Built in 1656 and owned by the Admiralty of Rotterdam, the ship was involved in all major battles in the 2nd Anglo-Dutch war (1665-1667 ... both English and Dutch sailors on board, according ...

The Klein Hollandia was heavily involved in the Anglo-Dutch war of 1665 The remains of a shipwreck ... Hollandia sank with both English and Dutch sailors on board.

The curators of the Royal Museums Greenwich point out that ships such as these evolved during a time of fairly constant naval conflict, between the First Anglo-Dutch War in 1652 and Napoleon’s ...

The practice started with sailors signaling distress but evolved ... likely during the Anglo-Dutch wars, according to the North American Vexillological Association, a group dedicated to the ...

I have never seen any reference to my story of the Dutch Children in any reference to the War. It must have been ... I assume that there was a local Anglo-Dutch liaison committee looking to ...

In this image, the Dutch sailors, who have captured the blacks from a Spanish ship, are negotiating a trade with the Jamestown settlers for food. No record of the ship's name was made at the time.

The Klein Hollandia was owned by the Admilatry of Rotterdam and was involved in every major battle during the Anglo-Dutch War (1665-67 ... both English and Dutch sailors on board.