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May 25, 2025
Discover the tragic tale of Lindert Hasenbos, a gay sailor exiled to a deserted island in the 18th century. His harrowing diary reflects on survival and the struggle for LGBTQ+ rights. Explore the historical repression of queer identities in the Netherlands, shedding light on rampant societal fears and their long-lasting impact. The discussion connects past injustices to today's fight for visibility and acceptance, making it a poignant reminder of resilience in the face of adversity.
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Hasenbos' Desertion Story
- Lindert Hasenbos was a German fleet captain sent to an uninhabited island as punishment in 1725.
- He was abandoned there for sodomy, a crime punishable by death at that time.
Hasenbos’ Island Survival
- On the island, Hasenbos struggled to survive, drinking animal blood and even his own mace.
- His last diary entry recorded him near death in October 1725.
Rediscovery of Hasenbos' Story
- Hasenbos' story was almost forgotten until the 1990s when historians rediscovered documents.
- This revived interest led to books portraying him as a historical Robinson Crusoe figure.