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| − | '''De Balie''' is a centre for culture and | + | '''De Balie''' is a centre for culture, politics and media based in [[Amsterdam]]. It has a large cafe and three auditoriums where public events are held. These include discussions, debates, underground film screenings, multi-day festivals and readings. |
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| + | Founded in 1982. The building used to be for the court of Amsterdam, which moved to the Parnassusweg. [[Felix Rottenberg]] is co-founder of De Balie. [[Anil Ramdas]] was director from 2003 to 2005. | ||
http://www.debalie.nl/ | http://www.debalie.nl/ | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:11, 3 December 2022
De Balie is a centre for culture, politics and media based in Amsterdam. It has a large cafe and three auditoriums where public events are held. These include discussions, debates, underground film screenings, multi-day festivals and readings.
Founded in 1982. The building used to be for the court of Amsterdam, which moved to the Parnassusweg. Felix Rottenberg is co-founder of De Balie. Anil Ramdas was director from 2003 to 2005.
