Gevaar op de trouwdag van Beatrix en Claus (Dangers at the wedding day of Beatrix and Claus)
Warning for sabotage by left-wing and extremist groups
Amsterdam
November 26, 1965
Mimeographed
One-sided
33.9 x 21.4 cm |
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Greetings to welcome American tourists to Amsterdam as a centre of culture
An overview of cultural events at the Holland Festival; On the back a protest against the Vietnam war directed to American tourists
Signed: Common Dutch Peace Action, Pacifist Socialist Party, Provo
and War Resister's
International (UK)
Amsterdam
1966
Offset
Two-sided
21.0 x 33.9 cm In English |
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Hanoi géén Guernica (1936) of Rotterdam (1940)! (Hanoi no Guernica (1936) or Rotterdam (1940)!)
Protest against the Vietnam war
Signed: S.J. (Socialist Youth); Supported by Politeia, PSJW, Provo, Rode Jeugd (Red Youth) and SVB-Amsterdam
Amsterdam
July 8, 1966
Mimeographed
Two-sided Second printing (same as the first)
29.7 x 21.1 cm |
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Hans
Metz moet vrij! (Release Hans Metz!)
Call
to protest against the arrest of Hans Metz, the publisher of God,
Nederland en Oranje for depicting Queen Juliana as prostitute in issue 1; At the back a fake letter from Che Guevara: 'Lieve Kerielja' (Dear Kerielja)
Illustration: Willem (Bernard Holtrop)
Amsterdam
April 18, 1967
Offset
Two-sided
28.5 x 21.5 cm |
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Happening
Call
for a happening at the Noordermarkt
Signed: Hans Tuynman, Peter Bronkhorst, Lou van Nimwegen, Rob Stolk, Auke Boersma,
Bernhard de Vries, Ducco van Weerlee, Gabriel Berkhout, Arnold Eemans
and Koosje Koster
Amsterdam
June 24, 1966
Original
in felt-tipped pen
One-sided
29.7 x 21.1 cm |
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Happening
Call
for a happening at the Noordermarkt
Signed: Hans Tuynman, Peter Bronkhorst, Lou van Nimwegen, Rob Stolk, Auke Boersema,
Bernhard de Vries, Ducco van Weerlee, Gabriel Borkhout, Arnold Eemans
and Koosje Koster
Amsterdam
June 24, 1966
Original
in felt-tipped pen
One-sided
29.7 x 21.1 cm |
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Happening Happening
Happening by safe-traffic magician Thom Jaspers; Accusing car drivers of murder
Text: Thom Jaspers
Amsterdam
July 28, 1965
Offset
One-sided
25.0 x 12.4 cm |
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Heeft legaal verzet nog zin (Does legal resistance still pay off?)
Publication of the R.T.R. - Revolutionaire Terroristische Raad (Revolutionary Terrorist Council)
During the Provo meeting in Borgharen at the end of November 1966, the R.T.R. in a pseudoschism seized the power in Amsterdam with a number of extreme publications
Text: Roel van Duyn and Hans Tuynman
Amsterdam
March 27, 1967
Mimeographed
One-sided
27.5 x 21.4 cm |
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Heil Heutz
Call for protest against right-wing meeting of the farmers party (Boerenpartij) to honor van Heutz at his monument
Amsterdam
February 3, 1968
Mimeographed
One-sided
33.9 x 21.5 cm |
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Held van den geest No 3 (Hero of the spirit No 3)
A pamphlet against Adje Lagerwaard, an organizer of beat (pop) concerts in The Hague, who offered (for a nice sum) to make Amsterdam Provo free
Amsterdam
January 24, 1966
Mimeographed
One-sided
33.9 x 21.4 cm
This leaflet may have been distributed separately, but is also part of Provo 6 |
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Bastaard, een spoedig verschijnend semi-literair-politiek-pop-art-blad (Bastaard, a soon to be published semi-literary-political-pop-art-magazine)
Announcement
publication Bastaard magazine
Bastaard was the more
radical Provo group around artist Joop Dielemans that separated from Provo
in November 1965
The magazine was never published
Amsterdam
1965
Mimeographed?
One-sided
34.0 x 21.5 cm |
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Herinnering
aan het verbod van vlaggen enz. (Reminder for the ban on flagging etc.)
An adapted
German World War II pamphlet forbidding all expressions, like flagging,
of sympathy with the royal family On the right, the original used by Provo
Amsterdam
September
5, 1966
Offset
One-sided
Left: 29.6 x 20.9 cm
Right: 35.0 x 24.6 cm |
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Het Amsterdamse Provotariaat staakt !!! (The Amsterdam Provotariate is on strike!!!)
