American Reaction To How the Netherlands Helped America Gain Independence And How it Cost Them
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In their own 80 year independence war against Spain (1568-1648), the Dutch even sold ice skates to their enemy, the Spanish army. They made a good profit and they knew that the Spanish soldiers would not master the skill of speed skating anyway. The Dutch soldiers were fast as lightning skating on the frozen lakes and canals.
#tradeistrade
We sold weapons to the Spanish to finance the war against them!!!!!!!
@@sluischris and we were shot with the bullets we sold them
War is good for business
@@ArjanDuijs Which is why it lasted eighty years.
3:37 and maybe more interesting from a US perspective: the Netherlands is the country which is the 3rd biggest outside investor in the US
9:42 the Dutch are the 5th largest trading partner for the UK. Some of the largest companies in the world are joint British/Dutch businesses.
The US Declaration of Independence was based on/inspired by the Dutch Declaration of Independence if I'm not mistaken.
You are right about the declaration of independence. The first few sentences of the declaration of independence translate literally to the first of the Dutch "plakaat van verlatinge" wich was written 200 years earlier.
@@florianpollard3460 thank you !
Oeh, this did not age well.
Shell just announced to get out of the Netherlands.
Which is not bad, If companies refuses to pay normal taxes it has no reason to exist.
Now they are going to exploit the English system, good luck
@@rickvankempen24 NL is trying to rid itself of it's tax haven/paradise image over time. The UK is doing the exact opposite. Many say that is why they had brexit. To avoid tax rules from the EU. So no surprise.
@@autohmae As fas I can tell, there is a difference in the economic system of the UK and mainland europe. But someone with much more understanding of economics may explain in detail. So we get to know the reall reason behind brexit. But I guess taxes or tax avoiding, may be just one of the reasons!!
The copy of the Declaration of Independence that the Andrew Doria carried is the only surviving copy and to this day it is still displayed in Amsterdam.
Another story is the one of John Adams, before the Revolution Adams visited the Netherlands to ask for a loan of 1 million Guilders to fund the Rebellion, they send him home with 4 million Guilders, after the war John Adams would return to become the first US ambassador in the Netherlands.
And John Adams was the second president of the USA.
i can't find the document, do you happen to know in which museum or archive it is?
was the loan ever repaid ???????
@@rickswart1313 Nope!
And his son Quincy John Adams became a student on the University of Leiden in the Netherlands and he became also president of the USA.
I think relations between the English and the Dutch were not so good because of the fact they were both 2 seafaring trading nations. Rivals. And the Anglo-Dutch wars, of which there were several (before the American revolution) didn't improve matters much. So relationships were always tense.
The Doggersbank is an undeep part (a sandbank) in the North Sea.
Concurrentie is er nog steeds en kan van een smeulend vuurtje ,door de Brexit ,weer aangewakkerd worden.
And because they think they are better ( the british) and are very snobish about most things.
nowadays relations with the UK and the Netherlands area really good though. we constantly work together in both economical and military endeavours and are on pretty good terms
And now they are one of our biggest trade partners and allies. Crazy how things can change so much so rapid🇳🇱❤️🇬🇧
War was endemic and generalised
I worked for a while in the USA in the 90's. And I was stunned that nobody knew about this part of history. even in New York where you still can see the Dutch roots today, like Hoboken, Haarlem (Harlem), Walstraat (Wallstreet), Peter Stuyvesant, Henry Hudson and much more. (Yeah I know Hudson was British but on Dutch payroll ;-) ). Nobody knew and still don't know.
I was in New York a was reading from a Peter Stuyvesant statue what was on the plate. It was written in old Dutch. A man walked by and ask me: You can read that?? I said sure. He said I live all my live here and nobody knows what is written on the plate. I said. Well it is in Old Dutch and I translated it for him. This was far before the rise of the internet so a simple Google search was a no no ;-). But I was amazed that people walk day in day out near a statue and don't know what it is about.... He thought it was a statue from the sigaret brand guy btw ;-)
So he learned something that day ;-)
I like it that you are interested to find out your history...
