Author: Cleve Moffett

Cleve Moffett

Cleveland Moffett was the associate editor of the Belgian English-language newsweekly, The Bulletin. He came to Brussels to try to find out what this enigmatic country of Belgium was all about. Forty eight years later he is still here and still trying.

Belgium Cult'Art History Opinion

On the face of it: The story of King Albert II on all of Belgium’s Euro coins

7 April 20198 June 2019 Cleve Moffett

A nation that loves and admires itself, that rejoices in its own history and traditions, will not hesitate to seize

Agatha Christie's books

Belgium Brussels History In focus Opinion

Versions of Belgium III: Agatha Christie and the story of Belgian refugees in WWI

6 September 2018 Cleve Moffett

The Great War ground on. None of the internecine squabbles between the “scum” living in comfort abroad and the profiteers

King Albert I

Belgium Brussels History In focus

Versions of Belgium II: Agatha Christie and the story of Belgian refugees in WWI

3 September 20184 September 2018 Cleve Moffett

In Brussels folklore, the story of Max’s inflexible moral authority is known as the one about the pencil and the

World War I

Belgium Brussels History In focus Opinion

Versions of Belgium I: Agatha Christie and the story of Belgian refugees in WWI

2 September 20182 September 2018 Cleve Moffett

Why did Agatha Christie make Hercule Poirot a Belgian? The answer to this question contains a useful set of clues