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The Dutch writer and artist Armando's work was fixated on the effects of World War II, and he lived in self-imposed wandering in order to recreate the sense of dislocation the war brought to him as a child. Armando's book 'Krijgsgewoel' describes his desire to show the aftereffects of war. Exile is the means by which Armando confronts his past, not to understand it but to reenact the violence and destruction.