From the ‘Regiohubs’ of NAC Breda to spread the club feeling beyond the city limits to a documentary about the iconic Spookslot in the Efteling. These are the five stories you must read this week.
In the autumn of 1944, Radio Herrijzend Nederland went on the air from liberated Brabant. The channel brought news, music and secret code messages for the resistance. Now a book has been published about this historic radio station that gave hope during the liberation.
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NAC Breda wants to spread its club feeling beyond the city limits by setting up ‘Regional Hubs’. The first hub will be in Zeeland, where Gert-Jan van Leiden has been appointed as coordinator. NAC wants to strengthen the bond with the hinterland and make more social impact.
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Sharon Chin-Ten-Fung got a tattoo of the New York skyline as a tribute to her favorite city. After her first visit as an au pair, she continued to return to the metropolis even after her divorce for a healing solo trip.
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A documentary about the iconic Haunted Castle in Efteling can now be seen on Brabant+. Filmmaker Sander Roeling recorded the history before the attraction was demolished.
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22-year-old judoka Paulien Sweers from Nuenen won the European Championship under 23 years in the heavyweight class. As a ‘light’ heavyweight of 95 kilos, she often fights opponents of 150-200 kilos. With explosiveness and speed as weapons, she aims for the 2028 Olympic Games.
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