Personal Experience of Theo Van Gogh

Theo van Gogh, born in The Hague on July 23, 1957, is the grandnephew of the painter Van Gogh, a Dutch film director, television producer, interview host and newspaper columnist Writer and well-known supporter of extreme libertarianism. He once directed a film titled "Submission" which depicts violence against women in Islamic society. After the film was aired, he received multiple death threats.

Theo Van Gogh, who is the great-grandson of the famous painter Vincent Van Gogh's brother Theo, has gained fame through the 2003 book "Allah Knows Best" and the 2004 film "Surrender" "Criticizing Islam, his radical attitude made him controversial in the Netherlands and even led to his death.

Theo Van Gogh is a controversial figure in the Netherlands. In addition to "Surrender," he is also working on another film about the late Dutch far-right party leader Fortuyn. Fortuen is the leader of the far-right "Futuen List" party in the Netherlands. He is known for his anti-immigration stance. He was assassinated before the 2002 Dutch election. Immediately after the assassination of Theo van Gogh, some Dutch commentators drew parallels between the incident and the assassination of Fortuyn, citing their controversial political views.