POTTER: United Families

by Nicolas de Potter

Nic de Potter is co-author of six kids in Brussels and six books in Bruges. - His intelligence agency investigated families during twenty years. - He uncovered best stories out of the millenium (1050-2050). - Eleventh century Graal quest with King Godfrey in Ardennes - Heroïc Celtic craftsmen Tournai, 12thC. - French textile heretics in Renaix, 13thC. - Tough rebels to bloody Duke of Alba in Brabant, 15thC. - Dutch secret support during the great sickness, 16thC. - Brilliant Flemish scouts in Bruges, 17thC. - Brave Belgian revolution leader, 18thC. - Forgotten American migrants, 19thC. - German WW1 escape, 20thC. - Vanishing of Brussels, 21thC!? - Amazing true illustrated adventures! More info and www.potter.c.la

415 pages, Paperback

Published November 24, 2019

About the author

Passion of sharing true POTTER histories: (1) In 1550, Jan de POTTER, a courageous reporter fighting the crual Duke of Alba. (2) In 1650, Roeland de POTTER, courageous monk saving families from "black death". (3) In 1830, Louis de POTTER, revolution leader proclaiming the independance of Belgium. (4) In 1850, Armand de POTTER, adventurer emigrating on the boat of Lafayette and Napoleon III. (5) Jean de POTTER, young resistant against the German invador, died aged 24, following bad treatments. (6) Frans de POTTER, co-founder of the rebelleous Flemish movement and the David Fund. (7) Nicolas de POTTER, co-founder of the White Committees following the White March for missing children.