Dutch empire

Dutch Lieutenant-Admiral Maarten Tromp's flagship Brederode at the Battle of Scheveningen, First Anglo-Dutch War

The Dutch Empire (Dutch het Nederlandse koloniale rijk) comprised the overseas territories controlled by the Dutch Republic and, later, the modern Netherlands from the 17th century to the mid1950s. The Dutch followed Portugal and Spain in establishing an overseas colonial empire. For this, they we

New York Colony Flag | Flag of the Dutch West India Company.

Lieutenant Admiral Michiel de Ruyter. By Ferdinand Bol, 1667, National Maritime Museum

Admiral Michiel de Ruyter and the glory of the Dutch empire, Anglo-Dutch War

In the past months, David Wilcock posted an epic work on Financial Tyranny. One of the most interesting parts of that story is a lawsuit against the central banking system that has been filed by Neil Keenan and Keith Scott, a story that had been covered by Benjamin Fulford for quite some time already. When I investigated this story further, I found out that current International Civil law and thus all the nations operating under this jurisdiction (including the corporate US government) ...

The Dutch-Portuguese war was an armed conflict in the 17th century, in which the Dutch East India Company and the Dutch West India Company fought throughout

Merchant Ship of the Dutch East India Company, 1782 Nagasaki School, published by Toshimaya Hand coloured woodblock print. 65 x 58 cm Found this card yesterday and snapped it up - how could I not? It's amazing to see a Japanese artwork, depicting the Dutch Flag so heavily. The Dutch East India Company was established in 1602, to carry out colonial activities in Asia. (wiki)