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Pastor Hans Mol’s Life, Career, and Contributions

Biography Johannis Jacob “Hans” Mol, (14 February 1922 – 26 November 2017)  a notable sociologist of religion, was born in Rozenburg. His early academic pursuits at the University of Amsterdam were disrupted by World War II when he refused to pledge allegiance to the Nazi party. Consequently, he was forced Read more…

By DACC, 12 monthsJune 7, 2024 ago
Migration history

Where to find Shipping Lists – Passenger arrival records?

The National Australian Archives (NAA) holds a large number of passenger arrival records. These records indicate how people moved into and out of Australia. You can search these arrival records in the NAA collection. This includes detailed passenger records for arrivals and departures at all Australian ports from 1924. This Read more…

By DACC, 1 yearMay 28, 2024 ago
Dutch businesses in Australia

The Dutch in Geelong

Dutch Clubs In 2024, the Dutch population in Geelong comprises of 1400 people. In the early 1950’s they established the Geelong Dutch Club, which has since grown to 10 active Dutch clubs servicing the Geelong Region, they are: • Swallows Karnival Club• The Rocket Club• Micare/ Dutchcare• 50 plus Club• Read more…

By DACC, 1 yearMay 18, 2024 ago
Military and Political History

WWII Dutch Lockheed crash landed near Katherine

The following is a translation of a story recorded in the book: “De KNILM vloog door..“ (The Royal Netherlands Indies Airways continued to fly) On Thursday, March 26, 1942, a Lockheed Super Electra SE-14 PK-AFM operated by KNILM (Royal Netherlands Indies Airways) failed to arrive at its destination of Batchelor Read more…

By DACC, 1 yearMay 16, 2024 ago
Dutch – Australian History

First Dutch contacts in Australia – North west coast of Australia 1643 to 1688

[North West Cape to Cape Londonderry] Tasman’s Voyage of 1643 Documentary Source other than original Journal Witsen, N 1705Noord en Ooste Tartarye,Amsterdam: Francois Halma, pp.175-6. p.175In latitude 190 35’ and longitude 1340 natives who appeared in great numbers threw stones at the people the Dutch sent ashore in 1643; these Read more…

By DACC, 1 yearMay 14, 2024 ago
Military and Political History

Interviews and information of Dutch WWII veterans and related information

Dutch war veterans in Australia oral history project [sound recording] The aim of this project “is to collect interviews that will recapture the life experiences of a representative group of Dutch veterans in Australia. Most of these veterans served with the Royal Netherlands Army in the Netherlands East-Indies (NEI) during Read more…

By DACC, 1 yearMay 1, 2024 ago
Dutch Organisations

Projected Dutch Aged Stats NSW 1981- 2001

The following text is from a booklet published by the Federation of Netherlands Societies Ltd. in February 1985. The research for this booklet was done by Mijntje Hage.  The Dutch NSW Nursing Committee is actively carrying out a feasibility study regarding the establishment of a nursing home or, alternatively, the provision of Read more…

By DACC, 1 yearApril 25, 2024 ago
Book Library

DACC – Primary Research Projects

The following breakdown provides a comprehensive overview of completed and ongoing research projects in the field of DACC. Allies in a Bind: Australia and the Netherlands East Indies in the Second World War Australia Explained: A Site for Newcomers and Old Hands Children Born on Ships En Route to Australia Read more…

By DACC, 1 yearApril 21, 2024 ago
Dutch – Australian History

First Dutch contacts in Australia – North coast of Australia 1636 to 1705

[Cape Londonderry to Norman River] Gulf of Carpentaria and Arnhem Land The coast of Arnhem Land was mapped by the Dutch in the “Arnhem” skippered at that stage by Willem van Coolsteerdt in 1623 but there are no accounts of what transpired during that section of their voyage. Voyage of Read more…

By DACC, 1 yearApril 14, 2024 ago
Dutch Culture, Sport, and Religion in Australia

Migrating People, Migrating Data – Digital Approaches to Migrant Heritage

By DACC, 1 yearApril 11, 2024 ago

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