Call for a silent protest in support of the Amsterdam construction workers revolt
Signed: Nico van Apeldoorn et al.
Amsterdam
June 15, 1966
Mimeographed
One-sided
29.4 x 20.6 cm |
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Het is verboden ... (It is forbidden!!!)
Fake (?) regulation dated January 15, 1960 forbidding the hand-out of printed and written materials at certain locations
Signed: J.C. van den Berg & G. van Hall
Amsterdam
June 4, 1966
Mimeographed
One-sided
29.4 x 20.6 cm |
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Het
zal je gebeuren ... (Just think it will happen to you ...)
Fake complaint by a detective of the Amsterdam police force as a protest against police brutality
Text: G. Gilliard and G. Knemeijer
Amsterdam
June 1966
Mimeographed
One-sided
27.4 x 21.4 cm |
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In de plee mate (In the toilet mate)
Protest against the arrest of three editors of student magazine
Bikkelacht and some Provo's
Signed: Many
Illustrations: Malsen and Willem
Amsterdam
1966
Offset
Two-sided
28.0 x 41.8 cm |
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In naam
van God, Nederland & Oranje, Hans Metz moet vrij (In the name of God,
Nederland & Oranje, Release Hans Metz)
Call
to protest against the arrest of Hans Metz, the publisher of God,
Nederland en Oranje for depicting Queen Juliana as prostitute in issue 1 Signed: Provo and Socialist Youth The Netherlands (S.J.)
Two versions
Amsterdam
April 15, 1967
Offset
One-sided
26.9 x 21.0 cm 29.7 x 21.0 cm |
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Kanker Klux Klan
A protest against tobacco smoking
Signed:
Stud. K te U Text and design: Ab Pruis
Amsterdam Before 1960
Offset?
One-sided
30.3 x 19.5 cm
This pamphlet has been attributed to Robert Jasper Grootveld, but according to a note from Robert Jasper Grootveld in the Archief Provo, inventory number Arch02030 of the International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam, the pamphlet was done by Ab Pruis |
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Konsept
aanklacht naar aanleiding van het politie optreden (Draft complaint against
police conduct)
Fill-in
form for official complaints against police brutality
Signed: A.A. Regtien, J. Blok, H. v.d. Bergh and S. v. Duin
Amsterdam
March 17, 1966
Mimeographed
One-sided
29.5 x 21.0 cm |
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Krasnapolsky
Amsterdam
December 9, 1966
Offset
One-sided
9.8 x 25.5 cm Two color variants |
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Kulturele revolutie (Cultural revolution)
Call for a happening at the Rijksmuseum
Signed: De Witte Garde (The White Guard)
Text: Rob Stolk
Amsterdam
January 27, 1967
Offset
One-sided
29.7 x 21.0 cm |
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Laatste nieuws (The latest news)
Protest against the (unmotivated) ban by Amsterdam mayor Van Hall of a demonstration against police violence during the protest by construction workers at which Jan Weggelaar died
Signed: Socialist Youth (SJ), Pacifist Socialist Youth Working Groups (PSJW), Provo, Politeia and Student Union (SVB) Section Amsterdam
Amsterdam
June 23, 1966
Mimeographed
Two-sided
27.5 x 21.3 cm |
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L.S. (To whom it may concern)
Call for a silent protest march on April 17, 1966 against nuclear arms production and distribution, NATO, Washington politics concerning Vietnam etc.
Signed: By 50 artists and Provo's, including Constant Nieuwenhuis, Boudewijn de Groot, Jan Wolkers, Peter Bronkhorst, Auke Pieter Boersma, Irene van de Wetering and Simon Vinkenoog
Amsterdam
April 16, 1966
Offset
One-sided
29.7 x 21.0 cm |
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Mededeling voor de Nederlandse pers (Message for the Dutch press)
Protest against the treatment of long hairs in Czechoslovakia
Signed: Het Internationale Provotariaat
Amsterdam
November 11, 1966
Mimeographed
One-sided
30.1 x 21.5 cm |
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Mijnheer
(Sir)
Proposal from Provo to the police for a soccer match between the
police and Provo to improve the relationship in the
"cool-down period" proposed by mayor Van Hall
Signed: On behalf of Provo - Auke Boersma, Ite Hamming, Peter Bronkhorst, Arnold Eerdmans, Gabriël
Berkhout and Rob Stolk
Text: Auke Boersma and Rob Stolk
Amsterdam
April 14, 1966
Mimeographed
One-sided
29.7 x 21.0 cm |
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Nederlandse regering, wordt in godsnaam wakker !!!! (Dutch government, in gods name wake up !!!!)
