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A little-known Dutch writer remembered today through a single surviving public-domain work, she offers a glimpse of how popular writing engaged with royal celebration and public feeling in the early 1900s.

by Johanna Maria Sielof
Very little biographical information about this author could be confirmed from reliable sources available online. She is listed by Project Gutenberg as the author of Een verheugd volk en een jubelende stad, a Dutch-language work that has been preserved in its public-domain collection.
That book is associated with the birth of Princess Juliana of the Netherlands in 1909 and reflects the festive, patriotic mood surrounding the event. Even though details of her life remain obscure, the survival of this work gives modern readers a small but interesting window into Dutch popular writing of the early twentieth century.