"Boycot Marktrock"-festival in Villa Squattus Dei in Leuven op 13,14,15-08-2002 (Q1585059): verschil tussen versies
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(Verklaring aangemaakt: opmerking (P40): The second birthday of the squat Villa Squattus Dei was celebrated by boycotting Marktrock. This Non-commercial festival attracted lots of people. It was the first time there was such a huge turn-out. Between the previous edition of Boycot Marktrock and this one Villa Squattus Dei had won the hearts of everyone who was passionate about DIY punk and activism in Belgium.) |
(Verklaring gewijzigd: opmerking (P40): The second birthday of the squat Villa Squattus Dei was celebrated by boycotting Marktrock. This Non-commercial festival attracted lots of people. It was the first time there was such a huge turn-out. Between the previous edition of Boycot Marktrock and this one Villa Squattus Dei had won the hearts of everyone who was passionate about DIY punk and activism in Belgium.) |
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| eigenschap / opmerking: The second birthday of the squat Villa Squattus Dei was celebrated by boycotting Marktrock. This Non-commercial festival attracted lots of people. It was the first time there was such a huge turn-out. Between the previous edition of Boycot Marktrock and this one Villa Squattus Dei had won the hearts of everyone who was passionate about DIY punk and activism in Belgium. (Engels) / bron | |||
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Driedaags festival in het Leuvense kraakpand Villa Squattus Dei
| Taal | Label | Beschrijving | Ook bekend als |
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| Nederlands | "Boycot Marktrock"-festival in Villa Squattus Dei in Leuven op 13,14,15-08-2002 |
Driedaags festival in het Leuvense kraakpand Villa Squattus Dei |
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13 aug 2002
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15 aug 2002
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Schapenstraat 29
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The second birthday of the squat Villa Squattus Dei was celebrated by boycotting Marktrock. This Non-commercial festival attracted lots of people. It was the first time there was such a huge turn-out. Between the previous edition of Boycot Marktrock and this one Villa Squattus Dei had won the hearts of everyone who was passionate about DIY punk and activism in Belgium. (Engels)
