The Dutch and the British West and East Indias Companies were who truelly transformed slavery into a mega industry and yet, there are still people who elogiate them for the money they made and at the same time criticize other countries who never achieved their gigantic numbers of traffic! This has to end, each one must assume its own responsability, or they will pass the guilt, racism and lies to the next generations...
Very informative but it's historically accurate that small hats were the principal stockholders of DWIC and owned the ships. Founded in 1621, it's shares were already bought up by the end of the 17th century by one small group and they definitely weren't ⚪.
Piet Hein's capture of the treasure/silver fleet also made the Dutch start an offensive towards the south. It basically established Dutch control over the regions now known as North Brabant and Zealandic Flanders, as well as a great number of exclaves in the area around Maastricht. Because nearly all inhabitants were Catholic due to the war, they never got any regional autonomy and the churches were taken. These are interesting things about history with globalization, and how one short event on the other side of the world has so much effect on the history of an area on the other side of the world.
I use this for our education programma supply chain management now and how it start during colonialism .. Be blessed... People have to know how Europe used human capital to enrich itself .. Great job.
9:58 Aruba, Curacao and St. Maarten are autonomous within the Dutch Kingdom of the Netherlands Bonaire, Saba and St. Eustatius are external provinces or special townships of the Netherlands / Dutch State. You had it the other way around in the vid 🙂 Keep up the good works 😎
spent a year in Recife Olinda in 2015 and i read the local pernambuco history books.. and they were facinating..the history revolves around the sugar plantations and the jewish money lenders, ( hundreds of historic references to Masonic involvement in politics and business) ,, plus the whole amazing history of Palmares,, a city in the thick forest hills made by tens of thousands of african people who had escaped plantations and organized themselves.. they traded with the native tribes by then only living in the interior.. like arco verde ,, where they still use an ayahuasca like DMT plant called Jurema. Then there werre the cangeceiros ,, wild cowboys gangss who roamed the dry lands.. called SERTAO ,, the most famous of them is Lampiao .. and his wife Maria bello.. .. hollywood does not know what its missing.. the history here is insane.. just pernambuco alone.. which was created by the dutch.. Recife built by Marucio de Nassau.. and then all this chaos happened because the french and portuguese started competing for the region.. which allowed the enslaved people,, and the natives and crazy cowbosys to let loose.. and live free for about a hundred years until the portuguese won out and order was estabilished.. ,, another amazing town.. centuries later.. is Canudos.. not in pernambuco.. but a socialist soiecity.. utiopian and successful.. until they printed their own currency and then the army went up and wiped them out.. eventually.. after all out guerillawar fare .. .. crazy....success story that exzemplifies the power of alt currencies.
@@HistoryHustle I spent a year in Recife Olinda in 2015 and i read the local pernambuco history books.. and they were facinating..the history revolves around the sugar plantations and the jewish money lenders, ( hundreds of historic references to Masonic involvement in politics and business) ,, plus the whole amazing history of Palmares,, a city in the thick forest hills made by tens of thousands of african people who had escaped plantations and organized themselves.. they traded with the native tribes by then only living in the interior.. like arco verde ,, where they still use an ayahuasca like DMT plant called Jurema. Then there werre the cangeceiros ,, wild cowboys gangss who roamed the dry lands.. called SERTAO ,, the most famous of them is Lampiao .. and his wife Maria bello.. .. hollywood does not know what its missing.. the history here is insane.. just pernambuco alone.. which was created by the dutch.. Recife built by Marucio de Nassau.. and then all this chaos happened because the french and portuguese started competing for the region.. which allowed the enslaved people,, and the natives and crazy cowbosys to let loose.. and live free for about a hundred years until the portuguese won out and order was estabilished.. ,, another amazing town.. centuries later.. is Canudos.. not in pernambuco.. but a socialist soiecity.. utiopian and successful.. until they printed their own currency and then the army went up and wiped them out.. eventually.. after all out guerillawar fare .. .. crazy....success story that exzemplifies the power of alt currencies.
