| wanica.nl | wanica.nl | The website covers the colonial history of Suriname, starting with the arrival of the Arawaks around 500 AD and the subsequent presence of the Spanish, with the Netherlands establishing a firm presence in 1685. During the 18th century, agriculture was a key sector in Suriname, but a significant number of slaves were also exported, with slavery being abolished in 1863. The population of Suriname is primarily concentrated along the coast, while the interior is inhabited by indigenous peoples (Indians) and bush creoles, descendants of runaway slaves. | Caribbean Islands → Suriname 86 | slavery 50 population 102 suriname 145 history 7286 | |
| blackliberators.nl | Stichting Art Bureau Limburg | The website book contains stories and articles about underreported historical facts and experiences surrounding the Dutch liberation during WWII. The focus is on the stories and experiences of Afro-Americans who participated in the liberation of Europe, as well as those of Dutch citizens. The website is a project of the Stichting Art Bureau Limburg. | World War II → Liberation 82 | liberation 116 europe 289 article 6000 story 8285 | |
| boeroes.nl | Stichting Boeroe Kon Makandra | The website contains historical documents, photos, genealogical data, and stories about the Boeroes, including details about events such as the Boeroe Kon Makandra. Information is available about the colonization of Suriname and its impact on the Boeroes, including population figures and accounts of epidemics. The website details the Boeroe Tori’s books, including the second edition and the English translation, and provides information on how to order them. | Caribbean Islands → Suriname 86 Social Sciences → Genealogy & Family History 1403 | suriname 145 genealogy 543 history 7286 event 45199 | Utrecht → Soest 2027 |
| debtelin.nl | Debtelin | The website presents two accounts of the Battle of Sarhv, highlighting how the Manchus achieved victory against overwhelming odds. It includes a translation of war hero poetry from Debtelin 2, alongside descriptions of the heroes' appearances as outlined by Annette Bϋgener. The site features excerpts from a Manchu proverb emphasizing the importance of archery skills as a defining characteristic of their heritage. | Specialized History → Military History 507 | battle 59 archery 137 poetry 665 | |
| meiwen.nl | Fu Jen Catholic University | The website details Chen’s book, "Conceptualizations of Personhood and the Origins of Life as seen in Naming Traditions among the Pan Yao of Tianlin, Guangxi," which examines the Iu-Mien (Pangu Yao) society's naming system, soul-recalling rituals for ill children, and beliefs related to a symbolic 'Peach Spring' garden. It highlights the importance of names in mitigating birth defects and the subsequent 'recalling souls' ritual performed during childhood to appease the ‘Parents of the Flower King’ in the Peach Spring. The website also lists Chen’s research articles, including a 2024 publication on Yao manuscripts in Western institutions and a 2022 study on the ‘Peach Spring Grotto’ ritual in Yao Daoism.” | Higher Learning → Religious Studies 25 | manuscript 197 ritual 506 name 683 | Leiden → Academiewijk 71 |
| 50jaarmigratie.nl | Komitee Marokkaanse Arbeiders in Nederland (KMAN) | The website presents a traveling exhibition titled "Half a Century of Moroccan Migration, A Shared History". The 1960s and 1970s were characterized by the emigration of Dutch citizens to various countries and subsequently a labor shortage in the Netherlands, leading to migration from Morocco. In the 1980s and 1990s, the Moroccan-Dutch community grew and organizations emerged that advocated for the emancipation of LGBTQ+ individuals and Indigenous people. | Local History → Dutch History 1067 | migration 349 politics 1259 exhibition 5332 community 7931 | |
| hongaarsefederatie.nl | Hollandiaikai Magyar Szövetség | The Hollandiaikai Magyar Szövetség is a foundation established in 1957, stemming from the Amszterdami Hungária Klub and the Hollandiai Mikes Kelemen Kör, following the Hungarian Revolution of 1956. The organization's task is to unite and represent the Hungarian-speaking community in the Netherlands, organizing events such as the annual National Festivals (March 15, August 20, and October 23). The organization publishes an annual publication, the 'Hollandiai Magyar Hírek', and a monthly newsletter, and organized the Családi Nap, a significant event for the Hungarian-Dutch community. | Local & Regional → National Organization 35 | family day 49 newsletter 6504 association 8562 news 15293 | North-Holland → Amsterdam 41253 |
