Max Dendermonde (born Hendrik Hazelhoff) was a Dutch journalist, poet, and writer who became particularly renowned for his extensive collection of 'gedenkboeken' (corporate histories) for various Dutch industrial companies. His writing style, which effectively blended industrial history with cultural and social narrative, was influential in documenting the growth of Dutch industry during the 20th century. In addition to his corporate biographies, he was a regular contributor to notable publications such as *De Groene Amsterdammer* and *Het Parool*, and he authored various novels and poems throughout his prolific career.[1,2]
De som der delen: N.V. Werf Gusto v/h Firma A.F. Smulders Schiedam 1862-19621962 · Meijer's Industriële Uitgeverij · bookBook in question; corporate history of Werf Gusto.
Het wonderlijke Leven van Willem Parel1955 · bookNovel/biography.
De wereld gaat aan vlijt ten onder1958 · book
De lage landen1961 · book
Het onvruchtbare huwelijk1965 · book
Hoe wij het rooiden1979 · Avebe · bookCorporate history of Avebe.
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