Nederduitsch Maandschrift
literary periodical published in Brussels
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Nederduitsch Maandschrift
Summary
Nederduitsch Maandschrift is a literary magazine[1].
Key Facts
- Nederduitsch Maandschrift's instance of is recorded as literary magazine[2].
- Nederduitsch Maandschrift's founder is recorded as Frans De Cort[3].
- Nederduitsch Maandschrift's founder is recorded as Johan Michiel Dautzenberg[4].
- Nederduitsch Maandschrift's founder is recorded as Désiré Delcroix[5].
- Nederduitsch Maandschrift's founder is recorded as Emmanuel Hiel[6].
- Nederduitsch Maandschrift's place of publication is recorded as Brussels[7].
- Nederduitsch Maandschrift's language of work or name is recorded as Dutch[8].
- Nederduitsch Maandschrift's country of origin is recorded as Belgium[9].
- +1862-07-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Nederduitsch Maandschrift[10].
- Nederduitsch Maandschrift was dissolved in +1868-00-00T00:00:00Z[11].
- Nederduitsch Maandschrift's title is recorded as Nederduitsch Maandschrift[12].
- Nederduitsch Maandschrift's title is recorded as Nederduitsch Tijdschrift[13].
- Nederduitsch Maandschrift's title is recorded as Nederlandsch Tijdschrift[14].
- Nederduitsch Maandschrift's significant person is recorded as Julius De Geyter[15].
- Nederduitsch Maandschrift's significant person is recorded as Max Rooses[16].
- Nederduitsch Maandschrift's significant person is recorded as Jan Jozef Matthijs Micheels[17].
- Nederduitsch Maandschrift's significant person is recorded as Jan Nolet de Brauwere van Steeland[18].
- Nederduitsch Maandschrift's significant person is recorded as Jan Lambrecht Domien Sleeckx[19].
- Nederduitsch Maandschrift's significant person is recorded as Geeraard Jan Dodd[20].
- Nederduitsch Maandschrift's editor-in-chief is recorded as Emmanuel Hiel[21].
- Nederduitsch Maandschrift's maintained by WikiProject is recorded as Other letters from Guido Gezelle[22].