100 years of social democracy 1894-1994
Documentary by Remy Vlek about one hundred years of social democracy in the Netherlands, which began with the founding of the SDAP on August 26, 1894, followed by a studio discussion moderated by Paul Witteman on the future of social democracy.
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Documentary by Remy Vlek about one hundred years of social democracy in the Netherlands, which began with the founding of the SDAP on August 26, 1894, followed by a studio discussion moderated by Paul Witteman on the future of social democracy.
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Genre:Documentary, TV Movie
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Runtime:59 minutes
Studio:VARA
Cast
Frank van Steenhoven, Remy Vlek
Director
Paul Witteman
Self - Presenter
Margreeth de Boer
Self
Arie Groenevelt
Self
Felix Rottenberg
Self
Jan Bank
Self
Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands
Self (archive footage)
Vladimir Lenin
Self (archive footage)
Floor Wibaut
Self (archive footage)
Monne de Miranda
Self (archive footage)
Koos Vorrink
Self (archive footage)
Adolf Hitler
Self (archive footage)
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