[Counterculture] Maagdenhuis, small archive of the Maagdenhuis occupation, 16-21 May 1969. Incl. a.o.: (1) Tellegen, E. Drie Noodsignalen. Een erg vlugschrift over de bezetting van het Maagdenhuis. (2) Zwart boek Maagdenhuis. 2 copies. (3) Two E.P. records, Maagdenhuis Liederen and Bezetting Maagdenhuis. (4) Nacht in het Maagdenhuis. (5) Two sm. posters, Bericht uit het Maagdenhuis. (6) Maagdenhuisbezetting, een persanalyse. Book & sm. poster. (7) Demokrater. Revolutionair studentenblad. 1 June 1969. During the 1969 occupation, students demanded more influence in the University of Amsterdam's administration. (total 32)

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