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===De Olkas Huisvloer Hallen=== | |||
:''(lit. "The Olkas Housfloor Halls") | :''(lit. "The Olkas Housfloor Halls") | ||
The name "Olka" was formed by combining the first parts of their given names. Olka's Huisvloer Hallen was a chain of stores, one of which was located in [[Polderstad#Polderstad-Centrum|Polderstad-Centrum]], behind the [[Stompe Toren]]. An old monastery from the [[Polderstad#Middle Ages|Middle Ages]] was demolished to make way for the store.<ref name="DRO107">{{CiteBook|DRO}} ''Page 107''</ref> | The name "Olka" was formed by combining the first parts of their given names. Olka's Huisvloer Hallen was a chain of stores, one of which was located in [[Polderstad#Polderstad-Centrum|Polderstad-Centrum]], behind the [[Stompe Toren]]. An old monastery from the [[Polderstad#Middle Ages|Middle Ages]] was demolished to make way for the store.<ref name="DRO107">{{CiteBook|DRO}} ''Page 107''</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 19:43, 29 October 2026
Throughout the series and specifically in the book De Droom van Alfred Jodocus Kwak, the character of Kaspar Rokodil and Olaf Nijlpaard have set up many projects together. In the book they specifically merge their names to form different chains of restaurants or other services. The book unfortunately confuses Kaspar Rokodil with his father Alfons Rokodil, meaning that sometimes this article is referring to the book instead of the animated series.
Companies from the books
De Olkas Huisvloer Hallen
- (lit. "The Olkas Housfloor Halls")
The name "Olka" was formed by combining the first parts of their given names. Olka's Huisvloer Hallen was a chain of stores, one of which was located in Polderstad-Centrum, behind the Stompe Toren. An old monastery from the Middle Ages was demolished to make way for the store.[1]
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References
- ↑ van Veen, Herman; Holzhaus, Hanneke (1991). De Droom van Alfred Jodocus Kwak [Alfred Jodocus Kwak's Dream] (in Nederlands). Soest, the Netherlands: Harlekijn, Westbroek. ISBN 9063860862. Page 107