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… The Merenstejin, (or Merenstein as it is now spelled) a Dutch merchant ship that was built in Amsterdam, Holland in …

… for it". (Hansard, Vol. II, Col. 1620, August, 1948.) The Dutch Reformed Churches enthusiastically accepted all the … work. In 1942, Dr. G. E. N. Ross, a minister of the Dutch Reformed Church and for some time also a director of a … Afrikaners of their bread". Another minister of the Dutch Reformed Church, Mr. van der Walt, also a director of a …

… The Property was purchased in 1940 by a Dutch diamond trader known as Messias, who had a House … could be more appropriate to a native of Holland, than a Dutch Windmill. The Italians Constructed the Windmill using a …

… Cape. In 1713, she received the first title deed from the Dutch East India Company for a Farm in the Area: a piece of … named Baai von Kamptz, after Friedrich von Kamptz , a Dutch sailor who arrived in the Cape in 1778 and married the …

… the needs of the Lutheran Church in Cape Town. When the Dutch first settled at the Cape in 1652 , the VoC limited the colonist's freedom of worship to the Dutch Reformed faith. However, following a number of …

… learn our language and morals, and be integrated with the Dutch nation'. Today, many farms in these areas retain their French names. The Dutch East India Company encouraged the Huguenots to …

… from the mid 19th Century and reflects a blending of Cape Dutch, Georgian and Victorian Architectural Features. During …

… Batavia.  Abram worked at the Cape in the service of the Dutch East India Company (VOC) until he was sent back to …

… was founded by the Reverend Frans Lion Cachet of the Dutch Reformed Church, who was converted to Christianity in …

… emerged. The newspaper was published in both English and Dutch, and changed its name to Dutch Kaapsche Courant in 1803. This could have been … in the political scene in the colony at the time. The Dutch had just taken the Colony from the British in 1802. The …

… Square, the very heart of Amsterdam, in the building where Dutch kings and queens are crowned, these words sounded … resistance, censorship notwithstanding, just as a group of Dutch photographers had done under Nazism in World War II Die … against the racism of the apartheid regime. Amsterdam, the Dutch capital and self-declared anti-apartheid city, had been …

… The name is Dutch for 'at the thorns'. A Settlement situated just 8 km …

… some 10 km North-West of Johannesburg. Originates from Dutch, 'vulture hill', this name arouse from before the …

… Church moderator and pastor of the Dutch Reformed Church in Africa (DRCA), S.G. Sekano Ntoane, …

… soldiers, anti-apartheid activists, Klaas de Jonge, a Dutch anthropologist, Pierre Andre Albertini, a French …

… Peninsula. The beach is named after Macassar in the former Dutch East Indies, where a nobleman named Sheik Yusuf hailed. …

… career with Ajax Cape Town in 1999. In 2009 he joined the Dutch mother team Ajax and quickly became one of its best …

… outlines the life of many slaves who were taken by the Dutch & Portuguese slave traders to Cape Town, Africa, … and extreme hardship. Read on. Between 1626 and 1662, the Dutch exported with reasonable regularity 150–400 slaves … and patronage of the Estado da India. Until the Dutch seizure of the Portuguese settlements on the Malabar …

… Cape Town continues to thrive in its unique way. The Dutch East India Company is no more. The British Empire and … RAI Group. Today, in the 21st century, we welcome RAI, a Dutch company, to Cape Town with open arms and in an equal … the first slaves to be brought to the Cape in 1658 on the Dutch East India Company ship, the Hasselt. Evert and Anna of …

… focal point of the relationship between the British and Dutch settlers was the issue of labour. With the end of … was highly influential in this regard was Dr Phillip. The Dutch/Boer settlers in contrast viewed the indigenous South … the more notable consequences of this treaty was that the Dutch language was granted equal status to English in …

… He said to her “I want to be able to speak English and Dutch and German as you do”. She gave him extra lessons and … Saints mission school described the pupils as being Cape Dutch [that is, “Coloured”], Bechuana, Zulus, Fingoes, … Malays, Indians; and classified in order of creed …. Dutch Reformed, Anglican, Wesleyan, Independent, Roman …

… portrait painter Cornelis de Vos (1584 – 1651) and the Dutch landscape painter Jan van Goyen (1596 – 1656) for its … – 1976) donated fifty-six artworks of the 17th century Dutch and Flemish artists to the City. Her donations also …

… history of Utrecht in Natal began in 1852 when a group of Dutch Voortrekkers from the Cape settled along the Buffalo … after the herds of animals and domestic workers for the Dutch Voortrekkers lived in the nearby Madadeni area. In 1970 …

… West is a small town in the Western Cape. In 1844 the Dutch Reformed Church bought a farm in the area and named it …

… which was set up in 1909 to reconcile the champions of Dutch and Afrikaans, named language advisers to assist with …

… who created trouble between the two natural allies, the Dutch and the British, chiefly because of his liberal … a feudalist, adopted a conciliatory attitude towards the Dutch in these regions””he was certainly always generous in … which both the British, who represent capitalism, and the Dutch, who represent a feudal economy, combine to overthrow …

… established a permanent settlement at Table Bay. The Dutch marked their permanence by building a five-pointed … and governed the expanding colony. At first, the Dutch were primarily concerned with supplying their ships … islands of the Indonesian archipelago where the Dutch had their most important colonial interests. The …

… as they related to South Africa since the arrival of the Dutch and the southernmost tip of the continent in 1652. The Dutch set up a small fort where Cape Town stands today and started Market Gardens as a place that the Dutch East India Company ships to shelter and to restock with …

… Contents Introduction PART I) PLANNING APARTHEID Dutch Reformed roots in South Africa How are colonial … backing of apartheid in South Africa by focusing on the Dutch Reformed Church’s actions and rhetoric. I try to answer the question of how the Dutch Reformed Church in South Africa enabled the state to …