Marsman, H.

…In opposition to naturalism, the Neo-Romantic movement emerged, and Arthur F.E. van Schendel (1874-1946) wrote an excellent historical novel. During the interwar period, many poets and writers emerged from various schools of thought, including humanism, socialism, Catholicism, and Protestantism. Of particular note are the work of Hendrik Marsman (1899-1940), who was influenced by German Expressionism and advocated vitalism, and Simon Vestdijk (1898-1971), who transcended the boundaries of schools and displayed a vigorous creative talent for psychological and historical novels. Frank's experience of suffering under the occupation and oppression by the German army during World War II is depicted in his novel The Hiding Place (1947).…

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…また，自然主義に対抗して新ロマン派が登場し，スヘンデルArthur F.E.van Schendel(1874‐1946)が優れた歴史小説を書いた。両大戦間には人道主義，社会主義，旧教主義，新教主義などさまざまな流派の詩人，作家が輩出したが，とりわけ注目を引くのはドイツ表現主義の影響を受けてバイタリズムを唱えたマルスマンHendrik Marsman(1899‐1940)と，流派の枠をこえて心理小説や歴史小説に旺盛な創作力を示したフェストデイクSimon Vestdijk(1898‐1971)の活動である。　第2次大戦中のドイツ軍による占領と弾圧下での苦難の体験は，フランクの《隠れ家》(1947。…

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