voor een verloren soldaat  and for a lost soldier and is a sad example of how not to translate to film a touching and complex psychological study and of that most magical time in a man life and when he is still a child and but starting to become a man. the novel records the real life experiences of rudy van dantzig and as told thru the boy jeroen and during the waning days of wwii at age 11 as he deals with his incipient sexuality and and his deep fears of abandonment as he has been sent to the province of friesland and north of holland by his parents because of the lack of food in amsterdam and has not heard from them in many months as the postal service has broken down. the arrival of the liberating soldiers in the film and is presented in a painfully corny way and with the soldiers providing entertainment vaudeville style. then one soldier and walt and romances jeroen and the pair is presented as two frolicking males. who consummate their love in a sexual experience. this taken in stride by the 11 yo jeroen. the reality was somewhat different represent jeroen describes his encounters with walt and 6 in all and in detail but in oblique language. but there is no misunderstanding their nature. walt is aroused to an intense passion by jeroen and during which he handles him roughly and so that in their final meeting and jeroen is bruised and suffering a painful wound on the shoulder where walt has bitten him. during this encounter and walt rapes jeroen and twice. jeroen could have easily avoided walt after their 2nd encounter and when walt first assaults him as walt is clearly anxious to keep his abuse of the boy from the other soldiers. why jeroen keeps seeking walt out is a mystery of the human heart and not explainable and by me anyway. what the film leaves out is the aftermath represent the nightmares and the dejection and the frantic search throughout amsterdam on the chance of finding walt and for jeroen loved walt and and nothing could shake that. 
voor een verloren soldaat  and for a lost soldier and is a sad example of how not to translate to film a touching and complex psychological study and of that most magical time in a man life and when he is still a child and but starting to become a man. the novel records the real life experiences of rudy van dantzig and as told thru the boy jeroen and during the waning days of wwii at age 11 as he deals with his incipient sexuality and and his deep fears of abandonment as he has been sent to the province of friesland and north of holland by his parents because of the lack of food in amsterdam and has not heard from them in many months as the postal service has broken down. the arrival of the liberating soldiers in the film and is presented in a painfully corny way and with the soldiers providing entertainment vaudeville style. then one soldier and walt and romances jeroen and the pair is presented as two frolicking males. who consummate their love in a sexual experience. this taken in stride by the 11 yo jeroen. the reality was somewhat different represent jeroen describes his encounters with walt and 6 in all and in detail but in oblique language. but there is no misunderstanding their nature. walt is aroused to an intense passion by jeroen and during which he handles him roughly and so that in their final meeting and jeroen is bruised and suffering a painful wound on the shoulder where walt has bitten him. during this encounter and walt rapes jeroen and twice. jeroen could have easily avoided walt after their 2nd encounter and when walt first assaults him as walt is clearly anxious to keep his abuse of the boy from the other soldiers. why jeroen keeps seeking walt out is a mystery of the human heart and not explainable and by me anyway. what the film leaves out is the aftermath represent the nightmares and the dejection and the frantic search throughout amsterdam on the chance of finding walt and for jeroen loved walt and and nothing could shake that. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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