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'''Bob Driebeek''' (1922-2002) was a semi-professional magician and employee of a major freight shipping and forwarding company in Rotterdam. | |||
Driebeek was a 1953 winner of the Dutch Grand Prix and noted for "Tosheroon", the "Driebeek Die" and the "Necktie Servante". | |||
He was a friend to many European magicians, including [[Fred Kaps]]. | |||
He was a contributor to [[Abracadabra]] and [[The Gen]]. | |||
He lived some years in Wuppertal, Germany and was honorary member of Magischen Zirkels Wuppertal. | |||
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* Aenigmas Rätsel (1996) | * Aenigmas Rätsel (1996) | ||
Revision as of 14:58, 8 February 2013
| Bob (Aenigma) Driebeek | |
| Born | Robert Alfred Maria Driebeek February 8, 1922 Rotterdam, Netherlands |
|---|---|
| Died | August 7, 2002 (age 80) Emmeloord, Netherlands |
| Nationality | Dutch |
Bob Driebeek (1922-2002) was a semi-professional magician and employee of a major freight shipping and forwarding company in Rotterdam.
Driebeek was a 1953 winner of the Dutch Grand Prix and noted for "Tosheroon", the "Driebeek Die" and the "Necktie Servante".
He was a friend to many European magicians, including Fred Kaps.
He was a contributor to Abracadabra and The Gen.
He lived some years in Wuppertal, Germany and was honorary member of Magischen Zirkels Wuppertal.
Books
- Aenigmas Rätsel (1996)
References
- Wittus Witts magischewelt, Vol. 51, No. 5, October 2002, Bob Driebeek verstorben, page 626
- The Linking Ring, Vol. 82, No. 10, October 2002, Broken Wand, ROBERT A.M. DRIEBEEK, page 128
- The Linking Ring, Vol. 82, No. 11. November 2002, Bob (Robert Alfred Marie) Driebeek, a.k.a. "Aenigma", died at 80, by Flip Hallema, page 61
- http://www.mz-wtal.de/historisch.htm, Historischer Rückblick zu unserem 40. Geburtstag im Jahr 1998