De Kameleon viert feest H de Roos boeken The symbolic cover of the

The symbolic cover of the book — an olive tree (the symbol for Palestinian culture and connection to the land) with the concrete Israeli West Bank barrier (the wall) behind it — directly reflects the core of his argument

and the socio-economic development of Limburg from the 17th century up to the founding of Maastricht University in the 20th century

known for keeping local history alive

This Black Gold (1962)

but it reads like one

De Kameleon viert feest H de Roos boeken The symbolic cover of theIn the village by the large lake, where Hielke and Sietse Klinkhamer live, everyone knows everything about everyone else, and it doesn't stay secret for long if someone needs help. At such times, the boys of blacksmith Klinkhamer, with their trusty Kameleon, are always at their best! This time, old Meindert, who has a daughter in far off Canada, needs help. Due to his son in law's illness, his daughter cannot come. Now Meindert and his wife have to go