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Abel Tasman Museum Lutjegast The Abel Tasman Museum is an international meeting place in Tasman’s hometown Lutjegast. It has a collection of old maps, two models of Tasman’s ships and other artefacts
Australian Embassy The Netherlands
Australian National Maritime Museum – Sydney Dutch collections at the ANMM
Browse the Dutch Australian Weekly on Trove Dutch Australian weekly from 1951 – 1993
Embassy of The Kingdom of the Netherlands
Museum of Geraldton – Western Australia The archaeological riches from four Dutch shipwrecks – Batavia, Gilt Dragon, Zuytdorp, and Zeewijk, are revealed in the Shipwrecks Gallery.
Prince of Orange honoured in Orange The NSW town of Orange is named after Prince Willem of Orange
SBS Dutch Radio 2018-2012 Links to the more recent Dutch Radio Programmes
Search the Dutch Australian Weekly on Trove Large number of individual articles from the Dutch Australian Weekly 1951 -1993
Shared Dutch – Australian WWII history Japanese invasion of Netherlands East Indies resulted in the NEI-Government-in-Exile in Australia
Shipwreck Databases Western Australian Museum The Maritime Archaeology Databases have been developed as a public facility where visitors can search our collection databases for shipwreck information, shipwreck artefacts, numismatic (coin) materials, as well as the ANCODS (Agreement between Australia
Shipwreck Databases Western Australian Museum The Maritime Archaeology Databases have been developed as a public facility where visitors can search our collection databases for shipwreck information, shipwreck artefacts, numismatic (coin) materials, as well as the ANCODS (Agreement between Australia
Stichting Nederlanders in het Buitenland Doel: goed contact met de politiek is de beste manier om de belangen van Nederlanders in het buitenland te behartigen. Voor de politiek zijn we vraagbaak en aanspreekpunt, voor Nederlanders buiten Nederland zijn we de brug tot inspraak in politiek Den Haa
VOC |- Het Scheepvaartmuseum – The National Maritime Museum Amsterdam In the 17th and 18th centuries, the Dutch East India Company (VOC) was the world’s largest trade and shipping company. With a fleet of over a hundred ships, thousands of employees and almost thirty offices in Asia and six branches in the Republic, each wi
Western Australia Shipwrecks Museum – Freemantle Batavia Gallery, Hartog to de Vlamingh Gallery, Dutch Wrecks Gallery
Western Australian Museum – The VOC Story The land we now call Australia was first made known to the European world in the 17th century by navigators from the Dutch East India Company – Verenigde Oostindische Compagnie or VOC.
Westfries Museum – Museum of the Golden Age – Hoorn The museum tells the story of the most enervating period in the history of the Netherlands, Hoorn and Westfriesland: the Golden Age. With special attention to the VOC.

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