The tobacco town, the culture donation, and the deleted emails
October 12, 2019
By Krijn Schramade When British American Tobacco (BAT) closed its factory doors in the small town of Zevenaar in 2007, it donated 400,000 euros to
Krijn Schramade
Krijn Schramade (1980) worked as a management consultant until a sense of urgency, commitment and curiosity drove him to investigative journalism. He focuses on the connections between industry, politics and government, especially in the defence sector. In 2016, he published a book about the reduction of the Dutch armed forces after the Cold War. At Tobacco Investigations Desk (2017-2018), Schramade organised a series of investigations based on extensive WOB (Freedom of Information, FOI) requests. He is currently researching the private military industry.
Publications:
Bergen op Zoom still shady about contacts with Philip Morris
April 2, 2019
By Krijn Schramade Based on the Dutch Public Access to Government Information Act (Wet openbaarheid van bestuur, WOB), The Investigative Desk unearthed 1362 pages of
