in prose creation, there are neo-romantic writers such as Schindler (1874~1946) and Levine (1876~1931) who opposed naturalism. Schindler's major works include A Dutch Tragedy (1935), Sailor (1937) and Former Residence (1946). Levine's major works include Little Rudolf (193), Me and My Fiddler (1931) and Charge (1931).
After the First World War, poets and writers of various schools such as socialism, experimentalism and surrealism appeared alternately. Among them, the most famous works are: Nijhoff (1894~1953), an outstanding translator and poet of Greek comedies and Shakespeare's poetic dramas, collected poems "Form" (1924), "New Poetry" (1934) and "Zero Time" (1936); Poet Bloom (1887~)' s poems with strong humanitarianism, Simu (1924) and Middle Age (193); Many beautiful and sad poems by Marsman (1899~194) and Slovakhov (1898~1936); The anti-colonial novels Rubber (1929), Coolie (1932) and Hungry People by Lulov (1899~1958), the Indonesian autobiographical novel Native Land (1935) by Di Peron (1899~194) recalling his birthplace, and feaster Dyke.
During World War II, writers took part in the underground resistance movement against German fascism. Poet Campel (192~1942) and novelist Brower (1898~1943) were killed one after another. At this time, the resistance literature mainly appeared in the secret publication of the New Collection of Gaz Poems and Songs.
After the war, the famous writer De Fries (197~) wrote novels about the anti-German struggle, such as Friesland Mail (1948), Red-haired Girl (1956) and February (1962). * * * party member-born female writer Prince (1912~) also wrote the novel Green Coat (1949) describing Nazi women's concentration camps, and Les (1932~), a female writer of Jewish descent, wrote the novel Room Upstairs (1973) recalling her family's scattered escape life during the German occupation of Holland. Many poets and playwrights wrote anti-fascist and anti-war poems and plays after the war, among which Brabander (19~)' s poetry anthology The Hanger (1945) and Sick May (1948), Hornik (191~197)' s poetry anthology The Survival of Man (1952) and the poetic drama The Visitor are famous. Anonymous in 1942 (1945) by Dveress (1893~1961), The Village No More (1958) by Brulin (1926~) and Let's Move Against Atomic War by Moritz Decker (1896~1962)
After Indonesia's independence, Dutch writers or Dutch-Indian mixed-race writers who were born and raised in Indonesia wrote a number of works that miss Indonesia's land and people, including Yesterday (1951) by female writer De Maute (1888~1962), Faded Photos (1954) by Denes (198~) and Mirror of Dutch East India. These literary works are called "Dutch literature describing Indonesia" and are valued.