Audio Book – Slordig beheer

(first published 1941)
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Jan Campert 1902-1943
Language: Dutch

Sloppy management (1941) is called an "autobiographical novel". At the beginning of the book, one of the women in Jan Campert's life tells him that he has a "too sloppy heart." "I always hear stories about women and you, Lucie said, I rarely hear anything about your work." The writer must confirm this: "I had a sloppy management of my heart …"
In the course of the book, the outbreak of the war comes on the scene, almost in passing. Campert describes his initial reactions to this. "With every fiber I am connected to this people. I feel every shiver that flutters over it. I can not avoid it. "

Jan Campert is best known for his resistance poem" The eighteen dead ". He was arrested in 1942 for his activities in the resistance, and died in 1943 in the Neuengamme concentration camp. (summary by Anna Simon)

The original text of this recording is in the Public Domain in countries where copyright expires 70 years or less after the author's death, but is still protected by copyright in the USA and some other countries. Please check the copyright law of your country before downloading.
The recording is released under the Creative Commons license CC0

Total running time: 1:41:47 – Read in Dutch by Anna Simon

1 – Chapter I – 09:17 min [download all sections]
2 – Chapter II – 2:30 min
3 – Chapter III – 06:37 min
4 – Chapter IV – 19:28 min
5 – Chapter V – 16:52 min
6 – Chapter VI – 36:08 min
7 – Chapter VII – 04:42 min
8 – Chapter VIII – 06:13 min

In addition to the reader, this audio book was produced by:
Dedicated Proof-Listener: Tlaloc
Meta-Coordinator / Cataloging & Cover: Julia Niedermaier

Catalogued 21. November 2015

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