The Power of Resilience: Survivors of the Volendam Blaze
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Antiquariaat Fenix.
On January 1st, 2001, shortly after midnight, a fire broke out in cafe De Hemel (Heven cafe) in Volendam, where several hundred young people were celebrating New Year's Eve. The highly inflammable Christmas decorations caught fire and in no time the cafe packed with revellers was transformed into a living hell. Some sixty young people suffered severe burns. In the ensuing panic, several of them lost their lives, either being trampled to death or suffocated, or as a result of fatal burns. This to..., On January 1st, 2001, shortly after midnight, a fire broke out in cafe De Hemel (Heven cafe) in Volendam, where several hundred young people were celebrating New Year's Eve. The highly inflammable Christmas decorations caught fire and in no time the cafe packed with revellers was transformed into a living hell. Some sixty young people suffered severe burns. In the ensuing panic, several of them lost their lives, either being trampled to death or suffocated, or as a result of fatal burns. This total would ultimately rise to forty. Hundreds of others were injured, many severely. Young people were disfigured for life and became disabled as a result of the terrible burns over the whole of their bodies.In 2003 photographer Suzan van de Roemer made portraits of the fire victims. Without a trace of sensationalism, just as they were. She also talked with them about their hopes for the future. The exhibition of this work in the Melweg Galarie in Amsterdam in January 2004 left an indelible impression on both those portrayed and on the visitors.In 2010, seven years later and ten years after the fire, she photographed the group again. The youths have now become young adults and have demonstrated more resilience than has been expected.Soort: Met illustraties;Taal: Engels;Vertaald uit het: Engels;Afmetingen: 15x304x246 mm;Gewicht: 970,00 gram;Verschijningsdatum: augustus 2011;Druk: 1;ISBN10: 9053307478;ISBN13: 9789053307472; Engelstalig | Hardcover | 2011.

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Bonte Boek.
On January 1st, 2001, shortly after midnight, a fire broke out in cafe De Hemel (Heven cafe) in Volendam, where several hundred young people were celebrating New Year's Eve. The highly inflammable Christmas decorations caught fire and in no time the cafe packed with revellers was transformed into a living hell. Some sixty young people suffered severe burns. In the ensuing panic, several of them lost their lives, either being trampled to death or suffocated, or as a result of fatal burns. This to..., On January 1st, 2001, shortly after midnight, a fire broke out in cafe De Hemel (Heven cafe) in Volendam, where several hundred young people were celebrating New Year's Eve. The highly inflammable Christmas decorations caught fire and in no time the cafe packed with revellers was transformed into a living hell. Some sixty young people suffered severe burns. In the ensuing panic, several of them lost their lives, either being trampled to death or suffocated, or as a result of fatal burns. This total would ultimately rise to forty. Hundreds of others were injured, many severely. Young people were disfigured for life and became disabled as a result of the terrible burns over the whole of their bodies.In 2003 photographer Suzan van de Roemer made portraits of the fire victims. Without a trace of sensationalism, just as they were. She also talked with them about their hopes for the future. The exhibition of this work in the Melweg Galarie in Amsterdam in January 2004 left an indelible impression on both those portrayed and on the visitors.In 2010, seven years later and ten years after the fire, she photographed the group again. The youths have now become young adults and have demonstrated more resilience than has been expected.Soort: Met illustraties;Taal: Engels;Vertaald uit het: Engels;Afmetingen: 15x304x246 mm;Gewicht: 970,00 gram;Verschijningsdatum: augustus 2011;Druk: 1;ISBN10: 9053307478;ISBN13: 9789053307472; Engelstalig | Hardcover | 2011.

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Boek2 Antiquariaat.
On January 1st, 2001, shortly after midnight, a fire broke out in cafe De Hemel (Heven cafe) in Volendam, where several hundred young people were celebrating New Year's Eve. The highly inflammable Christmas decorations caught fire and in no time the cafe packed with revellers was transformed into a living hell. Some sixty young people suffered severe burns. In the ensuing panic, several of them lost their lives, either being trampled to death or suffocated, or as a result of fatal burns. This to..., On January 1st, 2001, shortly after midnight, a fire broke out in cafe De Hemel (Heven cafe) in Volendam, where several hundred young people were celebrating New Year's Eve. The highly inflammable Christmas decorations caught fire and in no time the cafe packed with revellers was transformed into a living hell. Some sixty young people suffered severe burns. In the ensuing panic, several of them lost their lives, either being trampled to death or suffocated, or as a result of fatal burns. This total would ultimately rise to forty. Hundreds of others were injured, many severely. Young people were disfigured for life and became disabled as a result of the terrible burns over the whole of their bodies.In 2003 photographer Suzan van de Roemer made portraits of the fire victims. Without a trace of sensationalism, just as they were. She also talked with them about their hopes for the future. The exhibition of this work in the Melweg Galarie in Amsterdam in January 2004 left an indelible impression on both those portrayed and on the visitors.In 2010, seven years later and ten years after the fire, she photographed the group again. The youths have now become young adults and have demonstrated more resilience than has been expected.Soort: Met illustraties;Taal: Engels;Vertaald uit het: Engels;Afmetingen: 15x304x246 mm;Gewicht: 970,00 gram;Verschijningsdatum: augustus 2011;Druk: 1;ISBN10: 9053307478;ISBN13: 9789053307472; Engelstalig | Hardcover | 2011.

