| po-et.nl | Poët Advocaten | The firm has a broad civil practice and enjoys working in uncharted legal territory. The name refers to Lidia Poët, the first woman in Europe to be admitted as a lawyer, who changed public opinion on women in public office. The team consists of specialists with diverse areas of expertise, such as liability law, labor law, and corporate law. | Criminal Law → Personal Injury 771 | labor 114 litigation 132 liability 262 law 1329 | North-Holland → Amsterdam 41253 |
| famseignette.nl | Seignette.org | The site offers an overview of the family tree, tracing generations back in time, and showing the connections between the Seignettes in France and the Netherlands. Biographical information is presented on key figures within the family, such as Elie Seignette and apothecary Jehan Seignette from La Rochelle. The site contains documents such as letters and photos, providing insight into the history of the Seignette salt, supported by scientific research from Maurice Soenen. | Social Sciences → Genealogy & Family History 1403 | salt 150 letter 834 tree 1879 family 6462 history 7286 photo 7778 | North-Holland → Amsterdam 41253 |
| 6000000.nl | 6000000.nl | The website begins with a reflection on the number 6,000,000, comparing it to the popularity of a 1960s American television series, and then to the Holocaust, an event deeply ingrained in collective memory. An article describes the attempt to prevent David Icke from attending a demonstration in Amsterdam, and the role of the IND (Immigration and Naturalisation Service) and a Schengen ban as a result of Icke’s alleged Holocaust denial. The author states his personal experience with learning about the Holocaust, including visits to the Holocaust Museum and reading Anne Frank’s diary. | Culture & Arts → Opinion 296 | ind 16 holocaust 31 | |
| vhhil.nl | Organs of Paris | The site categorizes organs based on their historical periods, including those built before and after the French Revolution, highlighting the contributions of renowned organ builders like Cavaillé-Coll and others. It details specific churches and chapels that house these organs, such as Chapelle Royale Versailles, La Salpêtrière, and Notre-Dame-de-Paris, with a particular focus on the choir organs. The website also includes information on restoration projects conducted between 2012 and 2014, along with videos, audio recordings, and a log of events, acknowledging the limited budget of 250,000 euros allocated for maintenance and preservation. | Instrument → Organs 177 | builder 79 organ 633 composition 639 restoration 3417 church 3439 history 7286 | |
| historianet.nl | Historianet | The website covers a wide range of topics, including World War II, the Roman era, Viking Age, the Middle Ages, and various wars and conflicts throughout history. Historianet.nl presents historical discoveries and research, such as the origin of the Ice Man Ötzi, the discovery of a Roman medical instrument, and underwater excavations of ancient ships. The website also provides access to historical photos, information about cultural personalities, and personality tests, as well as subscriptions to a newsletter and DNA testing. | Books → History 27 | rome 73 discovery 153 war 272 personality 671 culture 3922 history 7286 | |
| communications-unlimited.nl | Communications Unlimited | The website features articles and videos focusing on various topics including destinations, diplomacy, culture, and historical figures, such as trailblazing Polish women. Recent content includes articles on historical events like the Katyn massacre, the commemoration of Liberation Day in the Netherlands, and the anniversary of Kosovo’s independence. CU Explorer also provides services such as sworn translations and publishes news and opinion pieces related to Central and Eastern European affairs. | Media → News & Journalism 10827 | diplomacy 17 root 72 opinion 417 destination 2580 culture 3922 video 6714 | South-Holland → The Hague 19898 |
| oudhouten.nl | Municipality of Houten | The website covers the history of Houten across various periods, including prehistory, Roman times, the Middle Ages, the new era and the 20th century. Details are described about significant events such as mining, Roman fortifications, the Reformation, river formations, fires and wars, and the development of infrastructure. The website also includes a timeline, maps, information about earthquakes, people, epidemics, and floods, as well as an overview of the governments and local events. | Museums & Collections → Archaeology 291 | middle ages 27 romans 31 castle 494 infrastructure 1460 municipality 6837 history 7286 | Haarlem → Schalkwijk 214 |
| barjesteh.nl | barjesteh.nl | The website offers articles about the history of medieval guilds and their influence on urban life, with a reading time of approximately 11 minutes. Another article covers the Byzantine crafts and forgotten skills used in the Byzantine Empire, with a reading time of 8 minutes. The website describes the history of children's clothing and emphasizes that it has become a distinct fashion, but is not as old as one might think, with a reading time of 2 minutes. | Museums & Collections → Archaeology 291 | guilds 10 empire 23 history 7286 clothing 9443 | |
| innovatingknowledge.nl | Innovating Knowledge Project | The project’s central focus is analyzing the dynamics of innovation in the Carolingian period by studying the Etymologiae, a medieval encyclopedia that was subject to frequent modifications and adaptations by its users. Researchers have compiled a database of nearly 500 early medieval manuscripts and fragments transmitting the Etymologiae, providing an interactive resource for studying these texts and their innovative features. Alongside the database, the project has produced a digital edition of glosses to the Etymologiae, utilizing network analysis to map the spread of these annotations across early medieval manuscripts. | Specialized History → Medieval History 22 | manuscript 197 database 1153 | |
| isgeschiedenis.nl | IsGeschiedenis | The website contains biographies of important figures in history, such as Aletta Jacobs, Julius Caesar, and Napoleon Bonaparte, and a project with 1001 Biographies. The site offers an overview of various historical periods, including prehistory, the Greeks and Romans, the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, and the 19th and 20th centuries, with accompanying articles and stories. ‘IsGeschiedenis’ publishes several magazines, including History Magazine, Archaeology Magazine, and Oranjeroute, with news, historical stories and analyses, and also offers single issues and subscriptions. | | period 94 biography 697 magazine 2182 history 7286 story 8285 | |
| geschiedenisextra.nl | geschiedenisextra.nl | The website covers topics such as the Eighty Years' War, World War II, and the history of Dutch seafaring. Information is available on specific historical figures, such as the Duke of Alva and Gerard Mercator, and on technological advancements, such as railways in the Netherlands. The website also offers information on attractions, such as Drakensteyn Castle in Lage Vuursche and the geographical regions of the Netherlands, Germany, and England. | Local History → Dutch History 1067 Europe → Germany 654 | railway 105 place 242 castle 494 figure 560 history 7286 | Baarn → Lage Vuursche 124 |
| bmgn-lchr.nl | BMGN - Low Countries Historical Review | The journal publishes research on important issues in the history of the Low Countries, with a focus on a broader comparative and international context. BMGN - Low Countries Historical Review publishes the best historical scholarship from junior and senior scholars. The journal covers all historical subdisciplines and the history of the Low Countries since the Middle Ages, and accepts contributions in Dutch and English. | | journal 294 history 7286 research 8967 | |
| lectitopublishing.nl | Lectito | The platform publishes journals on a variety of topics, demonstrating its breadth across major scientific fields. Currently, the Journal of Cultural Analysis and Social Change, Feminist Encounters, and the European Journal of STEM Education are among the journals being published. Recent articles include ‘A Kind of Magic?’ examining the economics of writing in the UK, and explorations of digital culture and astrobiology. | Context 161394 | journal 294 publication 2018 article 6000 research 8967 | |
