- Surinam (Dutch: Suriname), also unofficially known as Dutch Guiana, was a Dutch plantation colony in the Guianas...
- ...in Surinam, Well its Dutch, it is also the most dominant language spoken in Surinam, but Surinamese or Srang tongo goes side to side with the Dutch language.
- In total 636 soldiers served in the TRIS army. These soldiers were tasked with patrolling and policing duties within the Dutch colony of Surinam.Ibidem.
- The Spaniards first explored Suriname in the 16th century, and the English then settled it in the mid-17th century. Suriname became a Dutch colony in 1667.
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- Dutch slaving ships had not called in to Surinam as the colony had a sizeable influx of indentured servants directly from England.
- This page contains text from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia - https://wn.com/Suriname. Surinam (Dutch colony).
- Presidential Palace of Suriname. Main article: Surinam (Dutch colony). Beginning in the 16th century, French, Spanish and English explorers visited the area.
- Raids by the Surinamese Liberation Army, a guerrilla group better known as the Jungle Commando (JC) and consisting mainly of Maroons, disrupted bauxite...
- Surinam (dutch guiana). Dutch possession on the northeastern coast of South America. Surinam is the home of the Jewish community with the longest...
- ...the “Kleine Vaart” in the Caribbean, Antillean colonial society, the colonists and the society of Suriname, Surinam: plantation colony
- Also known as. English. Surinam. Dutch plantation colony in the Guianas. ... 0 references. part of. Dutch colonial empire.
- This page contains text from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia - https://wn.com/Suriname. Surinam (Dutch colony).