| laplandvoorbeginners.nl | Lapland for Beginners | The site targets holidaymakers and winter sports enthusiasts, offering information about the region, the best time to visit, and a variety of activities to do. Lapland is particularly popular due to its excellent winter sports opportunities, such as husky rides and snowmobile trips, but also due to the unique culture of the Saami people. The region encompasses the northern part of Finland, as well as parts of Norway, Sweden, and Russia, and is experiencing increasing popularity during the summer months. | Vacations → Winter Vacations 36 | lapland 18 winter 333 holiday 2295 | |
| amersfoort-santimreu.nl | Stichting Amersfoort-Santimreu | Sântimreu is located in Transylvania, near the Hungarian border, and was formerly a Hungarian area that became part of Romania after the Treaty of Trianon in 1920. The signing of this treaty led to tensions between the ethnic groups, with Hungarians occasionally facing discrimination. The village has a characteristic street scene with horse-drawn carts and a large church, which is important for the community and reflects their faith. The population is primarily Hungarian and struggles with the economic consequences of communism. The inhabitants of Sântimreu are largely self-sufficient in their food production, cultivating potatoes, peppers, plums and grapes. | Europe → Romania 17 | taxes 500 village 808 church 3439 | |
| hrajeme-si-cesky.nl | Hrajeme si česky | The ‘Hrajeme si česky’ project was launched in March 2014 to support the maintenance of the mother tongue for Czech children aged 5 and older in the Netherlands. The project includes courses and childcare activities, focusing on the development of language, speech, and communicative skills in the Czech language. Interested parties are invited to contact the organization for further information. | Early Years → Early Childhood Education 1345 | language 2016 childcare 3512 community 7931 child 11566 course 14728 | Netherlands → Utrecht 48901 |
| mjschuurmans.nl | Marco & Marjolein | Marco & Marjolein have been back in Suriname for six weeks and have learned that the roof leaks during heavy rainfall, necessitating repairs. They are increasingly encountering strong winds and heavy rain, impacting their safety and mobility. A new international director has been appointed for World Team, altering the plans for Marco’s role as Area Director. The handover will take place in Toronto, Canada. | SpecificDestinations → Exotic Destinations 36 | rain 47 handover 60 roof 3662 repair 14576 | |
| cajunkruiden.nl | cajunkruiden.nl | Cajun seasoning is an American spice blend originating in Louisiana, known for its spicy flavor and long shelf life, commonly used in meat dishes and sauces. The history of Cajun seasoning stems from the French-Canadian population who fled to Louisiana in the 18th century and maintained their traditional customs. Making Cajun seasoning is simple and requires a mixture of ingredients such as garlic powder, paprika, oregano, and pepper. | Cooking & Recipes → Cuisine 1147 | blend 145 spices 340 recipe 5142 | |
| teekkona-story-of-a-dreamer.nl | teekkona-story-of-a-dreamer.nl | The website describes Teekkona’s journey, driven by her dreams and a desire to follow her personal path, leading to unforgettable experiences in Alaska and Canada, where she connected with the Koyukon Athabascans. Teekkona experienced an adoption by an Apache First Nations father, whose wife is from the Blackfeet in Montana, and describes the bond as ‘wolf mother’. The website tells about adopting a brother in the Netherlands and finding her sisters, as well as the long search for a lost brother, which was finally found in 2019, providing a deep sense of peace and strength. | Personal → Personal Stories 1027 | canada 40 adoption 359 dream 883 family 6462 | |
| ohaneze.nl | Ohaneze Ndigbo Netherlands | The website serves as a central hub for information about Ohaneze Ndigbo Netherlands, an umbrella organization representing Igbo associations and groups within the country. It highlights the organization's mission to foster development and project Igbo traditions, cultures, and customs in the Netherlands and Nigeria (Ala-Igbo). The site features various sections including projects, activities, events, gallery, and contact information, reflecting the organization's diverse offerings. | Humanitarian Organizations → International Organizations 734 | culture 3922 community 7931 event 45199 | |