| tseg.nl | TSEG | The journal is an open access, peer-reviewed scientific journal granted A status/INT 1 by the European Science Foundation. It has a strong interest in how people in the past interacted and shaped social, economic, cultural, and political patterns. The journal covers topics such as economic growth, power, inequality, group cultures, trade, and social movements. | Periodical Publications → Magazines 1001 | power 261 journal 294 economy 682 pattern 2012 history 7286 research 8967 | Overijssel → Deventer 4751 |
| geschiedenismagazine.nl | History Magazine | The current issue of History Magazine covers topics such as the history of youth vacations in the 18th century, including Grand Tours and vacation camps, and the unique raid on Transport XX to Auschwitz. The magazine also includes articles about the ‘Guldensporenslag,’ the role of Garibaldi in Italian unification, the attack on the Rainbow Warrior, and findings about a 17th-century crypt in Milan. Testimonials from historians, such as Els Kloek and Jeroen Koch, praise the quality of the articles and illustrations of History Magazine. | TravelStyles → Historical Travel 13 | historian 75 magazine 2182 illustration 2447 vacation 4234 article 6000 history 7286 | |
| indo-european.nl | Indo-European | The website examines the history of gambling among various Indo-European peoples, including Armenians, Balts, Germans, Greeks, and Celts. It highlights the influence of language and cultural traditions on the development of gambling practices within these peoples. The website is based on etymological research, particularly a proto-Celtic lexicon, to investigate the origin and evolution of gambling and references historical games like the Celtic Crown. | Linguistics → Etymology 11 | gambling 121 vocabulary 133 language 2016 culture 3922 | |
| castles.nl | Castles.nl | The site began in 1999 with descriptions of seven Dutch castles and has since grown to include over 2,000 castles, towers, and fortifications. It provides concise histories of each castle, alongside personal observations and photographic documentation, including drone imagery from 2021. The website focuses on structures personally visited by the creator and utilizes a broad definition of ‘castle’ that includes fortifications built between 800 AD and 1600 AD, alongside related historical buildings. | TravelStyles → Historical Travel 13 | fortification 22 castle 494 structure 1305 history 7286 photography 9503 | |
| corvinus.nl | Corvinus | The website contains information about the various periods of Roman history, including the early history and the kings' period, the First and Second Punic Wars, and the late republic. It provides detailed information about important figures and events, such as Hannibal, Scipio, Diocletian and Constantine the Great, and the geographical locations including Campania, Italy and the regions of Bologna, Ravenna and Rome. The website also contains information about the regions of Italy, including Lombardy, Tuscany and the Binnenhof (Dutch Parliament). | | romans 31 rome 73 war 272 history 7286 | |
| poleninbeeld.nl | Polen in Beeld | The website offers various dossiers and articles on Polish literature, art, history, and the Second World War. Furthermore, the website addresses themes such as the Polish contribution to the liberation of the Netherlands and other countries, as well as current political and economic developments in Poland. The website also includes news, blog posts, podcasts, and an agenda with events, including lectures and exhibitions about Polish history and culture. | Culture → Literature 3578 | poland 36 contribution 353 lecture 1624 podcast 3328 culture 3922 history 7286 | Gelderland → Wageningen 1949 |
| heinbruins.nl | Hein Bruins | The website presents a list of descendants of figures such as King Willem I of the Netherlands, King Christian IX of Denmark, and King Louis Philippe I of France. The genealogical records include descendants of various German and Austrian princely houses, including the Battenbergs, Badeners, and Habsburgs. The genealogical information encompasses descendants of people from various European countries, including Spain, Monaco, and England. | Social Sciences → Genealogy & Family History 1403 | descendants 48 prince 299 family 6462 house 8121 | Limburg → Heerlen 2755 |
| witteklavervier.nl | Witte Klavervier | The website provides information on the history of beer, including source citations, timelines, and articles on various beer styles and traditions. The website covers topics such as the origin of beer, the beer revolution in the Netherlands, and controversial theories about the development of certain beer styles, such as the link between the old Porter and the old Poorter. The website's founders began by collecting information on beer and historical sources, with the goal of highlighting the complexity and richness of the beer world. | National Identity → Dutch Culture 57 | revolution 26 timeline 149 theory 956 beer 2887 history 7286 | |
| dermeister.nl | Bayreuth Festival Foundation | The site centers on Wagner's Bayreuth canon, a collection of his last ten major works, including operas such as ‘Der Fliegende Holländer,’ ‘Tannhäuser,’ and ‘Lohengrin.’ The website provides information about key figures connected to Wagner, including his wife, Cosima Wagner, and King Ludwig II of Bavaria, who supported the creation of the Bayreuth Festival and the Festspielhaus. Furthermore, the site includes links to paintings depicting scenes from Wagner’s operas and an article on the philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer, with whom Wagner shared a philosophical connection. | Music → Opera 168 | | |
| translatin.nl | Dramaweb | The project addresses a historical oversight – the neglect of the significant, international connections within Neo-Latin drama production. It employs computational analysis and qualitative research to map the network of Netherlandish Neo-Latin playwrights and their interactions with a broader, ‘transnational’ theatrical community. The research seeks to demonstrate the crucial role Neo-Latin theatre played in shaping the development of vernacular drama across Europe and challenge existing assumptions about European cultural cosmopolitanism. | Theater → Drama 185 | drama 76 theatre 209 netherlands 1376 analysis 1615 network 11123 | |
| dutchstudies-satsea.nl | Stichting J. Gonda Fonds | The website details the historical presence of Dutch individuals in South and Southeast Asia, beginning in the 17th century, initially as merchants and missionaries associated with the Dutch East India Company. It traces the development of Dutch studies in South Asia, noting the initial focus on Sanskrit alongside other languages and the establishment of dedicated chairs in universities like Leiden starting in 1865. Currently, the website presents a catalog of Dutch authors and their works related to these regions, predominantly created within an academic setting. | Science → Linguistics 171 | explorer 50 studies 151 institution 245 university 593 author 949 language 2016 | |
| windmillsofmalta.nl | The Malta Windmill Database | The website details the history of windmills on the islands, specifically mentioning at least 69 stone windmills, with the majority serving as grain mills. The technology was introduced to Malta and Gozo by the Knights of St. John, who were originally from Rhodes, and construction spanned from the 16th to the 18th centuries, with notable builders including Grandmaster Cottoner and Antonio Manoel de Vilhena. The website highlights key locations of the windmills, such as Senglea, Bormla, and various towns throughout Malta and Gozo, noting that many could visually communicate with neighboring mills. | Bakery & Food Production → Milling 34 | malta 15 knight 19 windmill 249 mill 487 technology 6816 | |
| vox-voks.nl | Vereniging Oud Korea Strijders | The association focuses on supporting its members and their relatives, and promoting friendly contact. The website provides information on the history of the association, news, films, interviews, photos, articles, and a digital version of the VOX-VOKS magazine. The association organizes commemorations and reunions to strengthen ties between members and promote camaraderie. | Specialized History → War 94 | descendants 48 war 272 magazine 2182 association 8562 member 10154 | Gooise Meren → Naarden 1154 |
| uitgeverijdevliegendehollander.nl | Uitgeverijdevliegendehollander | The website defines a publisher as a company or association that produces and distributes books, magazines, and other printed texts, including works accessible through digital media. The history of publishing is discussed, starting with the academic publishers Cambridge University Press and Oxford University Press, and extending to the emergence of commercial publishers in the 18th century, with a focus on the unequal economic relationships between publishers and authors at that time. The text describes the transformation of the book trade and publishing in the 19th century, influenced by the industrial revolution and the rise of delivery services, and the different developments in Europe (England, Flanders, Holland, France, Germany, and Italy). | Business → Industry 36977 | copyright 255 publisher 757 magazine 2182 history 7286 book 11396 | |
