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Journal of Belgian History
Revue belge d'Histoire contemporaine
Belgisch Tijdschrift voor Nieuwste Geschiedenis
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De socialistische Syndikale beweging na de eerste wereldoorlog (1919-1921).

M. NAUWELAERTS
The Socialist Trade-Union Movement After The First World War (1919-1921): The years after World War I were determining for the further evolution of the Belgian socialist trade unionism. In this period the socialist trade-unions enjoyed an enormous quantitative expansion which endowed them with a power previously unknown, the more so as the co-operation of the unions was indispensable for the economic reconstruction of the country.
Social Movements

Evolution économique et mouvements paysans en Belgique à la fin du 18e siècle.

P. DEPREZ
Economic Evolution And Peasant Movements In Belgium At The End Of The 18Th Century: Taking the demographic evolution as a key variable it can be said that from 1740 onward the rate of increase of the population was higher than in the previous part of the century. Two major differences in the demographic evolution can be observed .- first of all the rate of increase is higher for Flanders than for Wallony; secondly the less fertile areas experience a higher rate of increase than the more fertile and hence, more agricultural areas.
Economic History
Social Movements

Louise Van den Plas et les débuts du „Feminisme Chrétien de Belgique".

P. GÉRIN
Louise Van Den Plas And The "Feminisme Chretien De Belgique": The catholic feminist movement in Belgium owes a huge debt to Louise Van den Plas (1877-1968), who actually launched that movement in 1902, and started in 1905 the publication of the paper Le Féminisme chrétien de Belgique. The belgian movement felt strongly the influence of the French feminism of Marie Maugeret and Marie Duclos. Even so, it is much more politically minded, much more related to social and economic realities.
Social Movements
Women's History
Catholics