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- 荷兰人为什么叫Dutch而不是Hollandian或是Netherlander? - 知乎
题主问题问得好，但应该补充为 英语里面为什么叫 Dutch，不叫Netherlander或者Hollander。 英语为什么叫Dutch恐怕就要从英语词源上面考证了，我不是很清楚。荷兰语里面荷兰人，荷兰语，荷兰人都基于Netherlands，高度统一，荷兰语所谓 Nederlands spreken Nederlandse in Nederland是也。 而Holland虽然对于外国人而言
- Why did the Dutch empire decline - History Forum
The Dutch punched far above their weight in their golden age to begin with They expertly managed their affairs while other nations were something of a mess, England was torn between crown and Parliament, French wrecked by civil wars, Spain in decline and Germany divided These were the two benefits the Dutch republic had
- Indos in the Dutch East Indies | History Forum
Anyway the "Dutch Indonesians" is quite the complex issue During the VOC era there was a lot of intermarrying Descendants of them are called "Indo" (pronounced In Dough) here After the Indies became part of Holland (as the VOC went bankrupt), oftentimes their daughters were sent to Holland for education (and marriage) purposes
- The Dutch-Portuguese War 1602-1663 - History Forum
Here is a rather underappreciated conflict I've been looking to discuss for a while The eminent scholar of Portuguese and Dutch colonial history Charles Ralph Boxer considered in 1969 that: "Since the Iberian possessions were scattered across the four continents and seven seas, this seventeeth
- 为什么和荷兰相关的英语单词有Holland、Netherlands、Dutch？
第一帝国时期，曾于1806年建立荷兰王国Koninkrijk Holland。 荷兰和德国有共同祖先，德意志人Deutsch或日耳曼人German成为德国人的名称，由Deutsch分化出来的Dutch则成为荷兰人的俗称。
- Military ice skating? - History Forum
I found this photo that shows Dutch soldiers ice-skating in 1940 wearing full gear and carrying rifles: As it happens there's a new Swedish movie titled "Black crab" about a military mission involving skating in a fictional war BLACK CRAB | Official Trailer | Netflix - YouTube It seems
- Dutch and Taiwan | History Forum
Why there was no reinforcement forthcoming from Batavia VOC or the Dutch government during war between the Dutch and Koxinga in 1661 in Taiwan?
- Why would you trade land for a couple beads? - History Forum
It was the Dutch The above was what Staten Island was sold for Manhattan was supposed to be for 60 Dutch Guilders, which is probably several thousand dollars in today's money, not beads It isn't clear that whoever sold those islands had authority to do so Click to expand Ha!! You're right, which makes it even MORE unbelievable!
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