De Post

The Post (vintage magazines) is a magazine that addresses very broad social issues in a journalistically very decent way. It is a magazine that all hipsters will find nostalgic. The Post (vintage magazines) deals with very light topics but also ventures into ones that may seem less fun at first glance but are relevant nonetheless. The magazine can be compared with the American ‘Life’ and the French ‘Paris Match’.
Just leafing through the magazine; Coco Chanel died in Paris, a report on the children’s programme ‘De FabeltjeskrantThe use of artificial kidneys, chicken farmers fear for the plague, an article on Béjart, a vintage car salon (vintage in the seventies), nudity across the border or sex shops in the Netherlands, the black side of the white revolution on Teheran, an article on 1000 years of Beveren, are we prepared for a UFO invasion, bomb terror in Ulster, Carnival in Trinidad, Fines for Belgium (a special look at Belgium), what do you prefer to watch on TV and what do you dislike (super fun to read), Christina from Onassis, Pablito from Pablo Picasso, Formula 1 motor racing. De Post’ vintage magazines also has travel stories about a mysterious tribe in Mali with a strange carnival party and also sports with a whole report about Club Brugge.