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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
- English intervention in the Eighty Years War - History Forum
Usually topic related to Dutch history have a limited scope of reach, but I'll try it anyways The Dutch war for Independence or better known in the annals of European history as the Eighty Years War has a number of noticeable periods The Iconoclast Fury and the response from the Duke of
- 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?
- Dutch traffic limitations - History Forum
In the Netherlands there has been a trend since the 1970s to limit usage of private cars within cities (but not completely abolishing them) Generally these initiatives have been successful Dutch city residents are using bicycles and commuter traffic instead Even the few travellers who
- Franco-Dutch War | History Forum
Who was the major cause of the Franco-Dutch war in your opinion? Were it the Dutch with their arrogant naval and trade hegemonic behavior, or the French under the expansionist sun king? Why would England a fellow protestant nation support Louis XIV and thus an enlargement of France on the
- Why did the Dutch empire decline | Page 2 | History Forum
The Dutch imported and exported the largest amount of grain, spices and other commodities and resources They remained so for quite a long time and provided the Dutch with sufficient cash to maintain their global Empire and to upkeep an impressive navy and a sufficient army
- Johann Tserclaes, Count of Tilly The most underrated general of the . . .
Tilly was a strange mix On the one hand he was a product of the Spanish-Imperial military thinking, that of Alba, Farnese, Spinola and the tercios, and thus his tactics may seem outdated when compared to Dutch and Swedish ones of the same time
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