Oh and btw.. If you want to know who transported slaves from Africa to America?? Not so good news, we did. We didn't care in that time. It was trade.. (a black page in our history book)
The dutch (and belgians ) are the best kept secret in history , you will be suprised what hidden gems and influances they had on the past and modern world. Even the english language has its origins in the dutch language .the area that is the benelux is the little engine and the beating heart of europe. Most changes and ideas are formed in this region .
And they always punch above their weight .
You have quite the journey to explore in not only the history of the lowcountries but also the origins of major changes is europe.
Yeap! correct...
No the English language has its roots in Proto Scottish and North-sea germanic and yes the latter was mostly spoken in what is now the Netherlands and Belgium (Germany and Denmark too). But the people that spoke it(Anglo, Saxon and a few Frisians and Jutes) moved to Britain taking the language(s) with them, which eventually led to the Frankish language becoming dominant in the Netherlands which is a more middle Germanic language.
@@EdHunter55 Doggerland..
@@EricvanDorp007 Doggerland disappeared under the Northsea almost 7000 years ago. Pretty sure Dutch wasn't a thing back then and even if it was it would have been spoken in the German/Austrian border area ;)
@@EdHunter55 After they killed all native britons ,and installed their own , frisian languages.
Fun fact : the fist american ambessy in the world was stationed in The Hague founded by John Adams
So sad that the American embassy today is ugly is fuck
The Doggerbank is a large sandbank located in the middle of the North Sea but deep enough to be navigated across at 50-120 ft. It's a rich fishing ground similar to the Grand Banks of Newfoundland.
We Dutchies knew this. It sad the US doesn't or at least most of the US.
And it's also sad that the US puts the UK above The Netherlands in most cases.
Dat heet stank voor dank!
@@erikloupias7642 lol
I think it's great that you like my country so much. You do important work. Don't take this the wrong way, but your country seems to be a little distanced from reality right now. So Americans learning about the world is a great Couse. On the relationship with the English I want to say that now it's relatively good, even in Brexit times. The time that the video covered is a very different story. The Dutch used to be the biggest cockblock for the English before they became the undisputed superpower on the seas. So the relationship was difficult in those times.
14:25 the Dogger Bank is a shallow part of the North Sea that used to be above water, it was called Doggerland and connected Great Britain to Europe. It flooded due to rising sea levels around 6500 to 6200 BC
yes fisherman have fished up incredible antler bone carved into hooks, and other ornate things straight from the sea floor!
Bah the British got humiliated by the Dutch muliple times and therefor kinda left them out of history on purpose. But still i find it funny that the plaque honoring the salute of St. Eustacius was presented by president Franklin D. Roosevelt, who is of Dutch decent.
True even acounts of Waterloo they where condencending about the dutch/belgians , while the french and prusians praised them .
In responce King willem put up the monument at waterloo as a 2 finger salute to the british.
They even objected against the monument.
@@marcusfranconium3392 I did not know that and i'm dutch but I did not get this in my history classes. That is something I found out long ago that our history education is aweful even that of our own history.
@@sjoerdwillemsen7946 True i was lucky we had teachers near retiring and found history a must. often with the sign , who doesnt know his own history ,will never be a good citizen.
@@marcusfranconium3392 Ugh, indeed. Even British officers praised the Dutch/Belgian forces. Thankfully the Dutch/Belgian officers ignored Wellington most of the battle since he ordered a general withdraw at least three times. I really don't get why Wellington is still seen as a National Hero in the UK, he was absolutely dreadful as a commander.
Often Napoleon is criticized for attacking during bad weather, but he didn't attack because he was impatient, he attacked because the Anglo/Dutch army gave an opportunity by forming up on top or in front of hills instead of forming up behind them for cover. Some units lost as much as 80% of manpower due to French Artillery.
The whole point of the Battle of Waterloo was to hold, not to win, not to defeat the French, but to hold until the Prussians arrived to save their ass! Once they were present the French army was rufflestumped by the Prussians, not the British/Dutch.
