The Netherlands once colonized Indonesia for 350 years, even after we gained independence on August 17, 1945, the Netherlands came back, and tried to take over our newly independent country. The Dutch returned to Indonesia and we knew it as the 'Dutch Military Aggression' which was divided into 2, namely the first Dutch Military Aggression and the second Dutch Military Aggression. The period of 1946-1949 was the most difficult period, even though our country had declared itself as an independent country.
These are nsbr's or country traitors they are getting punished for working with and for the germans for snitchting on jews. But they got what they deserved🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱
It should be: “am I, of Germanic blood.”
This was written before the unification of Germany and “duitsen” is an ethnic term meaning Germanic
Thank you for the correction.
Published on liberation day. God bless the Netherlands!
I wanted to celebrate the Netherlands breaking the yoke of Nazism, so i posted this in celebration.
The Netherlands once colonized Indonesia for 350 years, even after we gained independence on August 17, 1945, the Netherlands came back, and tried to take over our newly independent country.
The Dutch returned to Indonesia and we knew it as the 'Dutch Military Aggression' which was divided into 2, namely the first Dutch Military Aggression and the second Dutch Military Aggression. The period of 1946-1949 was the most difficult period, even though our country had declared itself as an independent country.
Womp womp 👍
When it was referred to as the "Dutch East Indies".
WOMP TO THE FUCKING WOMP YOU TRIBAL CRY ABOUT IT
Creation day: 1538
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Very good version, what event was on the first picture?
Nazi collaborators forced to march on the streets and being humiliated.
@@Krol234 I see
@@Krol234 fucking based
These are nsbr's or country traitors they are getting punished for working with and for the germans for snitchting on jews. But they got what they deserved🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱
Dieses Land ist so faszinierend, dass ich es hier auf Deutsch schreiben muss, weil Wilhelmus van Nassouwe ja van duitsen bloed war.
Nicht Deutschen blut aber Dietschen blut! Etwas ganz anderes!
It should be: "The king of Spain, I have always honoured."
Geëerd is honoured