According to native Americans Dutch intercepted their trade by selling them liquir which influenced "way of life." Which refers to their spiritual traditions. Great video btw. Once I found out there was a wealthy merchant Dutch trader with the name of Samuel Blommaert who became one of the directors of the WIC. Do you know anything about that?
Dank voor je reactie. Helaas kan ik de lijst niet zo gauw meer vinden. Ik had er een PDF van, maar ben op dit moment op reis en heb dit niet bij de hand.
In Brazil, this company is known for two things: The construction of infrastructure in what is now known as the northeast, mainly in Recife, capital of the new Netherlands. And also for the slave trade, when they invaded the city of Luanda in Angola to be able to bring slaves to the new Netherlands (Brazil).
Lol same org changed the clothes, dutch east indie company(Dutch)-east indie company(Britains)-Wallst(US), thanks to you for the history lectures, peace from Indonesia.
Also speaking about dutch brazil, do the dutches learn about it at School? Here in brazil, specially in our northeast, the dutch colonization is “celebrated “. There is a man called Maurício de nassau whose government really did something for Recife , the capital of one of our district
Don't know how it is today, but I never learned this in Dutch school. I was amazed when I first read about this. I get that secondary schools can't cover everything, but this is a pretty sad omission. What I didn't know until I read your comment is that this heritage is still celebrated in Recife. I will have to go there some day.
I mean its not celebrated as a popular party or something, but every history teacher i had, said that it was the best age of the northeast of brazil, which nowadays is of the pourest parts in our Country. Maurício de nassau built a sewer system , and observatorium, improved the water system, declarated freedom of religion and so many other things I think he stayed as the representative of the WIC from 1644-1654 and he was removed from the charge due to some internal crisis with the company and i due to some financerial crisis from the 30 years war and due to the governament from Oliver Cromwell who dissalowed foreign boats to merchandise in england ( and the dutchs were good sailors and had a huge profit in trading) Well, good to talk to u Piece 👍
But dont get me wrong, the brazilian northeast is definitely one of the most beautiful placês in the world. I suggest you seach for João Pessoa, the capital city of Paraiba( brazilian state) and Fernando de Noronha (Brazilian caribe, literaly) and so many others
@@lucast.6316 Very fascinating, thank you for the clarification. Brazil is for sure high up on my bucket list once intercontinental travel becomes a bit less fraught. And I certainly would consider those areas.
Ben blij dat u mijn video's kunt waarderen. Nederlandse Maagdeneilanden zal in de toekomst wellicht nog langskomen. Binnenkort sta ik stil bij de kolonisatie en dekolonisatie van Indonesië.
That is actually a very good question I haven't thought of. I think there was not one capital of the Dutch West Indies. Because I believe the trade was different. The VOC traded mostly spices that came from all over the East Indies (even products from China and Japan) that it needed a central hub which became Batavia (now Jakarta). As for the West Indies it did a lot of slave trading that had its base on Curaçao with its main city of Willemstad. It is very interesting to dive into the different styles of colonization carried out by the VOC and WIC and comparing them. It requires me further reading and thinking. If I have some more concrete anwers I'll get back to this question. Thanks for posting!
@@xXTheoLinuxXx dont worry brothers, each people responsible for their own action, I am Indonesian, so we have nothing to do with that history, what we can do as new generation is build better relationship and trade based on fair, equality, trust etc for the sake of humanity in future.
@@YouOnUsPath I grew up in a neighbourhood with a lot of Indonesian people, they were almost family. I was calling them uncle and aunt and my Indonesian friends did the same to my parents. I totally agree with you, it would be much nicer to write some new chapters in the Indonesian/Dutch relationbook full of good things :)
You'll likely find simply using "(the) enslaved (people)" rather than "slave-made-people" easier to say and appropriate to communicate understanding of the horror of that crime and holocaust 👍Our convenience in a case like this does not serve us in the end Maintaining vigilance in or clarity of thought would go a long way to keeping us from repeating acts & periods of horrendous inhumanity
In deze video over de WIC? Dacht dat ik het er niet over had. Hoe dan ook, omdat ik nu op reis ben kan ik het moeilijk checken. Meestal zoek ik iets wel goed uit, maar vergissingen kunnen er altijd in sluipen...
