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	*[https://www.ipce.info/ipceweb/Library/guide_brong_01feb_eng.htm Burning the Library] ([[IPCE]])		*[https://www.ipce.info/ipceweb/Library/guide_brong_01feb_eng.htm Burning the Library] ([[IPCE]])
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	From its inception in 1979, the first goal of the Brongersma Foundation was to retain and to manage its immense library and various subcollections with material related to the sexual development of children and young people.		From its inception in 1979, the first goal of the Brongersma Foundation was to retain and to manage its immense library and various subcollections with material related to the sexual development of children and young people.

	In addition to some 20,000 books, the archive included hundreds of thousands of homoerotic images—ranging from private photographs		In addition to some 20,000 books, the archive included hundreds of thousands of [[homoerotic]] images—ranging from private photographs
	and commercial pornography to the collected work of photographers such as [[Hajo Ortil]]. Many of the images depict youths. The archive also contains some 500 personal sexual histories, often detailing relationships with boys.		and commercial pornography to the collected work of photographers such as [[Hajo Ortil]]. Many of the images depict youths. The archive also contains some 500 personal sexual histories, often detailing relationships with boys.

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	Nevertheless in mid two late 2001, the Dutch police raided the archive twice and carted away dozens of boxes of personal histories and photographs. The prosecutors announced that through the photographs and personal histories, they "had identified hundreds of men who had been involved--mostly years ago--in homosexual relationships with boys, and that they had evidence to launch some 40 prosecutions."<ref name="burning" />		Nevertheless in mid two late 2001, the Dutch police raided the archive twice and carted away dozens of boxes of personal histories and photographs. The prosecutors announced that through the photographs and personal histories, they "had identified hundreds of men who had been involved--mostly years ago--in homosexual relationships with boys, and that they had evidence to launch some 40 prosecutions."<ref name="burning" />

	{{Quotation\|In late October, police made their second raid on the Brongersma Foundation-- headquartered in a mansion in a fashionable part of Harlem, near Amsterdam. The raid came shortly after a Dutch court sanctioned a police seizure made at the archive a few months earlier, in which authorities carted away dozens of boxes of personal histories and photographs. An advisory board appointed by the prosecutor found that the material had [no -webm Ipce] scientific value. But on October 5, a court allowed its seizure in a ruling that split hairs: at the time Brongersma collected the material, the court said, the foundation was not a serious scientific enterprise, even if it is so now.		{{Quotation\|"In late October, police made their second raid on the Brongersma Foundation-- headquartered in a mansion in a fashionable part of Harlem, near Amsterdam. The raid came shortly after a Dutch court sanctioned a police seizure made at the archive a few months earlier, in which authorities carted away dozens of boxes of personal histories and photographs. An advisory board appointed by the prosecutor found that the material had [no -webm Ipce] scientific value. But on October 5, a court allowed its seizure in a ruling that split hairs: at the time Brongersma collected the material, the court said, the foundation was not a serious scientific enterprise, even if it is so now.

	After examining the writings and photographs, prosecutors announced they had identified hundreds of men who had been involved-- mostly years ago-- in homosexual relationships with boys, and that they had evidence to launch some 40 prosecutions. Raids and arrests in the Netherlands and-- with the likely help of Interpol-- around Europe and beyond are expected to follow.<ref name="burning"> [https://www.ipce.info/ipceweb/Library/guide_brong_01feb_eng.htm Burning the Library:Dutch government destroys gay archive, vows mass arrests] </ref>}}		After examining the writings and photographs, prosecutors announced they had identified hundreds of men who had been involved-- mostly years ago-- in homosexual relationships with boys, and that they had evidence to launch some 40 prosecutions. Raids and arrests in the Netherlands and-- with the likely help of Interpol-- around Europe and beyond are expected to follow."<ref name="burning"> [https://www.ipce.info/ipceweb/Library/guide_brong_01feb_eng.htm Burning the Library:Dutch government destroys gay archive, vows mass arrests] </ref>}}

	In 2002 and 2003 an agreement was reached between the Brongersma Foundation and two other institutes which would keep what remained of the Foundation's collection on permanent loan and manage it. The personal histories with the accompanying visual material are now managed by the Netherlands Institute for Social Sexological Research (a division of the Rutgers Nisso Group) in Utrecht while the library and archives of the Foundation are managed by the International Institute of Social History (IISG) in [[Amsterdam]].		In 2002 and 2003 an agreement was reached between the Brongersma Foundation and two other institutes which would keep what remained of the Foundation's collection on permanent loan and manage it. The personal histories with the accompanying visual material are now managed by the Netherlands Institute for Social Sexological Research (a division of the Rutgers Nisso Group) in Utrecht while the library and archives of the Foundation are managed by the International Institute of Social History (IISG) in [[Amsterdam]].

