Suzanna Jansen is a Dutch author and journalist, best known for her book Het Pauperparadijs (2008). In it she traces the history of a Dutch poorhouse colony in Veenhuizen through her own family's past. The book became a bestseller and was later adapted into a film.
Journalist Suzanna Jansen discusses her essay 'Project Rust', examining women's roles in the 1950s and 1960s.
Journalist Suzanna Jansen discusses her essay 'Project Rust', exploring women's history in the 1950s and 1960s.
Writer Suzanna Jansen explores the history of women's nervous exhaustion and the recovery clinics of the past. A lecture on a forgotten chapter of Dutch history.
Suzanna Jansen explores personal grief and forgotten family histories as a lens on women's lives in twentieth-century Netherlands in this TOEN-talk about her project rust.
Suzanna Jansen presents Project RUST, an investigation into women admitted to recovery homes in the 1950s and 1960s for 'nervous exhaustion'. A lecture on a forgotten chapter of Dutch history.
Suzanna Jansen discusses her book 'The Revolution', exploring the history of women's emancipation in the Netherlands and its relevance to contemporary society.
Writer Suzanna Jansen discusses her research into women's emancipation over the past century. An intimate conversation about her books and findings.
Author Suzanna Jansen discusses her work, including her acclaimed book Het Pauperparadijs. An evening for literature and history enthusiasts.