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Von Händler/Antiquariat, smeikalbooks.
On January 1st, 2001, shortly after midnight, a fire broke out in a Dutch cafe in Volendam, where several hundred young people were revelling in the New Years celebrations. The highly inflammable Christmas decorations caught fire and in no time the packed cafe was transformed into a living hell. Fourteen youngsters some only fourteen years old were trampled to death, suffocated or burned alive. Some 180 people were wounded, many seriously. Young people were disfigured for life and became disabled as a result of the serious burns in their faces and over the rest of their bodies. So many people needed urgent treatment that the Dutch burns units in Beverwijk, Groningen and Rotterdam couldn't cope. Which is why many of the injured were brought to the neighbouring countries of Belgium, Germany and England. In one fell swoop, Volendam, a traditional eel-fishing village with a population of 22,000 rooted in strong Christian traditions was transformed permanently into a world-famous yet heavily scarred community. In 2003, three years after the fire, photographer Suzan van de Roemer made portraits of 27 of the fire victims. Without a trace of sensationalism, just as they were. She also talked with them about their hopes for the future. The exhibition of this work in the Melkweg Galerie in Amsterdam, and later at other locations in the Netherlands, was an overwhelming experience, leaving an indelible impression on both those portrayed and on the visitors. This was the first time this group of people had opened themselves up to the world outside their native Volendam. The exhibition resulted in a close bond being forged between the photographer and the group. That contact flourished and was maintained, resulting in Van de Roemer taking shots of the group again seven years later ten years after the fire. The youths have now become young adults and have shown more resilience than was generally expected. How is it possible to have such a positive attitude, while so much damage h, Hardcover, Editie: 01, Label: Schilt Publishing, Schilt Publishing, Productgroep: Book, Gepubliceerd: 2010-12-20, Releasedatum: 2010-12-20, Studio: Schilt Publishing, Verkoop rang: 5054191.

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Von Händler/Antiquariat, Smaller World Future.
On January 1st, 2001, shortly after midnight, a fire broke out in a Dutch cafe in Volendam, where several hundred young people were revelling in the New Years celebrations. The highly inflammable Christmas decorations caught fire and in no time the packed cafe was transformed into a living hell. Fourteen youngsters some only fourteen years old were trampled to death, suffocated or burned alive. Some 180 people were wounded, many seriously. Young people were disfigured for life and became disabled as a result of the serious burns in their faces and over the rest of their bodies. So many people needed urgent treatment that the Dutch burns units in Beverwijk, Groningen and Rotterdam couldn't cope. Which is why many of the injured were brought to the neighbouring countries of Belgium, Germany and England. In one fell swoop, Volendam, a traditional eel-fishing village with a population of 22,000 rooted in strong Christian traditions was transformed permanently into a world-famous yet heavily scarred community. In 2003, three years after the fire, photographer Suzan van de Roemer made portraits of 27 of the fire victims. Without a trace of sensationalism, just as they were. She also talked with them about their hopes for the future. The exhibition of this work in the Melkweg Galerie in Amsterdam, and later at other locations in the Netherlands, was an overwhelming experience, leaving an indelible impression on both those portrayed and on the visitors. This was the first time this group of people had opened themselves up to the world outside their native Volendam. The exhibition resulted in a close bond being forged between the photographer and the group. That contact flourished and was maintained, resulting in Van de Roemer taking shots of the group again seven years later ten years after the fire. The youths have now become young adults and have shown more resilience than was generally expected. How is it possible to have such a positive attitude, while so much damage h, Hardcover, Editie: 01, Label: Schilt Publishing, Schilt Publishing, Productgroep: Book, Gepubliceerd: 2010-12-20, Releasedatum: 2010-12-20, Studio: Schilt Publishing, Verkoop rang: 5054191.