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	In 1979 [[Edward Brongersma]], a jurist, [[boylover]], activist, and former member of the Dutch Senate founded the '''Brongersma Foundation''' for the study of the sexuality of youth. Right from the beginning, the Foundation's purpose has been to "promote scientific research in the field of the sexual development of children and young people".[http://www.brongersmastichting.nl/eng/index.htm]		In 1979 [[Edward Brongersma]], a jurist, [[boylover]], activist, and former member of the Dutch Senate founded the '''Brongersma Foundation''' for the study of the sexuality of youth. Right from the beginning, the Foundation's purpose has been to "promote scientific research in the field of the sexual development of children and young people".<ref>[http://www.brongersmastichting.nl/eng/index.htm]</ref>

	Brongersma's enormous library archive on intergenerational sexual relationships became the base of the Foundation, located at his villa in Overveen (near Haarlem) in the [[Netherlands]]. After his death in 1998, the Foundation has chosen to operate as a fund for scientific research.		Brongersma's enormous library archive on intergenerational sexual relationships became the base of the Foundation, located at his villa in Overveen (near Haarlem) in the [[Netherlands]]. After his death in 1998, the Foundation has chosen to operate as a fund for scientific research.
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	A controversy arose in 1999 when these two conservators decided that they should destroy the archive's photos and personal histories in accordance with the recent [[Netherlands]] law on [[child pornography]] which Wafelbakker helped author. The executor of Brongersma's estate, University of Utrecht psychologist Lex van Naerssen, opposed the destruction and the two conservators stripped him of his authority. In August, Van Naerssen went to court to gain back his executorship and block any destruction, and he won a temporary stay.		A controversy arose in 1999 when these two conservators decided that they should destroy the archive's photos and personal histories in accordance with the recent [[Netherlands]] law on [[child pornography]] which Wafelbakker helped author. The executor of Brongersma's estate, University of Utrecht psychologist Lex van Naerssen, opposed the destruction and the two conservators stripped him of his authority. In August, Van Naerssen went to court to gain back his executorship and block any destruction, and he won a temporary stay.

	Nevertheless in mid two late 2001, the Dutch police raided the archive twice and carted away dozens of boxes of personal histories and photographs. The prosecutors announced that through the photographs and personal histories, they "had identified hundreds of men who had been involved--mostly years ago--in homosexual relationships with boys, and that they had evidence to launch some 40 prosecutions."<ref~~>[http:~~/~~/www.ipce.info/ipceweb/Library/guide_brong_01feb_eng.htm]</ref~~>		Nevertheless in mid two late 2001, the Dutch police raided the archive twice and carted away dozens of boxes of personal histories and photographs. The prosecutors announced that through the photographs and personal histories, they "had identified hundreds of men who had been involved--mostly years ago--in homosexual relationships with boys, and that they had evidence to launch some 40 prosecutions."<ref name="burning" />

	{{Quotation\|In late October, police made their second raid on the Brongersma Foundation-- headquartered in a mansion in a fashionable part of Harlem, near Amsterdam. The raid came shortly after a Dutch court sanctioned a police seizure made at the archive a few months earlier, in which authorities carted away dozens of boxes of personal histories and photographs. An advisory board appointed by the prosecutor found that the material had [no -webm Ipce] scientific value. But on October 5, a court allowed its seizure in a ruling that split hairs: at the time Brongersma collected the material, the court said, the foundation was not a serious scientific enterprise, even if it is so now.		{{Quotation\|In late October, police made their second raid on the Brongersma Foundation-- headquartered in a mansion in a fashionable part of Harlem, near Amsterdam. The raid came shortly after a Dutch court sanctioned a police seizure made at the archive a few months earlier, in which authorities carted away dozens of boxes of personal histories and photographs. An advisory board appointed by the prosecutor found that the material had [no -webm Ipce] scientific value. But on October 5, a court allowed its seizure in a ruling that split hairs: at the time Brongersma collected the material, the court said, the foundation was not a serious scientific enterprise, even if it is so now.