@@Sanderos25 Wellington dreadfull as a commander?🤣 You must be kidding me. Wellington has never lost a major battle in his intire career. He was the one who drove Napoleon from Spain and Portugal.
as a Proud Dutchman this vid makes me even more proud to be Dutch! Remember that I respect America too! They were part of the Allies in World War 2 and helped to beat the Germans! Respect! I love Freedom! Greetings from the Netherlands
These are the cool things you never hear ad school.... i also didnt know this as a dutch person
also the pilgrims lived in the netherlands for 12 years before sailing to the new world they left cus it was too free in the netherlands
There was a news article a couple of days ago. The Netherlands is now the 4th richest country in the world.
Yeah suprising but that has a lot to do with the morgages and hausing market . they last 10 years every house rissen almost 100 k
Ik merk er niks van
That's because it's a corporate tax haven. Lots of large multinationals park their "headquarters" (single office with one person to answer the phone) on Dutch soil to avoid taxes. There's nothing in it for the Dutch people.
@@Trazynn According to the articles the study says they ranked the richest countries based on assets and debts of citizens, The Netherlands ranks 4th with an average net worth of $150.000,-
At 9.30m the talk of the origin of dutch-english relationship. That this relationship between the dutch and the english were a bit difficult, originates also from that era. Both seafaring nations. First the dutch later the english, who became the dominating force to later evolve in the British empire. The dutch, as a small country, had to be smart, and wanted to trade and make money. The english, not only wanted to trade, but first and foremost wanted to conquer land in the name of the king. So the mindset of the english was first, kill all the people who resist, enslave the ones who surrender, take the land, all in name of the king. Erase the existing culture of the native indians, the reason why the dutch are not mentioned in history books, is because they resisted. They were on good terms with the indians and wanted to trade. New Amsterdam was settled by the dutch, and Wall Street was named because of the wall to keep the english out, and protect the dutch and some native indians as well. There we have it, so many centuries ago, 4 dutch -english wars, and even now in these modern times, the difference between the dutch and the english is obvious.
We, the dutch, small country, not many people, strugle to keep the land and our feet dry, always had to think in solutions. The english had their military force, and could bully their way into the world as a colonizer. They had natural recources wood for ships, and they had iron ore to make guns and canons, bullets.
So the mindset of the people of these two nations, lies deeply within their respective geographical position in the world, and in how large in numbers the population was. One difference now, in modern days is, the dutch are very inventive, looking to progress, more into modernising. The english are a bit more conservative, more of what is good is good enough. They tend to look more back in time, when brittain still ruled the waves, so on that sentiment they had their brexit, away from the EU. Which is their biggest mistake in this 21st century, as far as trade is concerned with the rest of the world.
The Dutch are great in having small great parts/roles in the world history. Our own battle for independence was the deaths nail on the coffin of the second Roman empire (spain), Willem the second (then crown prices to be, later king) played an important part in the battle of Waterloo. Opening up the far east/Asia for trade. Settling on and discovery of Australia and such.
Sometimes with and sometimes in competition with the British.
Although we had 4 wars with them, mostly naval (and of which the second the Dutch won and still is the biggest British defeat, naval and in own waters) in a shortish time span. We became great allies afterwards.
We had 6 wars with them if you include "the Boers wars"!
Even without the Dutch Inventions like:
The submarine
The music cassette
CD
DVD
Blu-ray
WiFi
Bluetooth
The telescope
The microscope
The eye test
The stock market
Fair trade
The fire hose
World maps (atlas)
The thermometer
The Olympic flame
The speed camera
and then some .... It would be a different world as you know it!
Look up willem the 3rd. Our former king who took the English throne. His story from youth till death and Michiel the Ruyter's story put Dutch rise into intresting perspective
The Netherlands and Great Britain met again much later in a major conflict. The First (1880-1881) and Second Boer War (1899-1902) in South Africa. A stain on Great Britains history was the establishment of prison camps for women and children. But that's something for a next episode.
The Netherlands, although sympathising with the Boers, were neutral in the Boer wars. It was a small army of approx. 60.000 Boers that resisted the British so they had to send 500.000 soldiers and even then could not win.
Indeed they locked up the Boer wives and kids in concentration prison camps where thousands of them died. That is why the Boers had to surrender in the end. A big black stain in Britains history indeed.
For GB these wars were an eye opener: they learned the hard way that their battle tactics were hopelessly outdated and urgently needed modernisation.