| musicksmonument.nl | Stichting Musick’s Monument | The website focuses on historical art, particularly harpsichords and related instruments, and the work of the Dulcken family of harpsichord makers. It features multimedia productions that combine music from the same period as visual art, accompanied by explanatory text, aiming to recreate a ‘Gesamtkunstwerk’ or total work of art. The site discusses a specific project, ‘Het Musick’s Monument DULCKEN,’ involving the restoration and presentation of a harpsichord attributed to Joannes Daniel Dulcken, with historical context provided through documentation and related artworks. | History & Culture → Historical Music 25 | harpsichord 25 art 3856 music 13170 | |
| pietervanderplank.nl | Groningen University | The site focuses on Van der Plank’s research, including a doctor’s thesis titled "Etnische Zuivering in Midden-Europa" (Ethnic Cleansing in Central Europe), which examines forced assimilation and ethnic cleansing during the formation of national states in the region. Van der Plank’s career included roles as a civil servant responsible for urban sanitation and population resettlement, a project leader investigating Frisian language and identity, a management trainer, and a president of a Frisian book publishing foundation. He has also been actively involved in academic conferences and research initiatives, contributing to discussions on minority problems and bilingualism, and presenting his work at various international forums. | Science → Linguistics 171 | frisian 35 thesis 228 conference 763 research 8967 | South-Holland → Leiden 7089 |
| antonowycz.nl | Vereniging van de Nederlandse Muziekgeschiedenis | Dr. Antonowycz was born in Dolyna, Ukraine, in 1917 and died in Vleuten-de Meern in 2006. He studied music science and singing in Lviv and Vienna and performed in various operas. He wrote and published several works on music, including dissertations, monographs, and articles in international music literature, often in collaboration with other researchers and institutions. His publications encompass studies of composition, singing and church music, with a focus on the music of Josquin de Prez, Palestrina and Willaert, and the Ukrainian music tradition. He also oversaw the publication of works by Josquin des Prez and the Missa Mater Patris. | Culture → Science 5261 | dissertation 126 composer 412 congress 500 work 3122 article 6000 music 13170 | De Bilt → Bilthoven 920 |
| joodsestudies.nl | Dutch Society for Jewish Studies | The NGJS organizes annual conferences on current themes and meetings with presentations of recent research. The society provides a platform for the exchange of knowledge and promoting academic debate within Jewish studies. Members are informed about events and meetings and can apply for membership of the NGJS. | Religion → Judaism 211 | conference 763 publication 2018 research 8967 membership 10442 education 13471 event 45199 | |
| attejongstra.nl | Attejongstra.nl | The website covers topics such as the Tulip Mania, poverty in the Netherlands, the development of audiobooks, and the history of the office. It also addresses events and periods outside of the Netherlands, such as Perestroika, The Troubles, the Hunger Winter, the Bloody Sunday, and the Irish Famine. The website offers an overview of historical themes, including the Soviet Revolution, child labor, Burgundian banquets, and agricultural crises. | | revolution 26 article 6000 history 7286 event 45199 | |
| utz.nl | Utz verzendantiquariaat | Malpertuis | The website offers a selection of books in German, Dutch, and English, covering anthroposophy, spirituality, religion, history, and culture. The website tells the story of Tinekes father Willy, including stories, photos, and the book ‘Sajoer gendjer eten’. In addition to selling books, Utz verzendantiquariaat offers services such as text editing, translations, and assistance with writing new books. | Emergency & Safety → Alternative Healthcare 567 Culture → Philosophy 2057 | anthroposophy 92 translation 1523 story 8285 book 11396 | The Hague → Haagse Hout 347 |
| tijdvakken.nl | Tijdvakken.nl | The website presents the ten historical periods of the Netherlands in a structured format. The de Rooy Commission established the website in 1999 to improve history education, due to concerns about forgetting historical events. The material is repeatedly presented throughout the students' school career, especially in elementary and secondary education, to solidify knowledge. | Local History → Dutch History 1067 | time period 16 repetition 20 history 7286 student 7623 education 13471 | |
| allesoverscandinavie.nl | Allesoverscandinavie.nl | The website covers specific information about Denmark, including distances, companies, islands, cuisine, cities, and notable people. Furthermore, Faeröer, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden are detailed, with information on cities, railways, airports, and cultural aspects. The website focuses not only on the Scandinavian countries themselves but also on surrounding areas such as the Baltic States and the Baltic Sea, emphasizing the historical connections with Scandinavia. | Europe → Scandinavia 147 | guidebook 17 railway 105 country 530 city 1875 | |
| biserica.nl | Protopopiatul Olandei şi Belgiei Flamande | The website contains information about the establishment and history of the Protopopiat, including the appointment of the Protopop and the history of the parishes. Documents are available regarding the steps involved in obtaining a bishop or a monastery, as well as information about publications and Father Protoppop Dr. Ioan Dură's career. The site includes information about specific parishes, such as Schiedam, including their programs, addresses, bank details, and historical events. | Religion → Christianity 3839 | father 94 parish 353 | |
| initalia.nl | InItalia | The blog covers topics such as hidden treasures, history, and culture, with specific articles about locations like Villa Cimbrone and Villa Rufolo, as well as the Temple Valley of Agrigento and the region of Molise. The website publishes articles on various periods of Italian history, including the Dark Ages, the Rise of City-States, the Renaissance, and the 16th century. InItalia regularly publishes new blog posts about interesting events and places in Italy, with a focus on inspiring travelers. | Europe → Italy 786 | italy 263 culture 3922 travel 7210 history 7286 | |
| ceeswillemsen.nl | Cees Willemsen | Cees Willemsen is an independent historian, essayist, publicist, and editor who has been active since the 1980s. He provides lectures at universities, organizes conferences, presents books, and offers historical tours. His work includes published works on topics such as psychiatric institutions, mental health care, banking, and student associations, prioritizing scientifically sound historical writing. | Specific Institutions → Universities 877 | historian 75 conference 763 lecture 1624 book 11396 | |
| bonavetrilogie.nl | Tineke Aarts | The trilogy is a family chronicle set in the French wine region of Cahors and follows the history through the generations, focusing on the relationships between women and the dangers of love, friendship, trust, and betrayal. The novels are written from different perspectives and interwoven with the turbulent French history and information about wine culture. The trilogy describes the story of various women, including Juliette and Marguerite, who are searching for their own freedom and challenging the conventions of their time. | Novel → Historical Fiction 42 | novel 440 woman 1419 wine 4476 family 6462 history 7286 | |
| skillnet.nl | Utrecht University | The project, titled ‘SKILLNET – Sharing Knowledge in Learned and Literary Networks,’ investigates digital research methods applied to the historical ‘Republic of Letters’ – a network of learned individuals and communities in early modern Europe. The website details a conference held on November 17-18, 2022, in Utrecht, featuring key-note speakers discussing projects like the Bernoulli-Euler Online Project (BEOL) and LetterSampo. The project aims to understand how knowledge and influence were established within these networks through digital analysis of textual and pictorial repositories, exploring issues of power, authority, and community formation. | Science → Computer Science 2413 | conference 763 knowledge 3528 network 11123 | North-Holland → Amsterdam 41253 |
