Mijn moeder vindt het ook
Stichting Plaatwerk
€10.00
Documentary photographs record the antimilitarist movement and peace demonstrations in the Netherlands, focusing on the 1981 anti-nuclear weapons rally in Amsterdam. The book features photojournalism by Taco Anema, Hans Aarsman, and members of Stichting Plaatwerk.
Documentary photographs record the Dutch peace movement, antimilitarist protests, and the massive anti-nuclear arms demonstration held in Amsterdam in November 1981. The reportage follows marchers carrying banners, street actions, sit-ins, and rallies against military weapons and nuclear missiles, portraying citizens, activists, and collective gatherings across public squares and streets. Portraits depict demonstrators of diverse backgrounds, including families, youth, and veteran pacifists. Produced by the documentary photography collective Stichting Plaatwerk, the publication brings together work by photographers including Taco Anema, Hans Aarsman, Roel Sandvoort, Hannes Wallrafen, and Bert Nienhuis, combining photojournalism with thematic essays examining the arms race and grassroots civilian resistance in early 1980s Netherlands.
Bibliographic Details
| Author | Stichting Plaatwerk |
|---|---|
| Publisher | SUA |
| Place of publication | Amsterdam |
| Year | 1982 |
| Edition | First edition |
| Binding | Softcover |
| ISBN | 9062220827 |
| Collation | 78 pp. |
| Language | Dutch |
| Dimensions | 30 x 21 |
Condition Report
| Condition | Very Good (VG) |
|---|---|
| Cover | Very Good (VG) |
| Notes | Cover has some light toning, else fine |
Availability
In stock






