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Bert Wagendorp
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Sports Columnist, De Volkskrant
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By Bert Wagendorp Verified| De Volkskrant Verified De acht dagen tussen Gent-Wevelgem en de Ronde van Vlaanderen heten in België de Heilige Week. Wij kunnen die devote benadering van wielerkoersen overdreven vinden, de Vlaming noemt De Ronde vol vroomheid de Vlaamse Hoogmis. Voor niet-religieuze wielerfans heet hij gewoon Vlaanderens Mooiste. In Vlaanderen weten ze hoe de nationale wielerkoers op gepaste wijze in de steigers moet worden gezet
By Bert Wagendorp Verified, Daniela Hooghiemstra| Eurotopics@ 28 April 2023King Willem-Alexander of The Netherlands celebrated his tenth anniversary on the throne on King's Day in Rotterdam on Thursday. But both his popularity and public trust in the monarchy are waning. The Dutch Court recently published a ten-part podcast in a bid to bring the royal family closer to the people, and Willem-Alexander has said he wants to "reunite" Dutch society. The press asks: can a king still do this in this day and age?
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De Volkskrant
De Volkskrant is a daily newspaper based in Amsterdam, established on October 2, 1919. It is owned by DPG Media and is known for its compact format and centre-left political alignment. With a circulation of approximately 250,000 copies, it ranks as the third-largest print newspaper in the Netherlands. The newspaper focuses on quality journalism, covering politics, culture, and societal issues. It aims to provide readers with a broader perspective and deeper understanding of complex topics through investigative reporting and analysis. De Volkskrant also has a digital presence, offering news coverage online. The paper has transitioned from its origins as a Catholic broadsheet to a centrist-oriented publication, adapting to the changing media landscape over the years.
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