| allesoverbelgie.nl | allesoverbelgie.nl | The site covers various aspects of Belgium, including sights such as museums, churches, and castles, natural areas like the Ardennes, and amusement parks. Belgium is a trilingual country with a relatively low population density, resulting in more space for people and animals. The capital city, Brussels, is a bilingual city with a significant French-speaking population. Politically, Belgium is complex due to economic differences between Flanders and Wallonia, which have led to lengthy government formations. | Europe → Belgium 260 | brussels 13 belgium 75 sight 80 vacation 4234 nature 9094 | Eersel → Knegsel 1359 |
| grensfietsen.nl | Grensfietsen.NL | The cycling route, known as Grensfietsen.NL, consists of 17 stages and is approximately 1300 kilometers long, from Groningen to Cadzand-Bad. The website provides information about various locations along the route, such as the Grenslandmuseum in Dinxperlo, where the history of smuggling is highlighted, and border posts. Books are also available about the route, although the most popular version, ‘Grensfietsen.NL – 17 etappes langs onze landsgrens’, is sold out.” | Cycling → Cycling Routes 1002 | border 119 route 3425 book 11396 | Sluis → Cadzand 234 |
| cognac-ton.nl | cognac-ton.nl | The site features extensive details on various Cognac brands, such as Hennessy, Rémy Martin, and Camus, along with their histories and production methods. It includes interactive maps of the Cognac region and its key cities, as well as detailed catalogs of numerous Cognac bottles, including the AE Dor, Camus, and Courvoisier collections. The website is presented as an ongoing project, dedicated to accumulating and organizing information about Cognac, with sections covering topics like bottle age, falsifications, and vintage advertisements. | Hobbies → Collecting 386 | cognac 35 bottle 300 maps 331 production 4582 history 7286 brand 17737 | |
| mediate18.nl | Radboud University | MEDIATE was a research project funded by the European Research Council, conducted at Radboud University in the Netherlands from 2016 to 2021. The project's primary output was a database containing data extracted from private library auction catalogues. The database, launched in 2022, was presented at the Society for the History of Authorship, Reading and Publishing (SHARP) conference in Amsterdam. The project’s aims included creating analytic tools and producing publications detailing the source material and initial findings. Although the original MEDIATE project has concluded, ongoing work continues to curate and expand the database, with anticipated completion in September 2028, preceding a related follow-up project. | Books → Publishers 1040 | database 1153 publication 2018 idea 2367 data 5872 | North-Holland → Amsterdam 41253 |
| nordlandia.nl | NORDLANDIA | The website presents 'The Nordlandia Tetralogy' by Andre-Hans von Bremen, exploring activities and cultural traditions, specifically focusing on the Hanseatic League's history and revival. It outlines the 'Rhineland Model' of capitalism as an alternative to speculative finance and discusses Mondragon Cooperatives as a model for zero unemployment in Baskenland. The site promotes 'Charitable Leisure' activities, mimicking the Salvation Army's model but incorporating Solar Pre-Christian beliefs, and encourages support for 'SOS Donbass' in France. | Economy & Finance → Economics 1115 Religion → Paganism 22 | leisure 67 | |
| eerp.nl | University Library of the Radboud University Nijmegen | The website details the circumstances surrounding the conversion of the website eerp.nl to a static version for security reasons, noting that search and filter functionality are no longer available, but the content remains preserved. It focuses on a specific periodical published in Rotterdam that acted as a conduit for scientific news and the ideas of prominent Enlightenment thinkers such as John Locke, Robert Boyle, and Christiaan Huygens. The periodical aimed to broaden access to intellectual and cultural life in Europe, moving beyond an elite intellectual circle and reaching a wider audience interested in the ideas of the time. | | enlightenment 21 publisher 757 idea 2367 | South-Holland → Rotterdam 25048 |
| hetrad.nl | Het Rad | The website offers an extensive library of articles, books, blog posts, and rituals related to Germanic Heathenry, runes, Seidr, and other relevant themes. There is a focus on the history of Germanic cultures and Heathenism, as well as on practical exercises and rituals such as prayers, rites, and trance journeys. The website promotes inclusivity and collaboration, emphasizing the importance of connecting with ancestors, land spirits, and gods and goddesses. | Religion → Paganism 22 | rune 19 ritual 506 god 515 | |
| srebrenicaisnederlandsegeschiedenis.nl | Collectief Bosnian Girl | On July 11, 2020, the 25th anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide was commemorated, during which more than 8,000 Bosniak Muslim men and boys were murdered. The Dutch UN Battalion Dutchbat was tasked with protecting the ‘safe enclave’ in Srebrenica, but this failed. The Netherlands is held 10% liable for the events. The campaign ‘Srebrenica is Dutch History’ strives for more attention for the genocide in education, the establishment of a national monument, and structural funding for the commemoration. | Politics & Government → International Politics 199 | genocide 14 government 827 monument 1168 campaign 3428 education 13471 | South-Holland → The Hague 19898 |
| xposre.nl | Utrecht University and Vechtplassen Commissie | The website features interactive Flash applications detailing the history and architecture of Zuylen Castle, located along the Vecht River near Utrecht. It also includes applications focusing on the Peat Lakes of the Netherlands, explaining their ecosystem and associated flora and fauna through animation. Furthermore, the site offers a multimedia exploration of medieval memorial culture at the Mariënpoel convent in Leiden, examining practices like uroscopy. | Multimedia & Design → Multimedia 127 | convent 17 urine 34 ecosystem 262 river 312 castle 494 application 3377 | South-Holland → Leiden 7089 |
| girugten.nl | Rijksuniversiteit Groningen | The magazine features articles such as interviews with alumni, received publications, and themed collections like 'A coffee with...', 'Alumni at Work', and 'Throwback Thursday'. Recent articles cover a range of topics including post-growth planning, the impact of Russian imperialist pressures on Latvia, and reimagining mobility in video games. The website also includes a podcast, digital issues, and a section for applying to become a contributor to Girugten. | Context 161394 | alumni 102 planning 1969 publication 2018 magazine 2182 podcast 3328 article 6000 | Netherlands → Groningen 23734 |
| uithetmoeras.nl | Uit het Moeras | The project investigates the influence of ancestry on individuals’ lives by highlighting the historical context of various families in the Veenkoloniën. The website offers a timeline that follows the families Snippe, Zwinderman, van der Laan, Aardema, and Loots, providing a picture of their lives and connections. In addition to the family histories, information is provided about the general history of the Veenkoloniën and the economic and social developments in the region. | Social Sciences → Genealogy & Family History 1403 | ancestry 15 timeline 149 family 6462 history 7286 | |
| kraftvanermel.nl | University of Groningen | Nicolaas A. Kraft van Ermel is a historian affiliated with the Groningen Institute for Central and Eastern European Studies at the University of Groningen. His research focuses on the use and abuse of history in Ukraine, Russia, and Poland, as well as the relations between church and state and the church history of the Orthodox Church. The website provides information about his publications, including his dissertation 'On the Crossroads of History', and other activities, such as giving courses on European history. | | poland 36 russia 46 historian 75 dissertation 126 ukraine 131 course 14728 | |
| zaakhaes.nl | De Zaak Haes | The website offers books, including dissertations, book history, and publications on the history of the Netherlands and European theology. Shipping costs €6.00 per book, but for books marked with ‘***’ the shipping cost is €9.00. The website was originally designed by Jannie de Groot and includes links to other relevant organizations and journals. | Culture → Philosophy 2057 | dissertation 126 theology 164 history 7286 book 11396 | |
