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Marga Klompé
Portrait of Marga Klompé, former Minister of Culture, Recreation and Social Welfare. Her personal story is interspersed with archival footage of her political career. Klompé talks about her life, being a woman, her Catholic faith, the KVP, her career as Minister of Culture, Recreation and Social Welfare, her (slight) regret about being single, her views on South Africa, nuclear armament, and the misogynistic developments in the Roman Catholic Church.
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Portrait of Marga Klompé, former Minister of Culture, Recreation and Social Welfare. Her personal story is interspersed with archival footage of her political career. Klompé talks about her life, being a woman, her Catholic faith, the KVP, her career as Minister of Culture, Recreation and Social Welfare, her (slight) regret about being single, her views on South Africa, nuclear armament, and the misogynistic developments in the Roman Catholic Church.
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Genre:Documentary, TV Movie
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Runtime:49 minutes
Studio:Katholieke Radio Omroep (KRO)
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Marga Klompé
Self
Norbert Schmelzer
Self (archive footage)
Carl Romme
Self (archive footage)
Ivo Samkalden
Self (archive footage)
Henk Hofstra
Self (archive footage)
Jan de Quay
Self (archive footage)
Jelle Zijlstra
Self (archive footage)
Willem Drees
Self (archive footage)
Prince Claus of the Netherlands
Self (archive footage)
Queen Juliana of the Netherlands
Self (archive footage)
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