I traced my grand mas lineage all the way back to the dutch west India company, trail goes cold after that, she always said her folks came from bahamas, who knows where after that, america has dont a great disservice to us indigenous ppls
There is no way of down playing the happenings. That would only bring about resentment, and finally destruction - to put it in a single term..., Diversity is what we have. History is what we have. Pain?! .. well, let me just say. This American generation hasn't experienced pain yet. So, hold on to your seats folks cause we're inn for a tough ride. Keep it together
I would not consider it to rank that high on the list of atrocities in history, yea it was a massive misery engine but nothing can compare to all of crimes of Imperial Japan, except for maybe what Bandera's minions did to poles, that was utterly disgusting, but not even the OUN-B comes quite to the level of the island dwarves.
Jodensavanne Article Talk Language Download PDF Watch Edit Jodensavanne (Dutch, "Jewish Savanna") was a Jewish plantation community in Suriname, South America, and was for a time the centre of Jewish life in the colony. It was established in the 1600s by Sephardi Jews and became more developed and wealthy after a group of Jews fleeing persecution in Brazil settled there in the 1660s.[2] It was located in what is now Para District, about 50 km (31 mi) south of the capital Paramaribo, on the Suriname River. Sugarcane plantations were established by forcing Black African people to work as slaves. At its height in around 1700, Jodensavanne was home to roughly 500 plantation owners and 9000 enslaved people.[3] The colony faced regular attacks from Indigenous people, slave revolts, and even raids from the French navy.[4] The community eventually relocated to the capital of Paramaribo. Clearing of grave sites and maintenance of the synagogue ruins has been attempted at various times from the 1940s to the 21st century.[3]
I've been watching some video of this dude how racist America is because of slavery and how wonderful and woke the Dutch are this dude doesn't know or doesn't want people to know that the Dutch dealt in slavery
The Dutch and the British West and East Indias Companies were who truelly transformed slavery into a mega industry and yet, there are still people who elogiate them for the money they made and at the same time criticize other countries who never achieved their gigantic numbers of traffic! This has to end, each one must assume its own responsability, or they will pass the guilt, racism and lies to the next generations...
Thanks for sharing this.
Found you from the comments in the 16 Days in Berlin video. Glad I did! You're doing a good job!
Thank you so much for the nice comment!
Very informative but it's historically accurate that small hats were the principal stockholders of DWIC and owned the ships. Founded in 1621, it's shares were already bought up by the end of the 17th century by one small group and they definitely weren't ⚪.
bingo
Piet Hein's capture of the treasure/silver fleet also made the Dutch start an offensive towards the south. It basically established Dutch control over the regions now known as North Brabant and Zealandic Flanders, as well as a great number of exclaves in the area around Maastricht. Because nearly all inhabitants were Catholic due to the war, they never got any regional autonomy and the churches were taken. These are interesting things about history with globalization, and how one short event on the other side of the world has so much effect on the history of an area on the other side of the world.
Thanks for sharing your insights on this.
I use this for our education programma supply chain management now and how it start during colonialism .. Be blessed... People have to know how Europe used human capital to enrich itself .. Great job.
Thanks for your reply, Roy!
9:58 Aruba, Curacao and St. Maarten are autonomous within the Dutch Kingdom of the Netherlands
Bonaire, Saba and St. Eustatius are external provinces or special townships of the Netherlands / Dutch State.
You had it the other way around in the vid 🙂
Keep up the good works 😎
Many thanks for sharing this.
mind sharing where you found the second painting? or the title of it? bedankt
Sorry cannot say anymore. Probably Wikipedia.
Genoten van deze video 👌🏻 En de waarheid mag gezegd worden i.p.v. het veranderen van geschiedenis. Dank je wel 😊
Dank voor je reactie.
