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Books in several languages about various aspects of Flanders and the Netherlands:
That many languages exist is a blessing. And often also a curse. How are we to understand one another? How can we stand tall in the Babel that surrounds us? Available in Dutch, French and English. 144 pages 'Standing Tall in Babel. Languages in Europe' has been published by the Flemish-Netherlands association Ons Erfdeel vzw, with the support of the King Baudouin Foundation and the National Lottery (Brussels), the European Cultural Foundation (Amsterdam) and the Flemish Ministry of Culture, Arts and Heritage Agency (Brussels) This book tells the story of the origin and development of the Dutch language. Go Dutch in this book which tells the story of the language and read about the features of Dutch today. This handy book offers you everything you always wanted to know about a complicated and passionate history but perhaps were too lazy to ask. With the support of the ‘Nederlandse Taalunie’. Price: Dutch. The language of twenty million Dutch and
Flemish people, by Omer Vandeputte.This book tells the story of the origin and development of the Dutch language. Versions in 20 languages: Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Danish, Modern Greek, Indonesian, Polish, Serbo-Croat, Hungarian, Czech, Russian, Arabic, Catalan, Chinese, Japanese, Turkish, Afrikaans, Swedish, Rumanian, Estonian. 64 pages Illustrated Prices Belgium: € 8,00 Europe: € 9,00 Other countries: € 10,00 The Low Countries. History of the Northern and
Southern Netherlands, by J.A. Kossmann-Putto and E.H. Kossmann.
This book presents a lucid account of the unity and diversity in the historical development of Belgium and the Netherlands. Versions in 12 languages: Dutch, French, German, English, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Hungarian, Rumanian, Czech, Estonian and Lithuanian. 64 pages Illustrated Prices Belgium: € 8,00 Europe: € 9,00 Other countries: € 10,00 |
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