This lesson came just in time because WW I was about to start.
Is there even a country the UK is friends with? They don't show it. The Netherlands wants to be the friend of every country so we can trade, but England was always competing. The Dutch knew the market was big enough for everyone, but the British people rather got rid of the competition...
As a Dutchman, I also didn't know all about his. We do get a lot of Dutch history in school but there's so much history to know, it's impossbible to cram it all in a few years of school so there is only a focus in big events. People that go on and study Dutch history usually specialize in a part, or a certain timeframe
There are multiple reaction here to what Dogger-bank is, but you are also right this is linked to "Doggerland" pre North sea.
don't feel bad i am kinda dutch and i never knew they were the first to recognize your independence and did so much :p
as a Dutch guy i really enjoy youre vids....even i am learning about my country..keep ip up dude
The current Dogger banks used to be dry land, Doggerland. During ice ages it connected the UK and European mainland. Several remains of settlings can still be found on the bottom of the North sea.
Those were Buffalo Skulls. Plains use to have 80 Million Buffalo. By 1900, I think there were less than 200. No wonder the Native Americans got upset. Geo Geek is really thorough. Thanks.
yay I love your reactions on dutch things.
Keep them comming woohooo!!! ;)
The big pile of cattle skulls are not cattle skulls. They are Bison skulls! They were shot en masse for fun because it was one of the main meat suppliers for the Indians. Probably one more thing to keep quiet about!
Doggerbank is located in the North sea between Denmark and the UK
New sub im from the netherlands tho !! Great content love to see this keep up te good work
So, while the Dutch supported the American independency war by smuggling gunpowder, they ended up in the 4th Anglo Dutch war and lost it in fact.
Correct, during the first 3 Anglo-Dutch wars the Dutch could go head to head and in the 2nd and 3rd absolutely came out on top. After the Glorious Revolution in 1688 or Glorieuze Overtocht in Dutch the two nations ended up as allies. This alliance would last a 100 years until the American Revolution. During this time the Dutch fleet diminished and the English fleet thrived. The 4th Anglo-Dutch War for the first time made the UK the primary power of the world and take the title of world superpower away from the Dutch Republic.
@@Sanderos25 Dankzij onze stadhouder Willem III ,die ook koning van Engeland was, zijn de Engelsen hun crisis te boven gekomen en een wereldmacht geworden en heeft hij zijn eigen land verwaarloosd.
@@erikloupias7642 Dus eigenlijk was dat al een opportunistische landverrader.
Other fun facts several presidents where from dutch decent: Martin van buren , Theodore Roosevelt, Warren g Harding, Franklin d roosevelt, and the bush family :P.
Ohhh and you have our en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Act_of_Abjuration ( predates US consitution by 100 years). But the consititution takes a lot of it. Some paragraphs are the excat same :P
Correction: the Act of Abjuration or “Akte van Verlatinghe” predates the US declaration of independence by almost 200 years. It was written in 1581 and declared that the Dutch provinces refused to any longer recognize the king of Spain as their sovereign and that they could choose a nee sovereign and form of government for themselves.
I am Dutch and think that we do not care what the English think, we belong to Europe and they don't , they left Europe, so help yourself. (I wrote it halfway the video, after seeing the 2nd half even myself do understand my reaction :) )
I think the photo in the beginning, are bison. At the time they were just shot for entertainment. Greetings from Amsterdam.
Try to guess how many former presidents U.S. got with Dutch roots? Roosevelt is one of them;)
the Dutch are more closer to the British than to the Americans now. Both Marine corps do joint trainings nowadays
9.09 no that is not true. The relationship between both countries is excellent.
That shows our "Dutch Courage..." (still confused where that saying came from by the way)
it's because we were rivals and rivals tend to mock each other.
I believe the saying dutch courage for also known as Dutch liquid courage aka alcohol preferably jenever. It was said that solders would drink jenever in war because of the warming effect, others say that it would make you more fearless, as most alcohol does. One thing is sure, the British army feared it, naming it dutch courage.