Nieuw Nederland deserves its own video on your channel, Petrus Stuyvesant was too badass
Perhaps in the future.
spent a year in Recife Olinda in 2015 and i read the local pernambuco history books.. and they were facinating..the history revolves around the sugar plantations and the jewish money lenders, ( hundreds of historic references to Masonic involvement in politics and business) ,, plus the whole amazing history of Palmares,, a city in the thick forest hills made by tens of thousands of african people who had escaped plantations and organized themselves.. they traded with the native tribes by then only living in the interior.. like arco verde ,, where they still use an ayahuasca like DMT plant called Jurema. Then there werre the cangeceiros ,, wild cowboys gangss who roamed the dry lands.. called SERTAO ,, the most famous of them is Lampiao .. and his wife Maria bello.. .. hollywood does not know what its missing.. the history here is insane.. just pernambuco alone.. which was created by the dutch.. Recife built by Marucio de Nassau.. and then all this chaos happened because the french and portuguese started competing for the region.. which allowed the enslaved people,, and the natives and crazy cowbosys to let loose.. and live free for about a hundred years until the portuguese won out and order was estabilished.. ,, another amazing town.. centuries later.. is Canudos.. not in pernambuco.. but a socialist soiecity.. utiopian and successful.. until they printed their own currency and then the army went up and wiped them out.. eventually.. after all out guerillawar fare .. .. crazy....success story that exzemplifies the power of alt currencies.
Very interesting to read, thanks for sharing!
Really great video! So informative, concise and easy to understand. Thank you
Great to read, thanks!
Speaking about Duch Brazil, have you heard about Krzysztof Arciszewski?
I haven't, just did a quick search. "vice-governor of Dutch Brazil " Fascinating! Thanks for bringing this man up.
@@HistoryHustle I spent a year in Recife Olinda in 2015 and i read the local pernambuco history books.. and they were facinating..the history revolves around the sugar plantations and the jewish money lenders, ( hundreds of historic references to Masonic involvement in politics and business) ,, plus the whole amazing history of Palmares,, a city in the thick forest hills made by tens of thousands of african people who had escaped plantations and organized themselves.. they traded with the native tribes by then only living in the interior.. like arco verde ,, where they still use an ayahuasca like DMT plant called Jurema. Then there werre the cangeceiros ,, wild cowboys gangss who roamed the dry lands.. called SERTAO ,, the most famous of them is Lampiao .. and his wife Maria bello.. .. hollywood does not know what its missing.. the history here is insane.. just pernambuco alone.. which was created by the dutch.. Recife built by Marucio de Nassau.. and then all this chaos happened because the french and portuguese started competing for the region.. which allowed the enslaved people,, and the natives and crazy cowbosys to let loose.. and live free for about a hundred years until the portuguese won out and order was estabilished.. ,, another amazing town.. centuries later.. is Canudos.. not in pernambuco.. but a socialist soiecity.. utiopian and successful.. until they printed their own currency and then the army went up and wiped them out.. eventually.. after all out guerillawar fare .. .. crazy....success story that exzemplifies the power of alt currencies.
@@jamesadams9027 truth
I’m confused about the Dutch East and West India company and the English East India company
According to native Americans Dutch intercepted their trade by selling them liquir which influenced "way of life." Which refers to their spiritual traditions. Great video btw. Once I found out there was a wealthy merchant Dutch trader with the name of Samuel Blommaert who became one of the directors of the WIC. Do you know anything about that?
Goede video, bedankt! Waar kan ik de lijst van de slavenschepen terugvinden?
Dank voor je reactie. Helaas kan ik de lijst niet zo gauw meer vinden. Ik had er een PDF van, maar ben op dit moment op reis en heb dit niet bij de hand.
In Brazil, this company is known for two things: The construction of infrastructure in what is now known as the northeast, mainly in Recife, capital of the new Netherlands.
And also for the slave trade, when they invaded the city of Luanda in Angola to be able to bring slaves to the new Netherlands (Brazil).
Thanks for sharing this.
You mean New Holland? New Netherland was in North America
@@DeVolksrepubliek In Brazil we normally call it "Dutch Brazil".
