Collection former Stichting Film en Wetenschap
Interviewers: Egbert Barten, Jan Pet, Mette Peters, Aad van der Struis
Number of persons: 13
Number of interviews: 19
Type of interview(s): scientific
Production date: 1987-1993
Accessibility: restricted
Transcription: none
“Were films made during the war?”, people often ask you when you say that you have been researching Dutch film in the Second World War for years. Yes, you name it, it was made in the Netherlands during that time: feature films, documentaries, propaganda films, animated films, advertising films and youth films.
For his research into The Dutch Film Industry during the Second World War, Egbert Barten interviewed the following people:
H.N.J. Beekman, F.P. van den Berg, Joop van Essen, A.C.J. Holla (2x), mw. Hornecker, Frits Kahlenberg, Jan Koelinga (2x), A.W.H. Kommer, R.J. Meijer (3x), E. van Moerkerken, Th.E. van Putten (2x), Gerard Saan, B.P. Wijnberg (2x).
The Filmkrant of July/August 2002, no 235, contains an article on this subject.