It probably started at Waterloo where Wellington placed a Dutch regiment in front of a hill instead of behind it. French artillery decimated the regiment, and the Dutch had to pull back, reorganised behind the British to go straight through them in a massive attack on the French. The Brits were stunned and apparently there is where the phrase "Dutch courage" was coming from. If it had anything to do with alcohol, well who knows.
Btw, this event is written by a Belgian reverend, I thought. Anyway, it was someone from a Belgian church who put it on paper.
Pmsl, Brits still think they are world leader....
The last hundred years great Britain and Holland go well together as well as a country and among the people... we like British people (if they're not too drunk and annoying other tourists🤣) and they like us
This was so awesome! My first video definitely subscribing keep it up
A lot of Americans have Dutch roots,so are the towns all over America look at the names all over in America, New York was New Amsterdam en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_place_names_of_Dutch_origin_in_the_United_States
you already know more about Holland! than a lot of ppl living here ;p
I think you are really interested in our way of life. You can look A wanderlust of live; an american expat who lives here from 2014.
These days we pretty much like the British. Or at least, I never heard anything that would suggest otherwise.
this
In the 21 Century we are still at odds with the UK if you are talking about Social Media and Gaming, due to Wales their negative influence on the UK . Outside that we pretty much get along well.
The Dogger Bank is a large shallow sandbank area in the North Sea between the UK, NL and DK. Several important naval battles took place here.The one featured in this video obviously, one in 1696 and one in 1915 at the beginning of the WWI between UK and Germany which is probably the most famous one of them at this day and age - where Germany was defeated by the (UK) Royal Navy, but it was a relatively narrow win. German navy was generally underestimated up until this point and this battle has clearly shown the true balance of both naval forces of both countries and that the German navy really is a force to be reckoned with.
- see: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dogger_Bank
Current relation between us en the uk is fine, great even. Historical though, some problems
i think there were 3 anglo- dutch wars, all naval battels
Charlie nice video you make greethings from Rotterdam en Holland
Nope Dogger Bank is a sandbar in the North Sea, roughly midway between England and the Netherlands.
Its very intresting how such a small country (where im from) can mean so much to the entire world. For example this video.
I come from the east. The city of Enschede. Could you possibly cover that. I love your videos.
I live in Almere province of Flevoland which is 5 meters below sea level so i know what we the dutch are being capable of.
Those were bison, the food of the native Americans.
the dutch is kind of we are only a spoken woords (its the langues) but its alrigth to (its atleast better then concider germany)
We know I am 75 years old we learnd at scool.
hey go check the Prussian, who helped Washington :-)
Spain and France también han ayudado a la independencia de Sua
I think it were buffalo skulls. :(
Yep .... hunted for their tongues and pelts with the rest left on the plains to rot. after the flesh rotted away the bones were collected to be ground down for fertilizer and glue.
BTW It's formal name is Bison. Buffalo is a misnomer as it is barely related to the True Buffalo, but it IS a commonly used name for the animal.
Heya Mr Vest, i really like your videos about the netherlands they are educating to most folks i presume, and as a dutch guy its fun to see how foreigners to the netherlands see the netherlands, however there are alot of darker sides wich i never see adressed, not only in your videos but in not one to be honest. You see we pay a shitload of taxes here. It is insane, One guy once calculated, that from each euro earned, 70%!!!! goes to taxes. its moronic. While bussineses, like the really big ones, dont pay taxes at all. Then there is this klimate hoax shit wich our government fell for big time, like most "left" countries did. Wich only make us pay more taxes. The people here are stripped from their cash like crazy. And most people say "well we have it good dont we?" Well yes, but of a country with this good economy we could have it alot better. Frikn houses problems all over. Our dumb ass government takes in revugees from all over the planet while we ourselves cant buy a house cuz there are none, and the revugeees once they get their status of "Dutchguy" get one appointed. Yes netherlands is nice, but the damn government lost its mind. We have more rules here then there are words in the dictionairy. We have a financial minister here wich is graduated in history class. A foreign minister wich is graduated in frikn drama class, i mean man, help us our damn country lost its mind!!
Right.. raging, and continue watching your vid again. good job man keep it up
De Tsaar van Rusland, had zijn marine opleiding gehad in Nederland en hier ook op de universiteit gezeten. En dan had hij besloten om Sint Petersburg uit te roepen tot marine stad.