@@sportm1lgrau550 Oh yeah, I’m just saying bc you called it New Netherland above
Lol same org changed the clothes, dutch east indie company(Dutch)-east indie company(Britains)-Wallst(US), thanks to you for the history lectures, peace from Indonesia.
Thanks for watching.
Learn more about the Dutch East India Company (VOC):
th-cam.com/video/sXvAb2Jj6Dc/w-d-xo.html
Did the Dutch give reparations to the ancestors of slavery?
Here my insights on this:
th-cam.com/video/oHbUqi1MV7k/w-d-xo.html
Also speaking about dutch brazil, do the dutches learn about it at School? Here in brazil, specially in our northeast, the dutch colonization is “celebrated “.
There is a man called Maurício de nassau whose government really did something for Recife , the capital of one of our district
Sorry just saw the Part of your vídeo about Mauricio de nassau
Don't know how it is today, but I never learned this in Dutch school. I was amazed when I first read about this. I get that secondary schools can't cover everything, but this is a pretty sad omission.
What I didn't know until I read your comment is that this heritage is still celebrated in Recife. I will have to go there some day.
I mean its not celebrated as a popular party or something, but every history teacher i had, said that it was the best age of the northeast of brazil, which nowadays is of the pourest parts in our Country.
Maurício de nassau built a sewer system , and observatorium, improved the water system, declarated freedom of religion and so many other things
I think he stayed as the representative of the WIC from 1644-1654 and he was removed from the charge due to some internal crisis with the company and i due to some financerial crisis from the 30 years war and due to the governament from Oliver Cromwell who dissalowed foreign boats to merchandise in england ( and the dutchs were good sailors and had a huge profit in trading)
Well, good to talk to u
Piece 👍
But dont get me wrong, the brazilian northeast is definitely one of the most beautiful placês in the world.
I suggest you seach for João Pessoa, the capital city of Paraiba( brazilian state) and Fernando de Noronha (Brazilian caribe, literaly) and so many others
@@lucast.6316 Very fascinating, thank you for the clarification. Brazil is for sure high up on my bucket list once intercontinental travel becomes a bit less fraught. And I certainly would consider those areas.
Absoluut geweldig! Ik wou ook graag een video over De Nederlandse Maagdeneilanden zien als het mogelijk is. Dank u wel nog eens!
Ben blij dat u mijn video's kunt waarderen. Nederlandse Maagdeneilanden zal in de toekomst wellicht nog langskomen. Binnenkort sta ik stil bij de kolonisatie en dekolonisatie van Indonesië.
Zo heb ik ze nooit horen noemen, de voormalige Antillen.
If batavia was the capital city for Dutch East Indies. So where was the capital city of Dutch West Indies?
That is actually a very good question I haven't thought of. I think there was not one capital of the Dutch West Indies. Because I believe the trade was different. The VOC traded mostly spices that came from all over the East Indies (even products from China and Japan) that it needed a central hub which became Batavia (now Jakarta). As for the West Indies it did a lot of slave trading that had its base on Curaçao with its main city of Willemstad. It is very interesting to dive into the different styles of colonization carried out by the VOC and WIC and comparing them. It requires me further reading and thinking. If I have some more concrete anwers I'll get back to this question. Thanks for posting!
@@HistoryHustle No problem. As an Indonesian it's really interesting to learn another part of Dutch colonialism which we never taught in school.
@@swaus9442 neither did we :) a lot of dutchies consider Indonesians as our brothers and sisters, but that is a different subject ;)
@@xXTheoLinuxXx dont worry brothers, each people responsible for their own action, I am Indonesian, so we have nothing to do with that history, what we can do as new generation is build better relationship and trade based on fair, equality, trust etc for the sake of humanity in future.
@@YouOnUsPath I grew up in a neighbourhood with a lot of Indonesian people, they were almost family. I was calling them uncle and aunt and my Indonesian friends did the same to my parents. I totally agree with you, it would be much nicer to write some new chapters in the Indonesian/Dutch relationbook full of good things :)
Only half a million enslaved Africans. Where did the rest of the melanated people came from Humm something to think about.
This makes sense where the Dutch comes from in my African
American ancestry history.
