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Kriegerdenkmale als Kulturobjekte
Kriegerdenkmale als Kulturobjekte

By Michaela Stoffels

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How did the Germans mourn their dead after World War I? And in what sense was the Nation constantly reinterpreted in monuments? Monuments erected in 1918 in Berlin, Munich and Bonn created an essen...

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Lokomotivbau und Dampftechnik
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Zuiderzeeballade
Zuiderzeeballade

By Karlijn Stoffels

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Een vrouw herinnert zich haar eigen jeugd wanneer ze haar ouderlijk huis moet leeghalen omdat haar moeder is opgenomen in een verpleeghuis.

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Wandelen in het licht
Wandelen in het licht

By Hijme Stoffels

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Turbotrains International
Turbotrains International

By STOFFELS

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Lokomotivbau und Dampftechnik
Lokomotivbau und Dampftechnik

By STOFFELS

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Lokomotivbau und Dampftechnik

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