Sil de Strandjutter
TV show aired in 1976
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Sil de Strandjutter
TV show aired in 1976
Sil de Strandjutter (translated from Dutch: Sil the Beachcomber) is a 1940 historical novel written by Cor Bruijn and illustrated by Anton Pieck. The novel is set on the island of Terschelling around the turn of the twentieth century and features the poor peasant family of Sil Droeviger.
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Sil de Strandjutter (translated from Dutch: Sil the Beachcomber) is a 1940 historical novel written by Cor Bruijn and illustrated by Anton Pieck. The novel is set on the island of Terschelling around the turn of the twentieth century and features the poor peasant family of Sil Droeviger. The novel covers themes of adoption, island life, family honour and local traditions on Terschelling. In 1976, Belgian broadcaster BRT and the Dutch broadcaster Nederlandse Christelijke Radio Vereniging co-produced a seven-part miniseries based on the novel. This led to great popularity for the story in both the Netherlands and Flanders. It was also the breakout role for the Belgian actor Jan Decleir.
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