Why does the common man feel threatened and angry? Is it a fear of the future? Why are our politicians having trouble connecting? Historian Jos Palm in his book "De gewone man" looks to the past for an answer.
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"The common man" by historian Jos Palm
Why does the common man feel threatened and angry? Is it a fear of the future? Why are our politicians having trouble connecting? Historian Jos Palm in his book "De gewone man" looks to the past for an answer.
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