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Who wrote De Kerels Van Vlaanderen?

"De Kerels Van Vlaanderen" was written by Hendrik Conscience and published in 1871. Pioneer of Dutch-language literature in Flanders and author of the nationalist novel 'The Lion of Flanders'.

De Kerels Van Vlaanderen

1871

Hendrik Conscience

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De Kerels Van Vlaanderen

Hendrik Conscience

1871

De Kerels Van Vlaanderen is a historical novel by Hendrik Conscience, first published in 1871. Set in the early 12th century, it follows the lives of the free men of Flanders as they confront oppression and the feudal system. The narrative centers on young knight Robrecht Snelhoge and Dakerlia, exploring themes of love, societal expectations, and personal conflict amidst historical tensions. This work is notable for its vivid portrayal of Flemish history and its impact on national identity.