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Remco Campert

Remco Wouter Campert

Dutch writer (1929–2022).

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MusicBrainz Artist

Occupation

Opinion Journalist

Place of Birth

Country of Citizenship

Kingdom of the Netherlands

Date of Birth

7/28/1929

6/28/1929

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P.C. Hooft Award

(1976)

Gouden Ganzenveer

(2011)

Jan Campert Prize for Poetry

(1956)

Multatuli Award

(1959)

Dutch Literature Prize

(2015)

Herman Gorterprijs

(1955)

Reina Prinsen Geerligs Prize

(1953)

(1987)

Anne Frank Prize

(1958)

Prose Prize of the City of Amsterdam

(1959)

Gouden Ganzenveer

(2011)

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Remco Wouter Campert

Joekie Broedelet

The Dutch and Flemish Authors

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Fritzi Harmsen Van Beek

(1955 - 1957)

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Remco Campert

Canon of Dutch Literature

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Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp

Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam

7/4/2022

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1950

2018

Boekenbon Literatureprize

(1988)

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:AKO-literatuurprijs

: 1988

Johan Broedelet

: 1976

: 2011

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