Zie magazine

Zie magazine is an iconic Flemish magazine that addressed very broad social issues. In addition, Zie magazine also covered international and national politics in a very individual but particularly adequate way. You could refer to it today as critical reality journalism. The themes published by See magazine are : famous quacks in Flanders, the inventor of the biros, being old in a reserve – an article about an old people’s city instead of an old people’s home, Margeret the woman next to Trudeau, Cogels-Oslei the operetta street of Antwerp, an article about Pele, blind people can now also go to a museum, Oliver Reed, fashion for poor people, a republic of world citizens, the Mediterranean Sea is deathly ill, an article on Flemish boxer Jean-Pierre Coopman fighting Mohammed Ali, test what do your children think of you, hands up an article on guns and pistols, an ocean floor covered in manganese tubers, sport after the fame comes the headache, an article on Henry Kissinger. You will also read some in-depth reports on a sports figure.