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1936 in Belgium
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Events in the year 1936 in Belgium.
== Incumbents ==
Monarch: Leopold III
Prime Minister: Paul van Zeeland
== Events ==
January – Remains of Father Damien shipped to Belgium for reburial
24 May – Legislative elections
7 June – Provincial elections
September – Sixth Catholic Congress in Mechelen
DeVlag (Deutsch-Vlämische Arbeitsgemeinschaft) founded to facilitate cultural exchange with Nazi Germany
== Publications ==
Emmanuel d'Hooghvorst, J’accuse Léon Degrelle
Maurice Grevisse, Le Bon Usage
Hergé, Le Lotus bleu (serialised 1934–35) published as an album
Charles Plisnier, Mariages
Georges Simenon, 45° à l'ombre, Les Demoiselles de Concarneau, L'Évadé, Long Cours
Felix Timmermans, Het Vlaamsche volksleven volgens Pieter Breughel
== Art ==
Paul Delvaux, Le Miroir, Femme dans une grotte, La Fenêtre, La Rose, Les Belles de nuit, Le Cortège des dentelles
René Magritte's first solo exhibition in the United States (Julien Levy Gallery, New York)
== Births ==
10 January – Lucienne Stassaert, poet (died 2026)
19 April – Wilfried Martens, prime minister (died 2013)
24 May – Patrick Nothomb, diplomat (died 2020)
6 July – Grand Jojo, singer-songwriter (died 2021)
16 July – Leo Sterckx, Olympic cyclist (died 2023)
29 July – Frans Geysen, composer and writer (died 2026)
6 October – Jacqueline Van Quaille, operatic soprano (died 2026)
7 November – Roger Vangheluwe, Roman Catholic bishop and sexual abuser (died 2026)
30 November – Eric Walter Elst, astronomer (died 2022)
25 December – Marnix Vincent, literary translator (died 2016)
== Deaths ==
3 January – Jules Destrée (born 1863), socialist
25 February – Anna Boch (born 1848), painter
5 March – Georges Hobé (born 1854), architect
8 May – Paul Spaak (born 1871), poet
16 September – Pol Demade (born 1863), writer
4 October – Privat Livemont (born 1861), artist
11 October – Joseph Jacquemotte (born 1883), anarcho-syndicalist
== References ==