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Lydia Chagoll (16 June 1931 – 23 June 2020) was a Dutch born dancer, choreographer, film director, screenwriter, writer and actress. Lydia was born in Voorburg as Lydia Aldewereld from Jewish parents. When she was young she moved to Brussels, Belgium. During World War II the family fled, and ended up in a Japanese Internment Camp in Indonesia. In 1942, she was held in Tjideng and transferred to Grogol in August 1943. She returned to Tjideng in August 1944. Her novels Zes jaar en zes maanden (1981) (Six years and six months) and Hirohito, keizer van Japan. Een vergeten oorlogsmisdadiger? (1988) (Hirohito, emperor of Japan, a forgotten war criminal?) dealt with that period. When the family returned to the Netherlands, they discovered that all their family members had been killed.

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  • Lydia Chagoll (fr)
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  • Lydia Chagoll, née Lydia Aldewereld le 16 juin 1931 à Voorburg aux Pays-Bas et décédée à Overijse en Belgique le 23 juin 2020, est une danseuse, chorégraphe, actrice, réalisatrice, scénariste et écrivaine belge d'origine néerlandaise. (fr)
  • Lydia Chagoll (16 June 1931 – 23 June 2020) was a Dutch born dancer, choreographer, film director, screenwriter, writer and actress. Lydia was born in Voorburg as Lydia Aldewereld from Jewish parents. When she was young she moved to Brussels, Belgium. During World War II the family fled, and ended up in a Japanese Internment Camp in Indonesia. In 1942, she was held in Tjideng and transferred to Grogol in August 1943. She returned to Tjideng in August 1944. Her novels Zes jaar en zes maanden (1981) (Six years and six months) and Hirohito, keizer van Japan. Een vergeten oorlogsmisdadiger? (1988) (Hirohito, emperor of Japan, a forgotten war criminal?) dealt with that period. When the family returned to the Netherlands, they discovered that all their family members had been killed. (en)
  • Lydia Chagoll (Voorburg, 16 juni 1931 - Overijse, 23 juni 2020), geboren als Lydia Aldewereld, was een in Nederland geboren Belgische danseres, choreografe, filmregisseur, scenarioschrijfster, schrijfster en actrice. (nl)
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  • Lydia Chagoll in 1979 at the presentation of: In naam van de Führer (en)
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  • Lydia Chagoll (16 June 1931 – 23 June 2020) was a Dutch born dancer, choreographer, film director, screenwriter, writer and actress. Lydia was born in Voorburg as Lydia Aldewereld from Jewish parents. When she was young she moved to Brussels, Belgium. During World War II the family fled, and ended up in a Japanese Internment Camp in Indonesia. In 1942, she was held in Tjideng and transferred to Grogol in August 1943. She returned to Tjideng in August 1944. Her novels Zes jaar en zes maanden (1981) (Six years and six months) and Hirohito, keizer van Japan. Een vergeten oorlogsmisdadiger? (1988) (Hirohito, emperor of Japan, a forgotten war criminal?) dealt with that period. When the family returned to the Netherlands, they discovered that all their family members had been killed. In 1952, she took the stage name Lydia Chagoll, and took on Belgian nationality. Chagoll first graduated from the Vrije Universiteit Brussel, and continued her studies at École Superieure des Études Choréographiques (Higher school for choreography) in Paris and began to teach dancing. She directed the 1977 documentary film In the Name of the Führer (In naam van de Führer), which received the André Cavens Award for Best Film given by the Belgian Film Critics Association (UCC). In 1982, she directed Voor de glimlach van een kind (For the smile of a child) about child abuse. She campaigned throughout Belgium and in 1983 founded SOS Enfants/SOS Kinderen. In 2014, at the age of 83, she directed Ma Bister about the persecution of the Romani. She was awarded the (Price for Democracy) for Ma Bister. On 23 June 2020, Lydia died in Overijse, Belgium. She insisted that the death would be kept a secret until after her cremation. (en)
  • Lydia Chagoll, née Lydia Aldewereld le 16 juin 1931 à Voorburg aux Pays-Bas et décédée à Overijse en Belgique le 23 juin 2020, est une danseuse, chorégraphe, actrice, réalisatrice, scénariste et écrivaine belge d'origine néerlandaise. (fr)
  • Lydia Chagoll (Voorburg, 16 juni 1931 - Overijse, 23 juni 2020), geboren als Lydia Aldewereld, was een in Nederland geboren Belgische danseres, choreografe, filmregisseur, scenarioschrijfster, schrijfster en actrice. Lydia is geboren als Lydia Aldewereld uit Joodse ouders. Toen ze jong was verhuisde ze naar Brussel. Tijdens Wereldoorlog II vluchtte de familie en belandde ze in een Japans interneringskamp in Indonesië. In 1942 werd ze in Tjideng gehouden en overgebracht naar Grogol in augustus 1943. Ze keerde terug naar Tjideng in augustus 1944. Haar romans Zes jaar en zes maanden (1981) en Hirohito, keizer van Japan. Een vergeten oorlogsmisdadiger? (1988) behandelde die periode. Toen de familie terugkeerde naar Nederland, ontdekten ze dat al hun familieleden waren gedood. In 1952 nam ze de artiestennaam Lydia Chagoll aan en kreeg ze de Belgische nationaliteit. Chagoll studeerde eerst af aan de Vrije Universiteit Brussel, en vervolgde haar studie aan de École Superieure des Études Choréographiques (Hogere school voor choreografie) in Parijs en begon ze dansles te geven. Ze regisseerde de documentaire film uit 1977, die de André Cavens Award voor Beste Film heeft ontvangen van de (UCC). In 1982 regisseerde zij Voor de glimlach van een kind over kindermisbruik. Ze voerde campagne in heel België en richtte in 1983 op. In 2014, op 83-jarige leeftijd, regisseerde ze Ma Bister over de vervolging van het Roma-volk. Ze kreeg de Prijs voor de Democratie voor Ma Bister.. (nl)
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