Ton Elias (journalist)

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Ton Elias
Elias (1977) (Photo: Vincent Mentzel)
Born	Anton Elias 15 January 1921 Amsterdam
Died	28 October 1980 Den Haag
Nationality	Dutch
Occupation	Journalist
Years active	1945-1980
Children	Ton Elias
Career
Country	Netherlands

Anton "Ton" Elias (15 January 1921, Amsterdam – 28 October 1980, The Hague) was a Dutch journalist. He is best known as the first Dutch journalist to specialize in education.^[1]