| guidovanhengel.nl | Guido van Hengel | The website covers the story of the auroch, an extinct wild ox that once lived in Europe, and the attempt by Hermann Göring to bring this animal back. This story is translated into a detailed description of the creation of the Heckrund. The website investigates the evolution of the idea of a ‘night watchman state’ in the Netherlands, a concept influenced by the ideas of Wim Treub, who believed that the government should play a more prominent role. The site describes the event surrounding the male boar that was held in The Hague, where the animal publicly suffered, and the story of Shiro Ishii and his development of biological weapons during World War II is presented, as well as the role of pigeons during the war. | Specialized History → World War II 1134 | pigeon 284 | |
| renevanstipriaan.nl | renevanstipriaan.nl | René van Stipriaan is a literary historian with experience as a researcher, writer, and presenter. The website contains information about René van Stipriaan’s publications, including the essay 'Afscheid van het oude Nederland' and the book 'Het volle leven'. The website provides critical reviews of these publications, such as those from Carel Peeters, Raymond van den Boogaard, and Willem Bouwman. | Literature → Dutch Literature 292 | essay 155 literature 487 history 7286 book 11396 | |
| 25jaarsrebrenica.nl | Boy Jonkergouw | ‘Dangerous Names’ is a theatrical performance focused on the Srebrenica genocide of 1995, featuring a survivor, Alma Mustafic, and incorporating the stories of UN-Dutchbat veteran Raymond Braat and his experiences during the conflict. The play depicts the events surrounding the genocide from the perspective of survivors, highlighting the inaction of the international community and the tragic loss of life, specifically referencing the handover of Dutchbat soldiers and the subsequent fate of Rizo Mustafic. The production is praised for its impactful storytelling, realistic portrayal of events, and use of music and visuals, aiming to provide a comprehensive understanding of the historical context and ongoing situation in the Balkans. | | genocide 14 drama 76 theatre 209 history 7286 | |
| peterboot.nl | Huygens Institute for Netherlands History | Peter Boot's background combines mathematics, Dutch literature, and experience as a programmer and database consultant, informing his research into online repertoire formation, scholarly digital editing, and digital emblem studies. His research on online repertoire formation focuses on analyzing how literary discussions are evolving online, using publicly available book reviews and responses as data to understand why some works gain enduring reputations. Boot's work also includes involvement in the creation of digital editions, specifically overseeing the website for the digital edition of Van Gogh's letters at the Huygens Institute. | Science → Computer Science 2413 | edition 157 literature 487 repertoire 2497 research 8967 | |
| arnoudboer.nl | arnoudboer | The website provides articles and blog posts covering various topics such as the effects of racism, ways to combat it, and the historical context of Dutch immigration to South Africa. It also includes sections dedicated to events from Boer history and a contact page for writers and advertisers. The site features a diverse range of content, including movie recommendations, food topics, travel experiences, and dating advice. | Social Issues & Welfare → Social Issues 18544 | racism 31 movie 191 politics 1259 food 3872 travel 7210 event 45199 | |
| bezienswaardighedeneuropa.nl | Bezienswaardigheden Europa | The website presents a collection of facts about various European locations, including cities, monasteries, villages, and historical monuments. Specific articles and lists are presented, such as ‘10 Facts about Valaam Monastery Island’ or ‘10 Most Beautiful Canals of Europe’. The website also offers information about travel, such as tips for city trips, finding the best travel insurance, and staying connected online while traveling. | Regions → Europe 6764 | monastery 151 village 808 attraction 1275 city 1875 travel 7210 history 7286 | |
| adhereijgers.nl | Ad Hereijgers | Most of the projects were developed for the Dominicus College in Nijmegen to support Greek, Latin and KCV courses. The website offers a range of materials, including excerpts from Latin inscriptions, source research, presentations, films, and tests related to Roman history and culture. There are also digital courses, readings, and projects about Roman architecture, artworks, the city of Rome, and Ad Hereijgers' own doctoral thesis on Ammianus Marcellinus. | Visual Arts → Art History 449 | romans 31 thesis 228 course 14728 | Gelderland → Nijmegen 9384 |
| cranenburghtravel.nl | Cranenburgh Travel | The company offers both pre-planned trips and custom-made trips for groups, such as hobby associations or colleagues. The current trip schedule includes excursions to locations such as Guedelon in France, a historical reconstruction of a medieval village, and a trip through Gelre, a historic province in the Netherlands. The website also contains photo albums of previous trips and links to social media platforms, such as Facebook, where updates and photos of recent activities are shared. | Travel Agencies → Group Travel 207 | photo album 686 facebook 850 destination 2580 travel 7210 history 7286 | |
| dodenboekgrenadiersenjagers.nl | dodenboekgrenadiersenjagers.nl | The project documents casualties of wars and conflicts, including the International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan (ISAF) and the Stabilization Force in Iraq. The website provides a chronological overview of events and wars, such as the infiltration of Dutch New Guinea in 1953, the Korean War of 1951-1953, and the Decolonization War of Dutch East Indies. The Casualty Book offers a detailed overview of deceased military personnel, including their surname, first name, rank, unit, birthplace, place of death, and dates. | Specialized History → Military History 507 | military personnel 10 hunter 85 war 272 conflict 1290 | The Hague → Haagse Hout 347 |
| snaaks.nl | snaaks.nl | The website features a series of text entries, including fragments related to historical events like the Treaty of Villafranca and the Franco-Prussian War. There are references to individuals such as Sophie de Menthon, the Duke de Montosier, and Countess Louise of Savoy. Various user comments are included, expressing appreciation for the provided content and acknowledging its value. | Philosophy → Existentialism 40 | comment 29 fragment 36 text 2467 history 7286 | |
| localholocaust.nl | Utrecht University | The project ‘The Holocaust in the Provinces’ focuses on smaller towns and villages in the Netherlands, representing over a third of the approximately 104,000 Dutch Jews deported during the Holocaust. It examines how local factors and actors influenced the persecution of Jewish communities and conversely, how the Holocaust impacted these local areas. The website promotes an international seminar series and features related publications, news, and upcoming events, including a lecture by Mary Fulbrook and a postdoctoral researcher position. | | holocaust 31 seminar 299 netherlands 1376 research 8967 | North-Holland → Amsterdam 41253 |
| eilandzakynthos.nl | EilandZakynthos.nl | The island of Zakynthos is located in the southern Ionian Sea, south of Kefalonia, with an area of over four hundred square kilometers. The name Zakynthos originates from the son of King Dardanus, or from the flower Yakinthos, which is common on the island. Homer called the island Iliessa, which means wooded. Throughout its history, Zakynthos has experienced periods of prosperity, but has also been attacked by pirates and inhabited by various peoples, including the Romans and the Venetians, who ruled the island for no less than three centuries. | Greece → Islands 294 | wind 177 people 627 island 780 tips 2789 history 7286 photo 7778 | |
| hiddebouwmeester.nl | Hidde Bouwmeester | The website publishes articles on various historical events, such as the meeting between Trump and Zelensky and the downing of MH17. An article from July 24, 2025, addresses the implications of Trump's NATO, while another article from July 17, 2025, investigates the personal impact of the MH17 incident on bereaved families. The website also offers a way to make monthly donations and promotes media appearances by Hidde Bouwmeester. | Personal Blog → Opinion 18 | historian 75 war 272 medium 1293 donation 5110 article 6000 | |