	After examining the writings and photographs, prosecutors announced they had identified hundreds of men who had been involved-- mostly years ago-- in homosexual relationships with boys, and that they had evidence to launch some 40 prosecutions. Raids and arrests in the Netherlands and-- with the likely help of Interpol-- around Europe and beyond are expected to follow.<ref> [https://www.ipce.info/ipceweb/Library/guide_brong_01feb_eng.htm Burning the Library:Dutch government destroys gay archive, vows mass arrests] </ref>}}		After examining the writings and photographs, prosecutors announced they had identified hundreds of men who had been involved-- mostly years ago-- in homosexual relationships with boys, and that they had evidence to launch some 40 prosecutions. Raids and arrests in the Netherlands and-- with the likely help of Interpol-- around Europe and beyond are expected to follow.<ref name="burning"> [https://www.ipce.info/ipceweb/Library/guide_brong_01feb_eng.htm Burning the Library:Dutch government destroys gay archive, vows mass arrests] </ref>}}

	In 2002 and 2003 an agreement was reached between the Brongersma Foundation and two other institutes which would keep what remained of the Foundation's collection on permanent loan and manage it. The personal histories with the accompanying visual material are now managed by the Netherlands Institute for Social Sexological Research (a division of the Rutgers Nisso Group) in Utrecht while the library and archives of the Foundation are managed by the International Institute of Social History (IISG) in [[Amsterdam]].		In 2002 and 2003 an agreement was reached between the Brongersma Foundation and two other institutes which would keep what remained of the Foundation's collection on permanent loan and manage it. The personal histories with the accompanying visual material are now managed by the Netherlands Institute for Social Sexological Research (a division of the Rutgers Nisso Group) in Utrecht while the library and archives of the Foundation are managed by the International Institute of Social History (IISG) in [[Amsterdam]].

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	A controversy arose in 1999 when these two conservators decided that they should destroy the archive's photos and personal histories in accordance with the recent [[Netherlands]] law on [[child pornography]] which Wafelbakker helped author. The executor of Brongersma's estate, University of Utrecht psychologist Lex van Naerssen, opposed the destruction and the two conservators stripped him of his authority. In August, Van Naerssen went to court to gain back his executorship and block any destruction, and he won a temporary stay.		A controversy arose in 1999 when these two conservators decided that they should destroy the archive's photos and personal histories in accordance with the recent [[Netherlands]] law on [[child pornography]] which Wafelbakker helped author. The executor of Brongersma's estate, University of Utrecht psychologist Lex van Naerssen, opposed the destruction and the two conservators stripped him of his authority. In August, Van Naerssen went to court to gain back his executorship and block any destruction, and he won a temporary stay.

	Nevertheless in mid two late 2001, the Dutch police raided the archive twice and carted away dozens of boxes of personal histories and photographs. The prosecutors announced that through the photographs and personal histories, they "had identified hundreds of men who had been involved--mostly years ago--in homosexual relationships with boys, and that they had evidence to launch some 40 prosecutions."[http://www.ipce.info/ipceweb/Library/guide_brong_01feb_eng.htm]		Nevertheless in mid two late 2001, the Dutch police raided the archive twice and carted away dozens of boxes of personal histories and photographs. The prosecutors announced that through the photographs and personal histories, they "had identified hundreds of men who had been involved--mostly years ago--in homosexual relationships with boys, and that they had evidence to launch some 40 prosecutions."<ref>[http://www.ipce.info/ipceweb/Library/guide_brong_01feb_eng.htm]</ref>

			{{Quotation\|In late October, police made their second raid on the Brongersma Foundation-- headquartered in a mansion in a fashionable part of Harlem, near Amsterdam. The raid came shortly after a Dutch court sanctioned a police seizure made at the archive a few months earlier, in which authorities carted away dozens of boxes of personal histories and photographs. An advisory board appointed by the prosecutor found that the material had [no -webm Ipce] scientific value. But on October 5, a court allowed its seizure in a ruling that split hairs: at the time Brongersma collected the material, the court said, the foundation was not a serious scientific enterprise, even if it is so now.

