About The Native Concern:

Death of Significant person 14 May 1940 in Bergen (E. du Perron commited suicide),Death of Significant person 15 May 1940 in Den Haag (Menno ter Braak commited suicide),Death of Father 18 September 1940 in Hilversum,Death of Mother 27 April 1947 in Hilversum,Death by Disease 6 August 1976 in Bergen,Fiction (Novels),Metaphysics/ Parapsychology (Celtic mythology),Poet,Tuberculosis,Depression (later years),Chronic illness January 1911 in Hilversum (Pleurisy, tuberculosis),Begin remission May 1911 in Hilversum,Finally healed June 1911 in Lynmouth (Lynmouth, to stay in Shelley's Cottage to write poetry),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1920 (Voorbij de wegen),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1937 in Bergen (Een winter aan zee),Extremes in quantity (Don Juan : "een geilaard tot het graf"),Other Awards (Won most Major Dutch liteary awards),Top 5% of Profession ("Prince of Dutch Poets"),Depressive episode 1964 (became recurring)

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Vocation, Diagnoses, health, Work, Passions, Notable, Mental Health, None, Writers, Major Diseases, Psychological, Sexuality, Awards, Famous,