Anti-Vietnam war call addressed to the Dutch government
Signed: Actiegroep Vietnam, supported by ASVA and Provo
Amsterdam
May 6, 1966
Mimeographed
One-sided
29.7 x 21.0 cm |
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Onafhankelijk verbond van bedrijfsorganisaties afdeling verkeer (Independent union of businesses traffic department)
Call to workers in various sectors to strike immediately in solidarity with the construction workers
Signed: Het uitvoerend bestuur
Amsterdam
June 14, 1966
Mimeographed
One-sided
33.9 x 21.5 cm |
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Open brief aan: (Open letter to:)
Letter to various authorities regarding an action on World Animal Day against vivisection
Signed: Peter Schat, Peter Bronkhorst, René Wiegers and Fred Fontijn
Text: Peter Schat
Amsterdam
October 6, 1966
Mimeographed
3 pp.
29.7 x 21.0 cm |
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Oproep!
(Call!)
Call
for a Sit-In at the USA consulate to protest against the Vietnam war
Signed: Bastaard, Provo, P.S.J.W. (Pacifist, Socialist Youth Work groups),
S.O.K. (Socialist Encounter Centres) and S.J. ( Socialist Youth The Netherlands)
Amsterdam
December 17, 1965
Mimeographed
One-sided
29.7 x 21.1 cm |
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Oproep!
(Call!)
Call
for a protest against the policy of the police and the justice department
Amsterdam
November 1, 1966
Mimeographed
Two-sided
29.7 x 21.0 cm |
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Oproep. Actie: Posten voor Hans Tuynman
(Call: Posting for Hans Tuynman)
Call for posting at the jail where Hans Tuynman was imprisoned
Text: Rudolf de Jong
Amsterdam
June 10, 1966
Mimeographed
One-sided
33.9 x 21.4 cm |
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Oproep!!! Het a.s. huwelijk (Call!!! The coming marriage)
The coming marriage of Beatrix and Claus is a bad and dangerous phenomenon
Signed: Komitee van ontvangst
Amsterdam
November 8, 1965
Mimeographed
One-sided
29.4 x 20.6 cm |
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Oproep. Kom naar Frascati
(Call. Come to Frascati)
Provo call
to all that are already in the magic circle or to those that want to be in the magic circle to come to Frascati to contribute their opions in the struggle for a white Amsterdam as a first step towards anarchy
Text: A. Groeneschey
Amsterdam
October 7, 1967
Offset
One-sided
29.7 x 20.9 cm |
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Oproep tot geweldsbezwering
(Call to stop violence)
Reaction of the Provo's present at the meeting in Borgharen at the end of November 1966 on the extreme publications by the R.T.R.
- Revolutionaire Terroristische Raad (Revolutionary Terrorist Council), established by e.g. Rob Stolk and Peter Bronkhorst, who in a pseudoschism seized the power in Amsterdam during their absence
Signed: On behalf of Provo International - Roel van Duyn, Irėne van de Wetering, Hans Tuynman, Duco van Weerlee, Kees Egas, Jasper Grootveld, Jan Hein Donner, Karla Kuit, Loe van Nimwegen and Felice S.
Amsterdam
March 27, 1967
Mimeographed
One-sided
27.6 x 21.5 cm |
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Oproep! (Call!)
Call for demonstration to protest against the imprisonement in Spain of an 18-year old Scottish anarchist
Signed: Komité 29 november '62 (Committee November 29, '62) - Roel van Duyn, Rudolf de Jong and Fries de Vries
Amsterdam
September 1964
Mimeographed
One-sided
30.6 x 21.1 cm |
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Oproep!!! (Call!!!)
Warning that many Germans will come to Amsterdam for the marriage of Beatrix and Claus
Signed: Comité van Verzet tegen dit Huwelijk (Committee of Resistance against this Marriage)
Text: J. Dielemans
Amsterdam
November 8, 1965
Mimeographed
One-sided
29.7 x 21.0 cm |
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Oproep tot permanente revolutie (Call for continuous revolution)
Call for a meeting at the Speakers Corner in the Vondelpark to dissolve Provo
Text: Rob Stolk
Illustration: Rob Stolk
Amsterdam
May 13, 1967
Offset?
One-sided
60.5 x 42.7 cm |
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Opsporing verzocht De Telegraaf (Wanted De Telegraaf)
Collage of newspaper clippings from daily right-wing newspaper De Telegraaf about police brutality against Provo
Amsterdam
April 1966
Offset
Two-sided
35.3 x 24.3 cm |
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