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Who wrote Walter Pieterse: A Story of Holland?

"Walter Pieterse: A Story of Holland" was written by Multatuli. Dutch writer whose satirical novel 'Max Havelaar' condemned colonial abuses in the East Indies.

Walter Pieterse: A Story of Holland

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Walter Pieterse: A Story of Holland

Multatuli

Walter Pieterse: A Story of Holland is a mid-19th century novel by Multatuli, the pen name of Eduard Douwes Dekker. The story follows young Walter Pieterse as he navigates childhood, love, and societal expectations in Amsterdam, reflecting on his quest for identity and adventure through humorous and poignant observations. Multatuli is recognized as a significant figure in Dutch literature, and this work showcases his unique narrative style and social commentary.