I am new to your channel and you seem a real ok guy, but I was wondering, did you allready visited the Netherlands 🇳🇱?
Request 😎🤣🤣 it was a " strong worded threat"
Ower way or te high way!! On gun point.
Our relations with the English are good. Perhaps the only bit of tension might be because of Brexit, since we're a founding member of the foundation of the EU.
Potatoes are way way more important than these flowers by the way... show those for a change :)
Imagine a people: hard working and trade loving, being told by other peoples that they aren't allowed to prosper and harvest the fruits of their labor.
Ppl don’t realize How the Dutch shaped the world and still do. It’s not America the great it’s if your not Dutch you are not much 😜
We dont know this in the netherlands 😅
Correction, you don't know this, but now you do!
its not why we ride bikes america could be like us if they tried its always its too big or its too this or its too that no it isnt we have cars here too we just ride bikes in the citys and to shops cus everything is build closer for that purpose america could be like the netherlands atleast states could
At 6:16 you said: "The only one getting hurt is the black guy." I forgot his name, but this guy should be actually famous in the USA, as he was one of the first to die in the Revolutionary war. I'm Dutch, so I do not know his name. But I guess if you google: "famous black people who died during the US revolution"... you'll probably get an instant hit on his name. Or google "Boston Massacre" I guess.
the english stole our colonies of Ceylon, South Africa, and Indonesia, as the French attacked us, the english took our colonies. After Napoleon they gave Indonesia back to the Dutch, but kept the rest.
6:11 😂😂😂😂
Doggerbank, a bank in the middle of the Northsea.
There's no animosity between us (british) and the dutch. At the end of the day, the colonies wanted independence, and we were weak from the napoleonic wars and in a more vulnerable state. With help from the French and Dutch, America became independent. I'm loving the channel bro. Hope you react to more British stuff too, but there's plenty of that already on youtube so I honestly wouldn't be mad for the dutch to have a little bit of coverage lol
Not in modern times, although there was a lot of laughter and irritation after Brexit. In the times that the Dutch trade empire rivaled the British however, there was a lot of tension that often boiled over, hence why there were four anglo-dutch wars. We also invaded England, making that whole untouched since 1066 story a lie. The interference with Belgium wasn’t appreciated either and some of us never really forgave you guys for the Boer wars, Nieuw Amsterdam (New York), Nieuw Holland (Australia) and Nieuw Zeeland (New Zealand), not to mention that time when it took Britain, France and two German city states ganging up on us to defeat us. That time where we sailed up the Thames, destroyed a major fleet and stole the British Capital ship is very nice to remember though.
@@jonasgraumans2034 In the 17th century the British didn't rival the Dutch trade empire. Their navy did rival the Dutch in European trade the British stood no chance and that was by far the biggest trade.
@@jonasgraumans2034 I think untouched since 1066 more refers to being successfully invaded. I never learned about any great dutch invasion?
@@michael_177 1688, William III of the Netherlands invaded to depose the catholic James ans became king of England. The British don’t see it as an invasion because of the lack of massive battles and because of the fact that Wiliam demanded some of the most powerful nobles to send him a request to invade so he had an excuse. After he landed with almost 40,000 troops, the largely protestant English Army suffered massive desertions and James couldn’t put up meaningful resistance. Because most of the largely protestant British saw William, who was a well known protestant icon, as a liberator, rather than an invader like William the Conqueror in 1066, it nowadays isn’t seen as an invasion by the British, but it’s still a foreign leader forcefully deposing the rightful ruler and seizing the throne.
@@jonasgraumans2034 it's not really a invasion if you are invited. Don't forget that James II lost the support of the Navy and most of the Army. And rightfull ruler? England was not an absolute monarchy. The King was bound by the Parliament. He lost the support of the Parliament and William III could only become King of England after accepting the demands made by the Parliament
Doggerbank is a kind of shallow isle before coast of The Netherlands. And yes we, as Dutchies learn also from your TH-cams. And the Dutchies didn’t like the Brits, till the second worldwar, the kiked out the Germans but since they left the EU we don’t like them anymore. We like their humor but not their arrogance.