			After examining the writings and photographs, prosecutors announced they had identified hundreds of men who had been involved-- mostly years ago-- in homosexual relationships with boys, and that they had evidence to launch some 40 prosecutions. Raids and arrests in the Netherlands and-- with the likely help of Interpol-- around Europe and beyond are expected to follow.<ref> [https://www.ipce.info/ipceweb/Library/guide_brong_01feb_eng.htm Burning the Library:Dutch government destroys gay archive, vows mass arrests] </ref>}}

	In 2002 and 2003 an agreement was reached between the Brongersma Foundation and two other institutes which would keep what remained of the Foundation's collection on permanent loan and manage it. The personal histories with the accompanying visual material are now managed by the Netherlands Institute for Social Sexological Research (a division of the Rutgers Nisso Group) in Utrecht while the library and archives of the Foundation are managed by the International Institute of Social History (IISG) in [[Amsterdam]].		In 2002 and 2003 an agreement was reached between the Brongersma Foundation and two other institutes which would keep what remained of the Foundation's collection on permanent loan and manage it. The personal histories with the accompanying visual material are now managed by the Netherlands Institute for Social Sexological Research (a division of the Rutgers Nisso Group) in Utrecht while the library and archives of the Foundation are managed by the International Institute of Social History (IISG) in [[Amsterdam]].



	== The Fund for Scientific Research of Sexuality ==		== The Fund for Scientific Research of Sexuality ==
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	In particular the Fund states that research should take into account that "experiences and influences that may have a positive as well as a negative effect. The difference in development between boys and girls is a central point of view, as are differences in culture, ideology and religious or secular view of the world."[http://fondsseksualiteit.nl/eng/index.htm]		In particular the Fund states that research should take into account that "experiences and influences that may have a positive as well as a negative effect. The difference in development between boys and girls is a central point of view, as are differences in culture, ideology and religious or secular view of the world."[http://fondsseksualiteit.nl/eng/index.htm]
			==References==
			{{reflist}}
	== External links ==		== External links ==
	*[http://web.archive.org/web/20050901011952/http://www.brongersmastichting.nl/eng/index.htm Brongersma Foundation official website] Archived from the [http://www.brongersmastichting.nl/eng/index.htm original] on 2005-09-01. Retrieved on 2009-05-10.		*[http://web.archive.org/web/20050901011952/http://www.brongersmastichting.nl/eng/index.htm Brongersma Foundation official website] Archived from the [http://www.brongersmastichting.nl/eng/index.htm original] on 2005-09-01. Retrieved on 2009-05-10.

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	*[http://www.iisg.nl/archives/en/files/b/10918785.php Edward Brongersma Archive] (International Institute of Social History)		*[http://www.iisg.nl/archives/en/files/b/10918785.php Edward Brongersma Archive] (International Institute of Social History)
	*[http://www.rutgersnissogroep.nl/english Netherlands Institute for Social Sexological Research]		*[http://www.rutgersnissogroep.nl/english Netherlands Institute for Social Sexological Research]
			*[https://www.ipce.info/ipceweb/Library/guide_brong_01feb_eng.htm Burning the Library] ([[IPCE]])
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	*[http://fondsseksualiteit.nl/englishsection.html The Fund for Scientific Research of Sexuality]		*[http://fondsseksualiteit.nl/englishsection.html The Fund for Scientific Research of Sexuality]
	*[http://www.iisg.nl/archives/en/files/b/10918785.php Edward Brongersma Archive] (International Institute of Social History)		*[http://www.iisg.nl/archives/en/files/b/10918785.php Edward Brongersma Archive] (International Institute of Social History)
	*[http://www.rutgersnissogroep.nl/~~English~~ Netherlands Institute for Social Sexological Research]		*[http://www.rutgersnissogroep.nl/english Netherlands Institute for Social Sexological Research]

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	== External links ==		== External links ==
	*[http://web.archive.org/web/20050901011952/http://www.brongersmastichting.nl/eng/index.htm Brongersma Foundation official website] Archived from the [http://www.brongersmastichting.nl/eng/index.htm original] on 2005-09-01. Retrieved on 2009-05-10.		*[http://web.archive.org/web/20050901011952/http://www.brongersmastichting.nl/eng/index.htm Brongersma Foundation official website] Archived from the [http://www.brongersmastichting.nl/eng/index.htm original] on 2005-09-01. Retrieved on 2009-05-10.
	*[http://fondsseksualiteit.nl/~~eng/onderzoek~~.~~htm~~ The Fund for Scientific Research of Sexuality]		*[http://fondsseksualiteit.nl/englishsection.html The Fund for Scientific Research of Sexuality]
	*[http://www.iisg.nl/archives/en/files/b/10918785.php Edward Brongersma Archive] (International Institute of Social History)		*[http://www.iisg.nl/archives/en/files/b/10918785.php Edward Brongersma Archive] (International Institute of Social History)
	*[http://www.rutgersnissogroep.nl/English Netherlands Institute for Social Sexological Research]		*[http://www.rutgersnissogroep.nl/English Netherlands Institute for Social Sexological Research]

	[[Category:Sexuality]]		[[Category:Sexuality]]