Guess so yes.
The Dutch only transported though
You'll likely find simply using "(the) enslaved (people)" rather than "slave-made-people" easier to say and appropriate to communicate understanding of the horror of that crime and holocaust 👍Our convenience in a case like this does not serve us in the end Maintaining vigilance in or clarity of thought would go a long way to keeping us from repeating acts & periods of horrendous inhumanity
Thanks for sharing this.
Can you share to me about documenter video or full story of Tuanku Imam bonjol in west sumatera ( Indonesia )
See this video that I shot:
th-cam.com/video/fOAPGNQv4BA/w-d-xo.html
@@HistoryHustle thank you
Can I sharing with you about historical of indonesia on WhatsApp ?
since Lima Peru , very good job .... go on
Thanks!
Je hebt de status van Aruba, Curaçao en Sint Maarten omgedraaid met die van Bonaire, Saba en Sint Eustatius
Leg uit.
Aruba, Curaçao en Sint Maarten zijn de autonome landen, de Bes-eilanden zijn de “bijzondere gemeenten”
Zeg ik dat in deze video?
History Hustle Je zegt het omgekeerde, dat de CASt landen “special townships” zijn en de BES eilanden “autonomous” zijn, het is dus omgekeerd
In deze video over de WIC? Dacht dat ik het er niet over had. Hoe dan ook, omdat ik nu op reis ben kan ik het moeilijk checken. Meestal zoek ik iets wel goed uit, maar vergissingen kunnen er altijd in sluipen...
I traced my grand mas lineage all the way back to the dutch west India company, trail goes cold after that, she always said her folks came from bahamas, who knows where after that, america has dont a great disservice to us indigenous ppls
Thanks for sharing your insights.
Aruba, Curacao en Sint Maarten zijn geen antillen meer. Ze zijn gewoon landen in de Koningkrijk, "Koningkrijk Der Nederlanden".
Klopt, is veranderd ja.
There is no way of down playing the happenings. That would only bring about resentment, and finally destruction - to put it in a single term...,
Diversity is what we have. History is what we have. Pain?! .. well, let me just say. This American generation hasn't experienced pain yet. So, hold on to your seats folks cause we're inn for a tough ride. Keep it together
Are you referring to current events? Not sure what you mean...
Leuke video!
Bedankt Job!
'enslaved people' may be more accurate english
upload full piet hain song
True and I am not a singer haha.
I would not consider it to rank that high on the list of atrocities in history, yea it was a massive misery engine but nothing can compare to all of crimes of Imperial Japan, except for maybe what Bandera's minions did to poles, that was utterly disgusting, but not even the OUN-B comes quite to the level of the island dwarves.
Think this is whataboutism and irrelevant to compare. History is about details and nuances, not ranking.
Colonizations and nominations. Still?
Not sure what you mean.
"Fun" fact: this company would be worth 7.3 trillion dollars
Thanks for sharing.
Very sad...
Yes indeed.
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Jodensavanne (Dutch, "Jewish Savanna") was a Jewish plantation community in Suriname, South America, and was for a time the centre of Jewish life in the colony. It was established in the 1600s by Sephardi Jews and became more developed and wealthy after a group of Jews fleeing persecution in Brazil settled there in the 1660s.[2] It was located in what is now Para District, about 50 km (31 mi) south of the capital Paramaribo, on the Suriname River. Sugarcane plantations were established by forcing Black African people to work as slaves. At its height in around 1700, Jodensavanne was home to roughly 500 plantation owners and 9000 enslaved people.[3] The colony faced regular attacks from Indigenous people, slave revolts, and even raids from the French navy.[4] The community eventually relocated to the capital of Paramaribo. Clearing of grave sites and maintenance of the synagogue ruins has been attempted at various times from the 1940s to the 21st century.[3]
Ben daar ongeveer een jaar geleden geweest.
I've been watching some video of this dude how racist America is because of slavery and how wonderful and woke the Dutch are this dude doesn't know or doesn't want people to know that the Dutch dealt in slavery
That is explained in the very video you're commenting under 🤦♂️