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De kampschilders (2022)

by Jan Brokken

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De kampschilders
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De kampschilders
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2022
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'Voor Emile en Ellen'
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'Als Olga in de moestuin werkte, grenzend aan de heg van prikkeldraad die het kamp van de rest van de wereld scheidde, prevelde ze een kêloňg in het Makassaars.
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'And so they are ever returning to us, the dead. – W.G. Sebald, The Emigrants'
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Een onvergetelijk aangrijpend verhaal dat laat zien hoe kunst in onmenselijke omstandigheden een redding kan zijn.
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