Wies Moens
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Wies Moens (28 January 1898 – 5 February 1982) was a literary historian from Flanders.
He was born in Sint-Gillis-bij-Dendermonde, the only child of baker Karel Moens and Johanna Moreels. Between 1916 and 1918 he studied German philology at the University of Gent. He was a member of the Flemish Movement, and after the First World War he was imprisoned for his activism. The Flemish Literary Society requested his release through a petition signed by many, and in March 1921 Moens was set free. His expressionistic poetry was published in Ruimte magazine, which also published Paul van Ostaijen. Aside from that he was secretary of the Vlaamsche Volkstooneel (Flemish people's theatre) and a journalist.
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- Gedichten 1918
- Celbrieven (1920)
- De boodschap (1920)
- De tocht (1921)
- Opgangen (1921)
- Landing' (1923)
- Golfslag (1935)
- Het vierkant (1938)
- Dertig dagen oorlog (1940)
- Nederlandsche letterkunde van volksch standpunt gezien (1941)
- Onze volksche adel (1942)
- De spitsboog (1944)
- Het spoor (1944)
- De verslagene (1963)
- Het activistisch avontuur en wat erop volgde (1966-1970)
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