DEVB, the Digital Encyclopaedia of the Flemish Movement, is an online reference resource exploring the history, people, ideas and institutions connected with the Flemish movement. Created by ADVN vzw with support from the Flemish government, it presents research in an accessible format for readers interested in Flemish history and society. Its articles cover a wide range of themes, including language, politics, education, religion, culture, media, science, economics and regional life.

The encyclopaedia features profiles and historical explanations alongside contributions from scholars and other authors, helping visitors understand how the movement developed within a changing social and political context. Featured subjects range from figures such as Hadewijch, Ferdinand Snellaert and Zuhal Demir to topics such as the Belgian army and the history of the movement itself. DEVB also offers a printed synthesis of the encyclopaedia, bringing together 34 texts by more than 50 authors, as well as visual material and information about the project and its contributors.

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