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G._J._Renier

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• Gustaaf Johannes Petrus Renier (25 September 1892, Flushing – 1 September 1962, Twickenham) was professor of Dutch History at University College London.
• Renier was the child of Johanna Maria Elisabeth Renier and the maritime pilot Peter Paul Renier,[1][2] both natives of Flushing.[3] He was sent to school in Antwerp and Leuven, and studied History at the University of Ghent, beginning a doctorate under Henri Pirenne.
• At the outbreak of the First World War he fled to England, working as a journalist, biographer and translator, and became London editor of Nieuwe Courant,[4] began his PhD at University College in 1921, completing his doctoral thesis on 19th century Anglo-Dutch relations in 1930, under Pieter Geyl. In 1939, Renier was a BBC contract staff member.[4] In 1936, he succeeded Geyl as Reader in Dutch History at University College London, retiring in 1957.[5]
• In contrast to his former advisor, Geyl, he took the view that Dutch and Belgian nationhood were highly distinct.[citation needed]
• On 17 May 1923, he married the Irish novelist Kate O'Brien, but the marriage ended within a year, and divorced 1925.[6] O'Brien left Bilbao after less than a year, returning to London because of her sudden decision to marry Renier, the marriage only lasted eleven months.[7]