| levievandermeer.nl | Levievandermeer | The agency specializes in diverse projects, including exhibitions, (photo) books, and digital and public space designs. Notable past and current projects include collaborations with the Amsterdam City Archives, Sol LeWitt, the Jewish Museum, and Jan Banning, along with a focus on historical photography and visual storytelling. The website also features information about internal projects like ‘My Atelier in Lockdown’ and ‘Images in Transition – Wirephotos 1938-1945’, indicating a range of creative endeavors. | Visual Arts → Printmaking 302 | exhibition 5332 print 5511 | Haarlemmermeer → Amstelveen 80 |
| andresgarciavidal.nl | Andrés García Vidal | The film explores the history of the village of Hornachos in Spain, a former Muslim stronghold, and the traces of Muslim presence and resistance to Christianization during the 17th century. ‘Túnel de Estrellas’ utilizes field recordings and a speculative narrative to capture the echoes of the Muslim past, focusing on underground networks and the ‘desbautizadero’ – a place for secret un-baptism. The film constructs a four-channel surround sound installation emphasizing sound, reflecting on the landscape's history, including resistance against the fascist dictatorship and current struggles with drought due to the climate crisis. | Film → Experimental Film 10 | sound installation 23 resistance 230 sound 1649 landscape 2609 film 3007 history 7286 | |
| belgievoorbeginners.nl | belgievoorbeginners.nl | The website covers topics such as the history of Belgium, including the Belgian Revolution and the secession from the Netherlands. Furthermore, the website provides information about different regions and places in Belgium, typical Belgian products, food and drink, attractions, travel and transportation, weather and the best time to visit. The site also contains practical information for visitors, such as handy tips and the fact that Belgium is a popular destination for Dutch people. | Europe → Belgium 260 | population 102 attraction 1275 food 3872 region 5412 travel 7210 history 7286 | |
| beethovenisblack.nl | Geelvinck Museum | The website presents a discussion about the theory that Beethoven had African ancestors, originally proposed by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor in 1907. The project examines the implications of this theory, including the possibility of ‘black-washing’ and the ambiguity of classical music in relation to its historical context. The Geelvinck Museum uses ‘Beethoven = Black’ to initiate a conversation about diversity and inclusion within classical music, and to investigate the impact of Western imperialism. | Music → Classical Music 1015 | classical music 14 inclusion 360 diversity 492 theory 956 museum 2002 | |
| kaminsky.nl | Kaminsky Family | The website features an index of surnames dating back to 1905, including individuals and marriages of approximately 8,000 people and 2,527 relationships. Initially launched in May 2000 with data compiled from ancestral documents, the site has grown significantly through the discovery of related individuals and the addition of their information. The site documents ancestral lines originating from various regions of Europe, including Poland, Lithuania, Prussia/Germany, Hungary, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic, as well as from Baden-Wurttemberg and Hessen in Germany. | Social Sciences → Genealogy & Family History 1403 | ancestry 15 surname 25 marriage 209 genealogy 543 family 6462 history 7286 | |
| erfgoedlochem.nl | Erfgoed Lochem | The website offers access to all available information and stories about heritage in the municipality of Lochem. Information is provided on various topics, such as historical buildings, monuments, images, archives, and stories. The website contains recent content, such as mentions of people and events from local history. | | heritage 818 document 1678 archive 2067 municipality 6837 story 8285 | Gelderland → Lochem 1587 |
| musicadocet.nl | Musica Docet | The website provides courses and lectures covering the history of classical music, including specific programs such as ‘WESTERKLANKEN’ focusing on music from England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland. Another course is ‘MUSICA ALDERSOETSTE KONST’ which explores the music history of the Netherlands, including Burgundy, Flanders, and the Republic. The website also offers a newsletter to keep visitors informed about Musica Docet's activities. | | lecture 1624 newsletter 6504 course 14728 | Amsterdam → West 777 |
| zuiditaliereizen.nl | Zuid Italie Reizen | The website was founded by Valeria Tuveri and Raffaela Cucinelli, both with Southern Italian roots and a deep passion for the region. The company offers a range of tours, including Fly&drives, themed tours, group tours, and excursions, focused on unique experiences and discovering the authentic culture of Southern Italy. The website promotes the undiscovered and unspoiled character of Southern Italy, highlighting the warmth and hospitality of the local people. | TravelBrands → Travel Agencies 1840 | culture 3922 region 5412 travel 7210 | |
| hcgturkije.nl | Republic of Turkey Honorary Consulate General Amersfoort | The consulate operates on four key areas: the business sector, art and culture, and historical ties between Turkey and the Netherlands, with the goal of strengthening the relations between the two countries. Within the business sector, mutual cooperation opportunities are created and the economic ties between Turkey and the Netherlands are further strengthened through trade and investment opportunities. The ‘Women Empowerment & Integration’ pillar focuses on strengthening the position of women in both the Turkish and Dutch communities through empowerment, integration, and education. | International Cooperation Projects → International Relations 465 | economy 682 woman 1419 culture 3922 history 7286 | Utrecht → Woudenberg 534 |
| universiteitfraneker.nl | University of Franeker | The University of Franeker, established in 1585, was a prominent European university located in the city of Franeker, Friesland, Netherlands. The university boasted a distinguished faculty and alumni, including William IV, Prince of Orange, and notable figures such as Lieuwe van Aitzema and Cornelis van Bynkershoek. Today, the legacy of the University of Franeker continues through the Academie van Franeker and the Euler-Franeker Memorial University, as evidenced by historical articles and research, such as the 'De Vrije Fries' publication. | Specific Institutions → Universities 877 | legacy 91 alumni 102 institution 245 university 593 history 7286 | Northeast-Friesland → Dokkum 846 |
| hansluiten.nl | The History Academy | The website features thematic journeys such as 'Can you still understand Afghanistan?', 'The Silk Road', 'China: a dangerous giant?', and 'The History of India', providing in-depth analysis of these historical and cultural contexts. Furthermore, the site covers topics such as the architecture of the Amsterdam School, Ottoman architecture, and the history of Turks in various regions, including Istanbul and Turkey. The website spans a wide geographical spectrum, from the Middle East and Russia to the United States and the Zaanstreek, with attention paid to political developments, social changes, and cultural traditions. | | turkey 143 politics 1259 architecture 3223 culture 3922 travel 7210 history 7286 | North-Holland → Amsterdam 41253 |
| kapittelvvv.nl | Kapittel Vicit Vim Virtus | The Kapittel Vicit Vim Virtus is open to master freemasons who have been a master for at least a year and are members of a lodge. The website describes the historical origins of the High Degrees in the Netherlands, linked to the ‘Grand Orient de France’ from 1786 and the Rite Français. The order encompasses several degrees, including the Chosen Master (4th degree), Knight of Saint Andrew (5th degree), Knight of the Sword or Knight of the East (6th degree) and Sovereign Prince of the Rose Cross (7th degree). | Religion → Freemasonry 147 | freemason 11 dedication 15 degree 31 master 219 order 6912 | North-Holland → Haarlem 8674 |
| feico-houweling.nl | Feico Houweling | Feico Houweling was a storyteller of history who, after the age of 50, dedicated his life to telling historical stories. The website includes lectures on European history, particularly about the fascinating history of Europe from the tribal times to the 21st century, and a listening course on the history of the Low Countries. These lectures, originally intended for the Free University of Amsterdam, have been recorded and offer an overview of 3000 years of European history, with lectures lasting 45 to 60 minutes that feel like lively interactions. | Local History → Dutch History 1067 | lecture 1624 history 7286 course 14728 | |
