George Frans Haspels

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George Frans Haspels (born April 7, 1864 in Nijmegen , † December 16, 1916 in Rotterdam ) was a Dutch preacher and writer.

Life

Haspels studied theology in Utrecht from 1883 and in 1888 moved to a pastor's position in Colmschate, now a part of Deventer . He married Charlotte Kleyn van Brandes and had four daughters (including Emilie Haspels ) and a son with her . In 1901 the family moved to Rotterdam , where Haspels preached restlessly, taught, held Bible readings and worked on the newly founded Protestant magazine Onze Eeuw ("Our Century"). In his literary work he is influenced by the late romantic group of the "Tachtigers" ("eighties") founded around 1880 and by the fin de siècle , the dissolution of the order of the 19th century. Haspels died at the age of 52.

Works (selection)

Bibliography: Corien de Leeuw-Zweistra (see below), pp. 187–192

  • Frans Burgstein (pseudonym: Compassione), Utrecht 1892, 2nd edition 1903
  • Ab-Hurck (pseudonym: Compassione), Nijmegen 1893
  • Vreugden van Holland , Amsterdam 1901, 3rd edition 1923
  • Zee en Heide , Amsterdam 1902, 3rd edition 1919
  • Onder den Brandaris , Amsterdam 1908, 3rd edition 1919
  • De stad aan het veer , Amsterdam 1912
  • Wisselend uitzicht , Amsterdam 1914
  • David en Jonathan , Amsterdam 1915, 3rd edition 1922

literature

Corien de Leeuw-Zweistra, Kloos en Kuyper; kloof zonder brug? Een Verkenning naar de Spanningsvelden die het literair geïnteresseerde protestants-christelijke volksdeel rond 1900 ervoer en de positie van dominee George Frans Haspels daarin , Utrecht 2006, digitized , accessed on March 10, 2017

Cornelis Rijnsdorp, George Frans Haspels, Predikant-Literator (1864-1916) , in: Rotterdams Jaarboekje 1968, pp. 193-205, digitized version , accessed on March 10, 2017

supporting documents

  1. Cornelis Rijnsdorp, George Frans Haspels, Predikant-Literator (1864-1916) , in: Rotterdams Jaarboekje 1968, p. 197, digitized version, accessed on March 10, 2017