De Halletoren
Facts
9 properties- Instance of
- magazine
- Field of work
- culture, politics, liberalism, Flemish Movement[2][3][4][5]
- Inception
- 1874[14]
- Author
- Adolf Duclos, Karel De Flou, Edward Gailliard, Arthur Cornette, Auguste Vander Meersch[6][7][8][9][10]
- Dissolved, abolished or demolished
- 1881[15]
- Editor-in-chief
- Julius Sabbe[17]
- Printed by
- Edward Gailliard[16]
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Editor-in-chief 1
Founder 1
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Language of work or name 1
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Summary
De Halletoren is a magazine[1].
Body
Career and Affiliations
Fields of work include culture[2], a concept[18]; politics[3], an academic discipline[19]; liberalism[4], a political philosophy[20]; and Flemish Movement[5], a political movement[21], in Belgium[22].
Works and Contributions
Authored works include Adolf Duclos[6], a writer[23], 1841–1925[24], of Belgium[25], awarded the Knight of the Order of Leopold[26]; Karel De Flou[7], a historian[27], 1853–1931[28], of Belgium[29], awarded the Honorary doctor of the Catholic University of Louvain[30]; Edward Gailliard[8], a historian[31], 1841–1922[32], of Belgium[33]; Arthur Cornette[9], a writer[34], 1852–1907[35], of Belgium[36], awarded the Commemorative Medal of the Reign of King Leopold II[37]; and Auguste Vander Meersch[10], a writer[38], 1810–1881[39], of Belgium[40].