Willy Moons (October 1939 – January 2025) was a Belgian, journalist, historian and writer from Wulpen (Koksijde).
Willy Moons | |
|---|---|
| Born | c. 1939 |
| Died | (aged 85) |
| Nationality | Belgian |
| Occupation(s) | journalist and writer |
Willy Moons (October 1939 – January 2025) was a Belgian, journalist, historian and writer from Wulpen (Koksijde).
Moons was journalist and editor of newspaper Het Nieuwsblad. He led the correspondents and was known for his sailing competitions reports.[1] He was also editor of among others the magazine of Familiekunde Vlaanderen.[2] An archive of his researches is kept at the Koksijde Municipal Archives.[3] It became known who the perpetrators were, however they were never prosecuted. In his book he shows the responsibility of the Ministers of Defense and Justice.[4]
As a writer and historian he wrote five reference works.[1][5] In 2011 he published Twee eeuwen gemeenteraadsverkiezingen (Two Centuries of Municipal Elections); a complete overview of the elections in Koksijde, Oostduinkerke and Wulpen, from 1795 to 2006.[6] He wrote Het taboe van Vlaanderen (The Taboo of Flanders), about the attack with dynamite on the Yser Towers in Diksmuide on 16 March 1946.[1]
Moons was married with Jenny Reynaert. Their daughter Ellen Moons works at the Karlstad University in Sweden. Moons had a great passion for sailing. He has sailed with Baudouin of Belgium. He died in January 2025 at the age of 85.[1]
Moons died in January 2025, at the age of 85.[1][6]
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