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1 day ago · After the Netherlands had signed a truce with the United States of Indonesia, a transfer of sovereignty took place on 27 December 1949. As part of the Linggadjati Agreement , the Netherlands–Indonesia Union was founded.
2 days ago · Schleswig-Holstein combines Danish, Frisian and German aspects of culture. The castles and manors in the countryside are the best example for this tradition; some dishes like Rødgrød (German: Rote Grütze, literal English "red grits" or "red groats") are also shared, as well as surnames such as Hansen.
5 days ago · Bhutan was officially guided by India in its foreign affairs, but effectively pursued an independent foreign policy starting in the 1970s. Biafra – Republic of Biafra (to 12 January 1970)[j] Capital: Enugu. Partially recognized de facto independent state; [k] claimed by Nigeria. Bolivia – Republic of Bolivia.
4 days ago · Asia dibagi menjadi 49 negara, lima di antaranya (Georgia, Azerbaijan, Rusia, Kazakhstan dan Turki) merupakan negara lintas benua yang terletak sebagian di Eropa. Secara geografis, Rusia sebagian berada di Asia, tetapi dianggap sebagai negara Eropa, baik secara budaya maupun secara politik.
3 days ago · With one notable exception, establishing the frontiers of the Danish realm had proved to be much easier than determining the extent of the king’s power. The inclusion of various islands within the Danish kingdom was fairly straightforward.
2 days ago · The economic and political expansion brought a new Dutch population to the East Indies: civil servants to staff the growing services of government, managers to run the new estates, and clerks to staff the import-export houses and other businesses.
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2 days ago · The Danish crown increased its hold on Iceland on the constitutional level as well—at least in formal terms. In 1661 Frederick III introduced an absolute monarchy in Denmark and Norway , and in the following year his absolutism was acknowledged in Iceland.
