- 1918 as Amsterdam. Sold in 1938 to J L de Groot,
Netherlands and
renamed Zeester.
Requisitioned by MoWT in 1940 and
renamed Empire Zest.
Transferred to...
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Bruin Actress SAFE OUT
Schaap (Sheep)
Anniko van
Santen Presenter OUT
Zeester (Starfish)
Britt Dekker Presenter OUT
Tuinkabouter (Garden Gnome) William...
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Professional Visual Artists) in Amsterdam. She was also a
member of De
Zeester. Braat-Rolvink died on 23
August 1992 in Amsterdam. "Maaike Braat". RKD...
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survivors In
August 2015,
members of the
Dutch sport-diving club
Duikteam Zeester dove on Mainz's
wreck and
retrieved a
variety of
prosaic artifacts, including...
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Wouda was born in
Tilburg and grew up in Uden,
where he
joined the 'De
Zeester'
swimming club at a very
young age.[which?] His
trainers were
Martien Swinkels...
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experienced her break-through at age 50. She was a
founding member of "De
Zeester", a
circle of
women artists that
included Jeanne Bieruma Oosting, Maaike...
- of Schiermonnikoog, the Netherlands,
which in turn
alerted divers from
Zeester. The
wreck of E3 was
discovered on 14
October 1994. The
stern of E3 had...
- but sank 7
nautical miles (13 km)
south of the
South Bishop Lighthouse.
Zeester Netherlands The
coaster came as**** at Scroby, Norfolk,
United Kingdom...
