is drawn to a young man named Stefan and later learns that he is her half brother, a situation that is complicated by th...

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The Virtuoso
The Virtuoso

By Ina Rilke, Margriet De Moor

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Betrayal
Betrayal

By Adriaan Van Dis, Ina Rilke

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Mulder, a Dutchman, returns to South Africa, his memories scattered by forty years and two strokes. Once he fought to free the country from apartheid; now he finds its people asking whether years o...

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Mr. Muo s Travelling Couch
Mr. Muo s Travelling Couch
Friendship
Friendship

By Connie Palmen, Ina Rilke

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Max Havelaar
Max Havelaar

By David McKay, Multatuli Translated From The Dutch By Ina Rilke

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A fierce indictment of colonialism, Max Havelaar is a masterpiece of Dutch literature based on the author's own experience as an adminstrator in the Dutch East Indies in the 1850s. A brilliantly in...

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Beyond Sleep
Friendship
Friendship

By Connie Palmen, Ina Rilke

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News from Berlin
News from Berlin

By Ina Rilke, Otto De Kat

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