De Grootste Nederlander
De Grootste Nederlander ('The Greatest Dutchman') was a public poll held in 2004 by the broadcasting company KRO of the Publieke Omroep. The series has the BBC's 100 Greatest Britons TV format. During the series, it included individual programmes on the top ten, with viewers having further opportunities to vote after each programme.
The recently assassinated politician Pim Fortuyn was announced as the winner in a live television broadcast on 15 November 2004, two weeks after Theo van Gogh was murdered. This was said to be an "embarrassing" choice by several journalists and historians.[1] The amount of calls was so large that not all could be counted before the end of the show; later it was announced that William of Orange had received the most votes, but only the votes that were counted before the end of the programme counted, so Fortuyn remained as number one.
Top ten
- Pim Fortuyn (Politician, author and professor, assassinated/First during live broadcast)
- Willem van Oranje (Father of the Nation/First by total votes)
- Willem Drees (Politician, social reformer in particular)
- Antonie van Leeuwenhoek (Scientist)
- Desiderius Erasmus (Philosopher)
- Johan Cruyff (Football Player)
- Michiel de Ruyter (Naval hero, national hero)
- Anne Frank (Writer, murdered in The Holocaust)
- Rembrandt van Rijn (Painter)
- Vincent van Gogh (Painter)
From 11–50
- Aletta Jacobs (Feminist)
- Christiaan Huygens (Scientist)
- Annie M.G. Schmidt (Writer)
- Queen Juliana of the Netherlands (Monarch)
- Johan Rudolf Thorbecke (Politician, social reformer)
- Majoor Bosshardt (Prominent member of the Dutch Salvation Army)
- Anton Philips (Businessman)
- Freddy Heineken (Businessman)
- Hannie Schaft (World War II resistance fighter)
- Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands (Monarch)
- Baruch de Spinoza (Philosopher)
- Toon Hermans (Comedian, poet)
- Prince Claus (Prince of the Netherlands)
- Johan van Oldenbarnevelt (Politician, executed)
- Marco van Basten (Football player)
- Piet Pieterszoon Hein (Admiral, national hero)
- Joop den Uyl (Politician)
- Jan Adriaenszoon Leeghwater (mill builder and hydraulic engineer)
- Fanny Blankers-Koen (Athlete)
- van Kooten en de Bie (Comedians)
- Hugo de Groot (Philosopher)
- Johan de Witt (Politician, murdered)
- Anthony Fokker (Aviation pioneer)
- Multatuli (Writer)
- Prince Bernhard (Prince of the Netherlands)
- Wim Kok (Politician)
- M. C. Escher (Graphical artist)
- Marco Borsato (Singer)
- Eric Hazelhoff Roelfzema (World War II resistance fighter)
- DJ Tiësto (DJ)
- Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands (Monarch)
- Titus Brandsma (Priest, World War II resistance activist, murdered)
- Cornelis Lely (Scientist)
- Hans Teeuwen (Comedian)
- Joseph Luns (Politician)
- Leontien Zijlaard-van Moorsel (Athlete)
- Willem Kolff (inventor of hemodialysis)
- Godfried Bomans (Writer)
- Hendrik Lorentz (Scientist)
- Abel Tasman (Explorer)
From 51–100
- Joop van den Ende (Businessman)
- André van Duin (Comedian)
- Joost van den Vondel (Poet, Writer)
- Rinus Michels (Football Coach)
- Mies Bouwman (Television personality)
- Willem Barentsz (Explorer)
- Ferdinand Domela Nieuwenhuis (Politician)
- Ruud Lubbers (Politician)
- Jan Tinbergen (Economist)
- Wim Sonneveld (Comedian)
- Joke Smit (Feminist)
- Frits Bolkestein (Politician)
- Jeroen Bosch (Painter)
- Johnny Kraaykamp, sr (Actor)
- Marga Klompé (Politician, first female minister)
- Johannes Vermeer (Painter)
- Dick Bruna (Writer, illustrator)
- Albert Plesman (Aviation pioneer)
- Joop Zoetemelk (Cyclist)
- Hella Haasse (Writer)
- Thomas à Kempis (Monk)
- Koning-Stadhouder Willem III of Orange (Stadholder of Holland, King of England)
- Kenau Simonsdochter Hasselaer (Resistance fighter in the Eighty Years' War)
- Johannes Diderik van der Waals (Scientist)
- Wubbo Ockels (Astronaut)
- Anna Maria van Schurman (17th century female genius)
- Herman Boerhaave (botanist, humanist and physician)
- Ruud Gullit (Football player)
- Monique van de Ven (Actor)
- Freek de Jonge (Comedian)
- Anton Pieck (Painter)
