Margriet de Roever
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Margriet de Roever (Drs. M.B. de Roever) is a Dutch historian and archivist specializing in the history of Amsterdam. She has authored numerous works on urban history, including books on Amsterdam's cemeteries and its historical architecture. Her work often involves research into local archives to reconstruct social and cultural histories of specific neighborhoods and buildings.[1,2]
- urban history
- Amsterdam history
- archival research
- cemeteries
Works by Margriet de Roever
- 1994 Een plaats van rust en bezinning. Honderd jaar Nieuwe Oosterbegraafplaats Written as an introduction/commission for the 100th anniversary of the cemetery.
- 2004 De begraafplaatsen van Amsterdam Co-authored with Jenny Bierenbroodspot.
- 1986 Woelige tijden: Amsterdam in de eeuw van de beeldenstorm Edited with Boudewijn Bakker.