The Netherlands owes the countries it colonized billions of euros. So, has The Netherlands decided to pay its debt to these countries it colonized today?
The Dutch East India Company (VOC) is considered the first multinational corporation of the world. It created the blueprint for how to run a multinational company. Which is why the history of multinationals and history of colonialism are two subjects that closely intertwine.
The Dutch East India Company (VOC) is considered the first multinational corporation of the world. It created the blueprint for how to run a multinational company. Which is why the history of multinationals and history of colonialism are two subjects that closely intertwine.
@ErnestoHGF South Africa>Apartheid (ring a bell?)
NL settlers “Boers&Afrikaners” in SA
NL had New York (Nieuw-Amsterdam)
They traded it for Surinam
The history is all there
Harlem = Haarlem
Brooklyn = Breukelen
Dutch deniability has no equal
So when reminded they get triggered (hence ZP)
The Dutch East India Company (VOC) is considered the first multinational corporation of the world. It created the blueprint for how to run a multinational company. Which is why the history of multinationals and history of colonialism are two subjects that closely intertwine.
And to this day. The Netherlands has decided it will not pay its debt.
Take a read to understand a little better what today, the 1st of July means for the Afro-Surinamese and the (former) Dutch Antillean community.
#KetiKoti
The Dutch East India Company (VOC) is considered the first multinational corporation of the world. It created the blueprint for how to run a multinational company. Which is why the history of multinationals and history of colonialism are two subjects that closely intertwine.