Geert Mak [SEP] place of birth
Geert Mak
Geert Ludzer Mak (born 4 December 1946 in Vlaardingen) is a Dutch journalist and a non-fiction writer in the field of history. His ten books about Amsterdam, the Netherlands and Europe have earned him great popularity. His best-known work, "In Europe", a combination of a travelogue through the continent of Europe and a history of the 20th century, has appeared in over a dozen languages. 
Life.
In 1968, he was arrested for publishing a pamphlet in a student
read by Stella Gonet
- "Reading Europe: Geert Mak's In Europe" by Geert Mak, read by Nicholas Farrell
- "No Place to Lay One's Head" by Francoise Frenkel, read by Samantha Spiro
2018 February.
- "Somebody I Used to Know" by Wendy Mitchell and Anna Wharton, read by Tessa Gallagher
- "Owl Sense" by Miriam Darlington, read by Teresea Gallagher
- "Yorkshire" by Richard Morris, read by Philip Jackson
- "The Line Becomes a