A History Timeline About Amsterdam
- 27/10/1275. Amsterdam's first official mention in historical records. ...
- Late 16th Century. Amsterdam becomes a major trading hub. ...
- 1579. Union of Utrecht. ...
- 17th Century. The Golden Age of Dutch art and culture. ...
- 1810-1813. French occupation of Amsterdam. ...
- 1940-1945. ...
- 21st Century.
World War II edit · 1940. 11 May: Bombing of Amsterdam by the Luftwaffe · 1941. February strike. · 1943. 27 March: 1943 Amsterdam registry attack [nl]. · 1945.
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Amsterdam has a long and eventful history. The origins of the city lie in the 12th century, when fishermen living along the banks of the River Amstel built ...
The period 1813-1940 is marked by economic recovery and, from 1870 onwards, by expansion. The increasing wealth brought about a rapid population growth. This ...
History of Amsterdam - Capital, Netherlands, Canals - Britannica
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Amsterdam was occupied in 1787 by the Prussians, who backed the policy of William V, prince of Orange. The French, welcomed as liberators in 1795, brought ...
Amsterdam history and timeline · From “Watery Area” to Fledgling Settlement · Amsterdam's Early Years (1275 to 1565) · Amsterdam's Golden Age (1585 to 1672).
Amsterdam was officially founded on October 27, 1275, when the residents of the small fishing village of "Amstelredamme" were granted a toll privilege by Count ...