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Nicolaas Hartingh (Amsterdam, 1718 – Batavia, 25
December 1766), was a
Dutch colonial administrator for the
Dutch East
India Company (VOC). He
served as...
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Mangkunegara I.
According to the
daily register do****ents of
Nicolaas Hartingh, the then-Dutch East
India Company Governor for
North Java, he left Semarang...
- 1964
Headquarters Washington, DC
Leadership President and CEO -
David Hartingh Chair - Wing
Keith Field Supporting Private Enterprise in
Developing Countries...
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Wilhelmina Hartingh (1775-1860),
daughter of a
prominent Leidener,
Nicolaas Hartingh (son of the
Dutch East
India Company Governor Nicolaas Hartingh), and...
- biopsych.2022.02.783. S2CID 248410556. Layton, Mark E.; Kern,
Jeffrey C.;
Hartingh,
Timothy J.; Shipe,
William D.; Raheem, Izzat; Kandebo, Monika; Hayes,...
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signed in
Giyanti between the
Dutch under the
Governor General Nicolaas Hartingh and
rebellious prince Mangkubumi. The
treaty divided nominal control over...
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Carroll SS,
Chang W, de Lera Ruiz M,
Dolgov E, Fay JF, Fox NG, Goh SL,
Hartingh TJ,
Hurzy DM,
Kelly MJ,
Klein DJ,
Klingler FM,
Krishnamurthy H, Kudalkar...
- 1755) Anti-Dutch
rebels Commanders and
leaders Pakubuwana III
Nicolaas Hartingh Hamengkubuwono I (from 1755)
Prince Mangkubumi (until 1755)
Raden Mas Said ...
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Mangkunegara was
given the
nickname "Life
Reaping Prince" by
Nicolaas Hartingh because the
prince had
brought his
enemies to
death during the war.[citation...
- 15252/emmm.201506085. PMC 4931292. PMID 27247380.
Layton ME, Kern JC,
Hartingh TJ,
Shipe WD,
Raheem I,
Kandebo M, et al. (January 2023). "Discovery of...
