Leo Uittenbogaard

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Dutch^[1] b. 24 January 1915, Rotterdam^[1] d. 5 November 1995, Den Haag^[1]

Leo Uittenbogaard was a Dutch journalist and writer. He began his career in the publishing industry with the monthly magazine 'De Schakel' before becoming the editor-in-chief of the weekly 'Wereldkroniek' from 1953 to 1966. During World War II, he spent time in hiding in 's-Heerenberg, a town whose atmosphere and character deeply influenced his work. Following the war, he wrote several books, including 'Jeus', which chronicled the life of Jozef Rulof. He was also involved with the Stichting Evolutie in 's-Heerenberg. Uittenbogaard is noted for his series of works titled 'De wereld... een verbijsterend avontuur'.^[1]

journalism
travel
biography

Works by Leo Uittenbogaard

1958 De wereld ... een verbijsterend avontuur. Van hotdogs, houri's en harems Ad. M.C. Stok / Forum Boekerij · book · Dutch
1959 De wereld ... een verbijsterend avontuur. Tussen slaven, stieren en sirenen Ad. M.C. Stok / Forum Boekerij · book · Dutch
1960 De wereld ... een verbijsterend avontuur. Over gieren, goden en geestenbezweerders Ad. M.C. Stok / Forum Boekerij · book · Dutch
Jeus book · Dutch Biography of Jozef Rulof

References

Leo Uittenbogaard. nl.wikipedia.org link