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| Wikipedia:
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| Wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutch_East_India_Company |
| n 1605, Portuguese trading posts in the Spice Islands of Maluku,
Indonesia fell to the superior firepower of the Dutch. In 1619 a
fortified base was established in Batavia (now Jakarta), and became the
headquarters of the Dutch East Indies Company. Following the company's
bankruptcy in 1800, Indonesian territory under its administration was
nationalised as the Dutch East Indies. By the early twentieth the
Netherlands had under its administration all the territory that now
forms Indonesia. Indonesian independence was declared on 17 August 1945,
and officially recognised by the Netherlands in December 1949 following
the Indonesian National Revolution. Dutch New Guinea however, remained
Dutch, until 1962, when it was transferred to Indonesia following United
States pressure. |
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(Nethertlands East Indies)
(1602-1949*/1963*) |
oAmbon (1600-1963)
o Banda (1621-1963)
o Batavia, Capital of Java (1619-1963)
o Java's North East Coast
o Makassar, on the island of Celebes (18 November 1667-1963)
o Molukken
o Bantam
o Sumatra's Westkust
o Banjarmasin, city on the island of Borneo (1606-1963)
o Cheribon, Java
o Palembang, Sumatra
o Pontianak, Borneo
o Timor (1640-1963)
+ Roti
+ Savoe
+ Soemba
+ Solor
+ het oostelijk deel van Flores
+ Kisar (van 1912 tot 1926) |
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