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Statement to the EMRIP on the Frisian language

Distinguished members, I want to give a brief presentation on the situation of an indigenous language in northwestern Europe, namely Frisian. Frisian used to be a language that was spoken…

The linguistic situation of the Frisian minority

On 3 May 2022, Mr. Zandberg made a statement to the Europe-Central Asia Regional Forum in Vienna about an issue that affects the Frisian minority in the Netherlands. Distinguished guests,…

Participation in the European-Central Asia Regional Forum 2022

The United Nations Special Rapporteur on Minority Issues, the Tom Lantos Institute and the Diplomatic Academy in Vienna organised the European-Central Asia Regional Forum on 2 and 3 May 2022,…

Frisian maps of the 1500s

Map 1: Oost ende West Vrieslandts beschrijvinghe by Zacharias Heyns (1598) Map 2: Frisiae Orientalis nuoa et exacta descriptio by Laurentius Michaelis (1579) Map 3: Frisia Orientalis by Johannes Florianus…

Frisian maps of the 1600s

Map 1: Tabulae Frisiae, Groningae et territorii Ambdensis by Nicolaas Visscher (middle 1600’s) Map 2: Typus Frisiae orientalis by Ubbo Emmius and Joannes Janssonius (1630) Map 3: Nova descriptio orientalis…

Frisian maps of the 1700s

Map 1: Wasser-flut in Nieder-Teutschland by Johann Baptist Homann (1718) (a map of the areas that were flooded during the big flood of 25 December 1717) Map 2: Das Furstenthum…

De Friezen op het FUEN congres

Door: Jeroen Zandberg Het FUEN Congres Van 29 september tot 1 oktober 2022 kwamen meer dan honderd vertegenwoordigers van Europese minderheidsgroepen bijeen in Berlijn voor het jaarlijkse FUEN-congres. FUEN staat…