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The Dutch East India Company

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I'm going to need a ship
Comment from : @jacktar-d3k

My ancestors were captains of the Nippon and Argonaut Most were from Schiermonnikoog, Friesland One died in Indonesia
Comment from : @pamelaruigh8185

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Comment from : @ИринаКим-ъ5ч

60° NNW
Comment from : @georgen9755

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Comment from : @georgen9755

VOC was actually the first company that stocks in Capitale,making it the first and the biggest company ever open to public
Comment from : @keuppensmichael4903

I've only just recently discovered the true extent of the power wielded by the VOC -- touched on briefly within Sapiens Thanks for this university style lecture Really expands my understanding on this truly fascinating corporate empire
Comment from : @trevorschwab619

Appreciate this, but mostly for the visual content, to be frank The perspective is one that’s dated very badly, outside of circles which aren’t either communist or Islamist in orientation Not to mention the weird & appalling silliness & hypocrisy of an English - speaking white Australian, of all possible people, taking every opportunity to vilify & mock the VOC !
Comment from : @albertarthurparsnips5141

as indonesian this is the most complete lesson about VOC history and south world
Comment from : @whanua98

Its the jews all through The most jewy company in history Everything done by the company was very jewy From stovk exchange to false flags to trickery
Comment from : @4chukwuebuka

This guy thinks one of the first incidents of ethnic cleansing was by at Dutch Corporation 400 years ago? He says it clearly as day around 24:45 His students should get their money back
Comment from : @michaellicchi4771

Absolutely GdBless The Dutch Brit & USA, FireOn In The Spirit kdagPlymouthUKbr2024Feb19thbr1137hrGMT
Comment from : @edwardkmicheal218

I've been in the little Chapel at Fort St George A wonderful charming place
Comment from : @SimonWallwork

Nah there’s only one statue of Coen, in Hoorn And he’s not a national hero, by any means
Comment from : @TheKamperfoelie

The Dutch East India Company was owned and operated by Ashkenazy They are still in operation just under another name
Comment from : @jamesbreeden9016

“Cargo”…such a polite way of avoiding the mention of the human slave trade (human trafficking) their greatest profit making product!
Comment from : @chrissyuy

And now we are all governed by a group off clowns that is the WEF
Comment from : @79Daver

At 12:20 the speaker asserts to show the foundational charter of the VOC of 1602 but it is a receipt for 250 guilders being the first installment of a capital payment received in Antwerp on August 16, 1723, obtaining rights ("octroy") in the capital of a company called (in English) Empirial Indian Company, It may not have anything to do with the VOC at all as the Dutch did not have or did not recognise an emperor from 1575 onwards, which led to the 80 years war that ended in 1648, parallel to the 30 years war, remember?
Comment from : @charlesvanderhoog7056

grüße
Comment from : @barniyamum

A single corporation was the reason for Cape town, bringing the Boers to South Africa,
Comment from : @blessingmasawi3616

Bro one ship increased the English treasury by 50!
Comment from : @blessingmasawi3616

Biggest company everbrbr*laughs in BlackRock
Comment from : @thecommonsenseconservative5576

No mention of the Battle of Colachel? That is the ONLY instance of an Asian King (dom) defeating a major European power This was in 1741, led by the Travancore King Marthanda Varman
Comment from : @explorerelka

I thoroughly enjoyed this! Thank you very much
Comment from : @whiterabbit696

Most ruthless company you ever heard of the western powers, our leaders NATO? the internationalism that brought war to the middle east bombed innocent people with their jet fighters for decades? Now wants war in Russia We even gave people like Obama that was responsible for bombing innocent people and children a Nobel peace prize Murderers are not why the peace prize was created It was meant for good people not people that send bombers So giving it to someone who bombs again it was Dynamite that Nobel felt guilty of So if he was alive he would hate what his prize has become
Comment from : @Liberty-Jamie

My grandfather vividly remember how ruthless Bolanda (Netherlands armed forces in Sumatra my homeland) about that time when they took his buffalos and goats by force and no pay Also asking him and his fellow Bataks to pay "balasting" which was 50 of the produced paddy rice from all of his fields to be given to them every time they harvest In Christmas 2019, I and my wife and my two sons enjoy Christmas in Amsterdam My sons love Amsterdam The people are all friendly to us I wish we all learn from the past and make good of what we learn to make the world a better place to live for all nations Let's us help maintain United Nations as our forum to eliminate all forms of social injustice from the face of our world, our home Thank you for sharing
Comment from : @exeyez1969

From 2:00 to about 25:00
Comment from : @user-nk3xl1xt4q

Coen is pronounced "coon", not "cohen"
Comment from : @ceesjanmol

Very intriguing history about my homeland
Comment from : @AfroForum

Good presentation
Comment from : @TheKorbi

Up to 1631, the VOC did not make one cent of profit That is why trading in shares was invented It is incorrect to say that the Netherlands up to that time were rich because of the VOC After that time, yes But initially the Netherlands were rich because of the baltic trade, called the "mother trade" in the Netherlands Also good moneymakers were herring, whales and the mediterranian trade NOT trade in spices yet Also it should be more emphasized that for the Netherlands, in 1602 it was still in the middle of it's 80 year war of independence against Spain and Portugal The VOC was made with sovereign powers not to make money, but the damage the enemy Trade was an object, but it only served as an incentive to invest in the war so that the Dutch state was a bit relieved of that and could concentrate on territorial defence and fighting the English and French in European waters (for which the VOC had to lend out ships anyway) It was an innovative idea to keep tax low It was later when things increasingly derailed with the VOC, both morally and financially But do not make the mistake to see it through 21st century morals We are talking about 17th century morals here Trade was survival of the fittest, and the Geneva convention or human rights were not invented yet Humans were people who were protestant christians The rest was not to worry too much about
Comment from : @ronaldderooij1774

Great content!
Comment from : @meadke

They sold slaves into South Africa in 1652 including Jan Van Riebeeck a Dutch man ; who enslaved us coloureds
Comment from : @peterfrancis3865

One could actually invest in the VOC with much lower capital than 3000 guilders The smallest among the initial investors in Amsterdam had contributed only ƒ50, which was worth more or less 15 oz t of gold, or "a few thousand bucks"
Comment from : @mistersir3020