- Boudewijn de Groot (Singer)
- Willem Frederik Hermans (Writer)
- Pieter Jelles Troelstra (Politician)
- Albert Heijn (Businessman)
- Paul de Leeuw (Television personality)
- Jac. P. Thijsse (Environmentalist)
- Jan Wolkers (Writer)
- Piet Mondriaan (Painter)
- Simon Stevin (Scientist)
- Guillaume Groen van Prinsterer (Politician)
- Rutger Hauer (Actor)
- Harry Mulisch (Writer)
- Abraham Kuyper (Politician)
- Maarten Tromp (Admiral, national hero)
- Wim Kan (Comedian)
- Paul Verhoeven (Director)
- Belle van Zuylen (Writer)
- Ramses Shaffy (Singer)
- Abe Lenstra (Football player)
From 101–202
- Gerard Reve (Writer)
- Anton de Kom (World War II resistance fighter of Surinamese descent, executed)
- Max Euwe (World Champion Chess)
- Ko van Dijk (Actor, director)
- Gerrit van der Veen (Sculptor, World War II resistance fighter, executed)
- Hendrik Petrus Berlage (Architect)
- Heike Kamerlingh Onnes (Scientist)
- Anton Geesink (Athlete)
- Bert Haanstra (World War II resistance fighter, director)
- Claudius Civilis (Hero of the Batavian rebellion)
- C.H.D. Buys Ballot (Scientist)
- Jan Pieterszoon Coen (Admiral, Governor of the Dutch East Indies)
- Samuel van Houten (Politician)
- Ard Schenk (Athlete)
- Nico Tinbergen (Biologist, Nobel prize winner)
- King Willem I of the Netherlands (Monarch)
- Mary Dresselhuys (Actress)
- Simon Carmiggelt (Writer)
- John de Mol (Businessman)
- Gerrit Rietveld (Architect, designer)
- Frank Martinus Arion (Poet, writer, linguist)
- Hans van Mierlo (Politician)
- Hadewych (Writer)
- Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck (Composer)
- Geert Groote (Theologist)
- Sonja Barend (Feminist, television personality)
- Joan van der Capellen tot den Pol (Politician)
- Jan van Speijk (National hero)
- Anton Corbijn (Photographer)
- Pieter Corneliszoon Hooft (Poet, historian)
- Bernard Haitink (Conductor)
- Willem van Loon (Businessman)
- Karel Appel (Painter)
- Johan Huizinga (Historian)
- Suze Groeneweg (Politician)
- Graaf Floris V (Monarch)
- Koning Lodewijk Napoleon
- L.E.J. Brouwer (Mathematician)
- Tobias Asser (Lawyer, Nobel prize winner)
- Rem Koolhaas (Architect)
- Jacob Cats (Poet, politician)
- Alexandra Radius (Ballet dancer)
- Eva Besnyö (photographer)
- Jan Rutgers (Activist)
- Reinier Paping (Athlete)
- Paul Huf (Photographer)
- P. J. H. Cuypers (Architect)
- Paul Crutzen (Scientist)
- Samuel Sarphati (Doctor)
- Frits Fentener van Vlissingen (Businessman)
- Joris Ivens (Director)
- Pieter Brueghel (Painter)
- Frans Hals (Painter)
- Simon Vestdijk (Poet)
- Olivier van Noort (Explorer)
- Hendrik Colijn (Politician)
- Willem Beukelszoon (Fisherman)
- Viktor & Rolf (Designers)
- Cornelis Verolme (Businessman)
- Lucebert (Poet)
- Sjoukje Dijkstra (Athlete)
- Henri Polak (Politician)
- Loe de Jong (Historian)
- Ed van der Elsken (Photographer)
- Hans van Manen (Ballet dancer)
- Theo Thijssen (Writer)
- Jan Steen (Painter)
- Anton Dreesmann (Businessman)
- Jaap Eden (Athlete)
- Willem Marinus Dudok (Architect)
- Johnny Jordaan (Singer)
- Benno Premsela (Architect)
- Louis Davids (Comedian)
- Marlene Dumas (Painter)
- Erwin Olaf (Photographer)
- Martinus Nijhoff (Writer, poet)
- Cristina Deutekom (Singer)
- Jacob Olie (Photographer)
- Willem de Kooning (Painter)
- Remco Campert (Writer, poet)
- Herman Gorter (Poet)
- Faas Wilkes (Football player)
- W.A. Visser ‘t Hooft (Theologist)
- Ada Kok (Athlete)
- Herman Daendels (Politician)
- Rudi Carrell (Television personality)
- Pierre Bokma (Actor)
- Louis Andriessen (Composer)
- Henk Hofland (Reporter)
- Jacob van Campen (Architect)
- Pieter Cort van der Linden (Politician)
- Jacob van Ruisdael (Painter)
- Theo van Doesburg (Painter)
- Pieter Saenredam (Painter)
- Ootje Oxenaar (Graphic artist)
- Rineke Dijkstra (Artist/Photographer)
- Hendrik Doeff (Dutch commissioner in the Dejima trading post)
- Fons Rademakers (Director)
- Reinbert de Leeuw (Conductor)
- Erik de Vries (Television pioneer)
- Jan Dibbets (Artist)
- Johan van der Keuken (Director)
See also
- Netherlands portal
References
External links
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