| 词条 | Rudolf Vleeskruijer |
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Rudolf Vleeskruijer (also spelled as Vleeskruyer) (Amsterdam, January 18, 1916 - Zeist, June 2, 1966) was a Dutch professor in the English language and Old English literature at the Utrecht University. Vleeskruijer spent a part of his youth (1924 to 1929) in England. From August 1945 to May 1946, he was an interpreter for the Allied Forces as a conscript NCO in the Dutch Army. He studied English at the University of Amsterdam and received his bachelor's degree on July 17, 1941. After obtaining his master's degree on June 29, 1948, he took up a study in 1949 at the University of Oxford (St. Catherine College).[1] Vleeskruijer was granted the title B.lett.Oxon (Bachelor of Letters Oxoniensis) at this university by J. R. R. Tolkien in 1951. In 1958, he founded the English Institute of the University of Utrecht. Vleeskruijer was married and had three children. He died at age 50 in Zeist. In 1966, he was commemorated in an article in English Studies, A Journal of English language and Literature [2] Bibliography
References1. ^{{en icon}} St Catherine's College, Oxford, Lost Alumni {{authority control}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Vleeskruijer, Rudolf}}2. ^{{en icon}} Anglo-Saxonists from the 16th through the 20th Century 8 : 1916 births|1966 deaths|Linguists from the Netherlands|Dutch philologists|Alumni of St Catherine's College, Oxford|University of Amsterdam alumni|University of Amsterdam faculty|People from Amsterdam |
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