| inheems-europees.nl | Stichting Inheems Europese Rechten | The foundation focuses on strengthening the ‘indigenous’ European community, emphasizing a positive outlook on European identity and culture. The website contains articles and blog posts on various topics, including repatriation, demographic changes in the Netherlands, and criticism of ‘blackpilling’ and anti-white propaganda. The foundation organizes events, such as commemorations and midsummer celebrations, and has an online store where products related to European culture are offered. | Politics → Activism 237 | repatriation 30 politics 1259 vision 1882 culture 3922 community 7931 event 45199 | |
| lydiubbels.nl | Lydi Ubbels | Gobelins are woven wall hangings where colored weft yarns are placed alongside each other and thread by thread above each other in the warp yarns, to form an image. The tradition of tapestry weaving or Gobelin weaving dates back to the time of the Copts and was further developed by families like the Gobelins in France, who established the tapestry industry in France in the 16th century. To this day, Gobelins are woven in the Manufacture Royale des Gobelins, often on commission from the State. | Crafts → Weaving 95 | wall tapestry 11 weave 118 design 27202 | |
| hegi.nl | Familyresearch HEGI | The website’s author, Ben Hegie, has been conducting family research since 1984, focusing on the specified family names, mainly in Switzerland and Germany. It contains detailed genealogies for various HEGI-related families, organized by region and historical period, with a significant portion initially available in German. These genealogies cover branches originating from castles, villages, and towns across Switzerland. Beyond Swiss genealogies, the site also explores related and derived family names originating outside Switzerland, particularly in Germany and other countries, providing a comprehensive overview of the Hegie family’s history. | Social Sciences → Genealogy & Family History 1403 | family name 25 switzerland 46 genealogy 543 family 6462 | Southwest-Friesland → Zurich 138 |
| starimost.nl | Politic Committee Stari Most | The ‘Stari Most’ bridge in Mostar, Bosnia, symbolizes the connection between Christian and Islamic cultures and is an important location for peaceful coexistence. The committee organized the first Srebrenica commemoration in The Hague and has since been a co-organizer of the annual event. The organization advocates for a democratic constitution for Bosnia and against the division of the country. | Humanitarian Organizations → International Organizations 734 | bosnia 10 bridge 557 committee 629 | South-Holland → The Hague 19898 |
| duiftrans.nl | Duiftrans | The founder, Alytha Akster, began with a passion for pigeons and long-distance flights with her father, utilizing her knowledge and experience. Alytha Akster launched Duiftrans on October 1, 2024, initially offering transport within the Netherlands with plans to expand into Belgium as well. The company focuses on caring for and transporting pigeons, transporting up to 8 pigeons at a time in separate boxes, and offering transport services for ornamental pigeons. | Transportation Services → Animal Transport 75 | father 94 pigeon 284 box 1982 transport 6105 | Netherlands → Gelderland 67015 |
| ionareizen.nl | Stichting Iona Reizen | The website introduces Iona as the 'cradle of Celtic-Christian spirituality' and offers trips for spiritual caregivers, pastors, and those interested. The website describes the history of Iona, starting with the arrival of the Irish monk Columba in 563 and the establishment of a monastery that played a central role in the spread of Christianity. Iona Reizen offers trips in 2026, including a trip with John Bell, and offers opportunities to sign up for future trips. The organization is affiliated with the SKGV and has a KvK number. | Religious → Religious Travel 106 | spirituality 476 trip 2032 | |
| margavanmechelen.nl | Marga van Mechelen | The blog features posts covering a variety of festivals, including media art, theater, and music festivals, while excluding pop and choir festivals. The author expresses a preference for festivals that encourage artistic and cultural engagement. One blog post discusses the German concept of ‘Vergangenheitsbewältigung’ – the process of coming to terms with a nation’s wartime history – tracing its origins and significance. Another post examines the ‘pillarized society’ of the Netherlands, a system that characterized the country's structure from before World War II until the 1950s, and its impact on the media landscape. | Business & Professional → Trade Shows 951 | germany 185 medium 1293 netherlands 1376 festival 3804 culture 3922 history 7286 | |
| heiligenicolaasbruggenbouwertussenoostenwest.nl | heiligenicolaasbruggenbouwertussenoostenwest.nl | The site provides an overview of the history of Saint Nicholas, including the legends and customs that have developed over 175 years. There is a section dedicated to the different forms of Saint Nicholas in various regions, such as Lotharingen and the Waddenzee islands. The website contains blogs with current events and concise, accurate information about the life, legends, and traditions of Saint Nicholas, referring to a related book for more extensive information. | Holidays → Sinterklaas 495 | saint nicholas 25 legend 44 tradition 736 history 7286 book 11396 | |
| alpujarras.nl | Alpujarras Academy | The website covers the history of al-Andalus, starting with the takeover by the Moors and investigates the ‘reconquista’ and the influence of Moors on Spanish history. It explores the intellectual flourishing of al-Andalus, focusing on thinkers such as Ibn al Arabi and Maimonides and the relationship between reason, religion, and mysticism. The website offers information about hiking and cycling opportunities in the Alpujarras and also provides English courses. | Spain → Andalusia 242 | thinking 163 culture 3922 history 7286 course 14728 | |
| a-paris.nl | A Paris | The website covers a wide range of topics about Paris, from its history and districts to public transport and attractions. It offers suggestions for activities, such as visiting museums, bridges, gardens, churches, and sporting events, as well as activities for children. The website encourages visitors to prepare for a trip to Paris, for example, by watching films and music and researching the city. | France → Paris 75 | travel guides 81 paris 84 district 371 museum 2002 history 7286 | |
| thelongcut.nl | The Longcut | The text describes a starting moment of the journey where the motorcyclist encounters a challenging environment with suspicious animals and a steep cliff, providing an introduction to the trip. The travel report ‘The Longcut East’ follows the journey of Huib Maaskant over a distance of almost 14,000 kilometers through fifteen countries, exploring the history of his parents and Europe. The journey takes the reader along various historical locations in Europe, including Venice, Istanbul, Athens, Rome and Paris, and focuses on the stories these places have to offer. | Transportation → Motorcycle Travel 105 | europe 289 journey 701 time 932 motorcycle 2110 history 7286 story 8285 | |
| zoo-gle.nl | Zoo-gle | The website, Zoo-gle, provides information on zoo architecture, including the influence of Carl Hagenbeck and sustainability aspects. The site recently removed the English version and added a translation function that allows users to switch between Dutch and English. A timeline of the establishment of zoos in Europe from 1750 to present is included, with details about locations such as Vienna, Paris, and Amsterdam. | Animal Encounters → Zoos 114 | habitat 75 zoo 122 timeline 149 architecture 3223 plant 4509 design 27202 | |
| stichtingkoningsweg.nl | Stichting Koningsweg | The foundation recognizes that understanding and human insight are vulnerable in the modern world due to the increasing influence of technology and the decline of logical thinking. The foundation seeks to support projects stemming from the anthroposophical scientific spirituality, based on exact thinking and offering access to a scientific approach to spirituality. The foundation is an ANBI (Public Benefit Organization) and provides information on how to support the foundation, including contact details and financial information. | Philosophy → Social Philosophy 15 | anthroposophy 92 thinking 163 spirituality 476 foundation 6678 | South-Holland → Rotterdam 25048 |
