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‘They Know a Lot About Hitler, but Nothing About Their Own Backyard’: Meierijstad Immerses Itself in Cultural History for Two Days

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Archaeology boring? Don't even mention that to Johan van Geffen and Gerard van Kaathoven. "People often find history much more interesting, but don't forget that history ends up in the ground of its own accord." They are co-organizers of the Cultural-Historical Days Meierijstad.

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