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Johan van Oldenbarnevelt. Papers concerning his state policies and family life, 1570-1620. Compiled by S.P. Haak and A.J. Veenendaal. The main goal behind publishing Johan van Oldenbarnevelt’s (1547-1619) papers, in three volumes, was to collate all the important items that were relevant to the life and work of this Pensionary of Holland.
In 1564, van Oldenbarnevelt moved to The Hague to intern at a law office. In the following years he continued his law studies at schools in Belgium, France, Germany and Italy. By 1570 he returned to The Hague where he was a lawyer at Hof van Holland. Two years later he moved to Delft to support Prins Willem of Oranje, the leader of the Dutch ...
28. Mai 2024 · The 100,000 th Dutch immigrant arrived on the Johan van Oldenbarnevelt in 1958. She left on her last round-the-world voyage for the Netherland Line on 30 June 1962. The ship arrived in Sydney, Australia on 3 February 1963. She was decommissioned by the Netherland Line that day, ending a 33-year career for that shipping line.
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7. Mai 2020 · Johan van Oldenbarnevelt, 1547-1619, nederlandsk statsmand og jurist. Oldenbarnevelt kæmpede fra 1572 mod det spanske styre i Nederlandene. I 1576 udnævntes han til juridisk rådgiver (pensionær) i Rotterdam og deltog i provins- og generalstænderforsamlingens møder, ligesom han rådgav statholderen Vilhelm 1.
Free. Johan van Oldenbarnevelt was Grand Pensioner of the States of Holland during the 80-year war. He worked with Maurits of Orange for a long time but due to his opinionated nature became the victim of a political process engineered by Maurits, which led to his subsequent execution at the Binnenhof. The bronze statue was created on a natural ...
Johan van Oldenbarnevelt was delivered to her owners in Amsterdam and she was manned and made ready for her departure for the Dutch East Indies. Then on Tuesday May 6, 1930 m.s. Johan van Oldenbarnevelt, under the command of Captain G. Kruijt and First Officer T.D. Bloemen , this fine Dutch luxury Liner was ready to depart Amsterdam bound for the East Indies on her Maiden voyage.
