dutch guiana การใช้

• Dutch Guiana was not a political entity, but rather a geographical indication.
• During this time, she visited Guanta in northern Venezuela; Dutch Guiana.
• Consider Suriname in South America, which used to be Dutch Guiana.
• The colonies that formed along Dutch Guiana were, initially, controlled by several entities.
• The dance was performed in Dutch Guiana, the Caribbean, and the southern United States.
• It had been a Dutch colony since 1667 when it was known as Dutch Guiana.
• In 1954, Amstel built a brewery in Dutch Guiana.
• This is common to all the Arawak tribes scattered along the coasts from Dutch Guiana to British Guiana.
• Caricom, headquartered in Guyana, includes 13 English-speaking Caribbean countries and the South American nation of Suriname, formerly Dutch Guiana.
• These travels he extended to Surinam in Dutch Guiana, the West Indies, the English colonies in America, and Newfoundland.
• Born "'Joseph Johan Cosmo Nassy "'in Paramaribo, Suriname ( Dutch Guiana ), Nassy was the son of a well-to-do businessman.
• The colonies of Suriname ( also called " Dutch Guiana " ), remained under Dutch control until its independence in 1975.
• Before 1814, the term Dutch Guiana did not describe a distinct political entity, but rather all colonies under Dutch sovereignty taken together.
• In 1943, at which time he was a major in the United States Army  Dutch Guiana ( now Suriname ) in South America.
• In April 1804 he accompanied an expedition sent under Brigadier-General ( afterwards Sir ) Charles Green, temporarily commander in chief in the Leeward Islands, against Dutch Guiana.
• These aircraft served on routes between Cura鏰o and Venezuela, Dutch Guiana ( now Suriname ), Columbia and Trinidad as well as inter-island services to Aruba, Bonaire and Sint Maarten.
• Neighboring Surinam ( then Dutch Guiana ) with his low salary expenses is mining bauxite since ages and was one of the main suppliers of USA during WW II.
• Upon receiving his M . A ., Linder was awarded the Sheldon Travelling Fellowship that allowed him to explore British and Dutch Guiana, and parts of the British West Indies.
• Into the breach stepped the honorary Dutch consul in Kaunas, Jan Zwartendijk, who agreed to issue dubious visas to two Dutch colonies, Curacao and Dutch Guiana, now known as Suriname.
• The Guiana Shield underlies Venezuela, Guyana ( previously British Guiana ), Suriname ( previously Dutch Guiana ) and French Guiana ( or Guyane ), as well as parts of Colombia, and Brazil.