| ambrodritty.nl | Actor & Model | The site presents a collection of projects including 'Hallucinarium Kerkrade,' 'Hallucinarium Glo-Art,' 'Augustijnerkerk Maastricht,' 'Chapel Elisabeth Stift,' 'Bodytalk,' and 'historie Maastricht.' Several projects delve into historical themes, such as 'City fire Aachen' and specific sieges and events related to Maastricht’s history. The website also includes projects exploring art and technology like ‘Prometheus’ and ‘Art and AI’. | Sculpture → Visual Arts 4165 | architecture 3223 art 3856 history 7286 | Sittard-Geleen → Sittard 1997 |
| bridgejokers.nl | BridgeJokers | In 1995, BridgeJokers discovered a card game about the history of Dijon and the coat of arms of the Dukes of Burgundy in Dijon, France. BridgeJokers’ hobby focused on collecting jokers from around the world, resulting in a comprehensive collection. The website offers a way to contact the owner regarding the finding and exchanging of unique card games and jokers. | Games → Card Games 503 | card game 145 | |
| canon-europese-cultuurgeschiedenis.nl | canon-europese-cultuurgeschiedenis.nl | The website describes the objective of a Canon of European cultural history as a systematic and growing collection of significant cultural events and themes. The site provides an overview of proposed topics for this Canon, starting with the rise of European populations to contemporary developments such as the postmodern turn. Related topics are discussed, such as the location of the high-developed Arab culture and the possible origin of apothecaries. | | cultural history 33 canon 67 europe 289 topic 1238 | |
| gejusvandiggele-lezingen.nl | Gejus van Diggele | The website provides information about lectures by Gejus van Diggele, which focus on the unknown use of playing cards throughout the ages. It contains examples of reused playing cards, with a focus on the period from the 15th century to the present day, and describes how they provide insight into the history of daily life. The site also researches games and puzzles used during World War II and their historical significance. | Games & Play → Games 3911 | playing cards 20 world war ii 153 database 1153 lecture 1624 exhibition 5332 history 7286 | |
| neanderthalartifacts.nl | haagswerk | The artifacts at Fontmaure consist of sandstone, white quartzite, and flint, representing early signs of human presence in the region. Dr. L. Pradel, an archaeologist who worked at Fontmaure from 1939 to 1972, classified these Paleolithic tools as potentially Abbevillean or early Acheulean. These early tools, characterized by a coarse appearance due to their sandstone material and practical design, served as precursors to later Mousterian artifacts made of jasper and flint. | Museums & Collections → Archaeology 291 | archaeologist 10 artifacts 27 | |
| tellmeastory.nl | Tell Me a Story Project | The project developed innovative methods and tools for multilingual learning, utilizing storytelling as a vehicle to engage tourist guides. It focused on documenting the history of European cities and regions through a series of urban stories, including the discovery of ruins of a concentration camp under Salem College in Überlingen. The project was widely promoted during events, notably the European Day of Languages celebration in Sofia, Bulgaria, in 2014, and continues to be active with ongoing analyses and reports. | Education → Adult & Continuing Learning 6510 | tour guide 28 learning 920 camp 2466 story 8285 event 45199 | South-Holland → Rotterdam 25048 |
| tolerantieisnooitmakkelijk.nl | Jan Waszink | The website is the online presence of Jan Waszink, a researcher and teacher specializing in the history of tolerance and secularization. The website's content primarily consists of textual analyses of historical problems such as tolerance, polarization, and freedom of expression, with a focus on connecting the past with current discussions. Furthermore, the website offers links to publications, opinion pieces, and essays on topics such as polarization in the Netherlands, Frans Timmermans’ perspective on tolerance, and Hugo de Groot’s influence on the Dutch Revolt. | Social Issues → Diversity 441 | tolerance 17 polarization 28 debate 186 publication 2018 research 8967 | |
| zeveneeuwenzilvergeld.nl | Zeven Eeuwen Zilvergeld | The website is divided into centuries, starting from the 14th century and ending with the 19th century. For each century, various aspects of life are addressed, including currency, food, clothing, housing, lodging, carpentry, medicine, and entertainment. The aim is to investigate what people had to pay for and how they could earn money during that time. | Local History → Dutch History 1067 | currency 119 food 3872 housing 4378 clothing 9443 | |
| guideholland.nl | GuideHolland | The site focuses on the history and heritage of the Netherlands, particularly the Amsterdam East district with its maritime and Jewish history. It provides various resources, including historical information, practical travel tips, videos, and photos, all created by the site's author. Visitors can explore the Netherlands through suggested tours and research assistance, alongside links to related topics and social media channels. | Local History → Dutch History 1067 | resources 310 netherlands 1376 tour 2315 video 6714 history 7286 photo 7778 | North-Holland → Amsterdam 41253 |
| trendforum.nl | Eurasia Group | The website features excerpts from conversations such as a transcript of Ian Bremmer discussing Henry Kissinger's 100th birthday and a discussion about the causes of the Syrian civil war, linking desertification to the conflict. It also includes articles and discussions on topics like 'Rosenstock-Huessy's 12 Tones of the Spirit', 'Over oorsprong Europese unie' (the origin of European values), and 'Critique of academia' along with a listing of academic publishing stings. Furthermore, the website contains information about Scandinavia, highlighting articles and perspectives from Stine Jensen and her work across various Scandinavian countries, including Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Denmark. | International Cooperation Projects → International Relations 465 | syria 22 scandinavia 35 spirit 283 europe 289 risk 2896 | |
| geraldrusselman.nl | Gerald Russelman | The website offers several thematic websites, including one on social mechanisms, pacifism, the development of an European canon, and the grand European idea after World War II. It also contains older publications and articles by Russelman, as well as articles on environmental issues, and serves as a depot for loose notes referenced via links. One of the books Russelman has written is about the neurophysiological background of Sigmund Freud’s psychoanalysis, published in 1983. | Counseling & Therapy → Psychoanalysis 51 | canon 67 note 104 publication 2018 | |
| theotherday.nl | The Other Day | The website covers a wide range of historical topics, including military conflicts, trade, and cultural exchanges. It presents articles about historical figures such as Herodotus, Jacob van Maerlant, and Mansa Moussa, and historical events such as the Hollands-Wendische war and the Battle of Stamford Bridge. The website explores the role of Roman roads in mobility and the significance of trading territories such as the Hanseatic League. | Specialized History → Cultural History 151 | war 272 trade 553 figure 560 history 7286 | |
| travelfish.nl | TravelFish | The report describes a 89 kilometer ride from Athens to Izmir, with a total travel time of 4 hours and 35 minutes, where the cyclist felt fatigued. On another day, an alternative graffiti tour in Athens is described as a free day without cycling, where the cyclist had slept in well in a luxurious accommodation. The trip also includes information about poor connections, such as a delay on the route from Akrata to Kineta, and an anecdote about a dog named Tijmen who carries an H and avoids gusts without plastic. | Europe → Balkan 50 | time 932 cycle 1906 route 3425 connection 4007 dog 5483 travel 7210 | |
| twittermaps.nl | Twitter Maps | The website includes references to a domain name ('twittermaps') available for purchase, alongside text fragments suggesting discussions about war, relief efforts, and locations like Rotterdam. There are scattered snippets of text like 'Mironov our rear' and 'dragging myself into wells', which appear to be unrelated and possibly noise from the website. The site also contains warnings about liability regarding damages resulting from use and a copyright notice from Twitter Maps. | Context 161394 | liability 262 war 272 maps 331 domain 1811 | |