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KSL265384 Belgisch-Hollaend; Bauerngehoefte mit Frau beim Waescheauslegen;
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LLM3646572 Mass executions carried out by the Spanish at Haarlem, Netherlands, 1573. Illustration for Kulturgeschichtliches Bilderbuch aus drei Jahrhunderten by Georg Hirth (Leipzig and Munchen, 1881-90). Digitally cleaned image.
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FLO4630600 William IV of Hainaut (William of Wittelsbach) (1365-1417), Count of Ostrevant, took the start of the expedition to take over Friesland (Netherlands), with his army of knights, in 1396 - Lithography based on the enluminated manuscript of the Chronicles (1322 to 1400) by John (Jehan) Froissart (1337-1404), 1868 - William of Hainault, Count d'Ostrevant, setting out on his expedition to recapture Friesland, 1396 - Handcoloured lithograph after an illuminated manuscript from Sir John Froissart's Chronicles, London, 1868
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NUM129799 by Pieter the Elder Bruegel
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CH11386 copy of painting by his father the Elder of 1559
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XIR74037 The Fall of the Rebel Angels is a painting by Pieter the Elder Bruegel created in 1562, depicting the biblical story of the fallen angels being cast out of heaven.
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ZUM4893718 Nov. 11, 1953 -” Little Europe” problems at the Hague, foreign Ministers confer. The six representatives of “Little Europe” including Signor Pella and Dr. Adenauer, meeting in the thirteenth century Palace of the Counts at” The Hague” have started their task of hammering out the shape and destiny of a new European political community. Photo shows Seen during the conference at the Hague are L-R: - Mr Van Zeeland (Belgium); Mr Bech the foreign Minister of Luxembourg and Mr Beijen of the Netherlands.
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EHT6619504 Workers constructing a protective wall of precast concrete blocks at Coryton Oil Refinery, as part of extensive flood prevention work at the siteOn the night of Saturday 31st January through to the morning of Sunday 1st February 1953, severe floods struck parts of the UK, Scotland, Belgium and the Netherlands. The natural disaster is often referred to as the North Sea Flood of 1953. Severe flooding occurred along the east coast of the UK. The site of Coryton Oil Refinery flooded as the river wall protecting the site was breached in 14 places. An article detailing the disaster and subsequent recovery operation was published in the March 1953 edition of Laing's monthly newsletter; Team Spirit. A programme of extensive sea and river defence works was carried out following the flooding.
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