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Doggerbank is between England/Scotland and The Netherlands. Underneath the North Sea.
I think the Dutch and English people are very good friends today! I have many English friends.
the deceleration of independence is rumort to be based on the dutch one
It is. it's called "acte van verlatinge"
Nice video Charly 👍
Probably the dutch had numural hate love relations whit great britian its kinda a thing througout history and some times even today on some things
The League of Armed Neutrality
Ah great, just got back from gaybars and spacecake in Amsterdam. Let's chill out with your cool content, love it c: cool, coolcoolcool
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LOL they are talking about the long history of Netherlands and yet showing the current map of Netherlands LOL
Two quortes of the Netherlands are under see level
i still think the british are cool though.
We all made mistakes in the past ;P
without the dutch no usa :D
The dutch golden coach that was used by the king and queen in the netherlands have very disturbing images on the side of the coach. There is an image painted showing slavery.
No there isn't.
It shows native people putting gifts in front of our queen they aren't slaves
@@010Jordi Correct, the typical patronizing, condescending 'we're going to elevate those people' of those days.
These images were not considered "very disturbing"..and still they are not disturbing. The golden coach is what it is. A statement of that time, that period. We cannot erase history, by putting our morality of today on things that happened in the past.
If we can make a buck we will.
We (the Dutch) have had multiple wars with our western neighbour, but from (at least) the 20th century on, our relationship has been mutually beneficial, wel, that is is until they decided to shoot themselves in the foot with Brexit
Hey man. You do a lot of Dutch clips. That's cool since I am from Holland. But your AGR logo kinda sucks. Want some help there? Maybe an intro clip too?
There's no animosity between the Brits and the Dutch. People, including the royal family, fled to the UK during the German occupation. The Dutch love to mock the Germans and the Belgians but even in some amicable mockery there's nothing between the Brits and the Dutch.
You are right (I think, I am not sure).. but the Netherlands are the second biggest exporting country, on agricultural food in the world... Yes, the U.S.A, is still the biggest.
Yes I am a proud Dutchie ! But I'am not blind. You and me might not like the Donald Trump (?).
Still about 1/5 th of the Dutch voters would vote for Trump. Just saying, without pride. But let us not get pollitical. But I think you should know. As Dutch people and the Germans like to follow the U.S.A. No not on everything, but surely on Hollywood.
But please do not ideolise the Dutch. We are not the gateway to heaven... In those ages, we (or those Dutchies than) did not care about your rights, nor of the English. In a terrible way we were like Donald Trump (or at least our merchants over seas)... we did only care about the money by then.
As you could imagine the Dutch, Spanish, French and Portuguese army's were allready in conflicht with each otrer. All countries with an acces to the North sea, or to the Atlantic Ocean. And just like modern warfare, the enemies of our enemies were our best friends... als long as it lasted. No, we Dutchmen were nog that much else as the current world leaders. But still, we were the smallest player by then.
The Americans would always be thankfull for the Dutch support? No that was not entirely true. Okay, America was on the side of Europe against the nazi's (and we are allways thankfull for them, who wanted to sacrifice their lives for a free Europe.
But as I can remember (sorry, another political dissision) from George Bush Jr... threatened the Netherlands to invade us (and was prepared to kill our army, police force and citicens if the international court of Law/ justice court would sentance one American for warcrimes. If it was a soldie or some Blackwater gun for hire.
Yes that was almost like an explenation of war. To kill thousands to get one American war criminal free. Some republicans love serial killers more, than humanity.
I wish you all the best! The Netherlands probably thank you too! You are always welcome here. But not everything is as good here as it seems. The same counts for America. Every country has to deal with their own history... some for the good, some for the better... and yeah, some for the worse. And almost all elder countries have to deal with all of the!
Honestly, I've never heard anyone speak ill of the British, at least nothing serious. Our average opinion is mostly that the Brits' sense of humor's weird, that they're often pretentious and/or prude and that they have some of the worst teeth of the entire world, I think
Tsaar peter de grote.
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18 biggest economy now yeah... but we were top 3. Al because of the EU.
The EU is bad for Europe.
yeah.....nope.