Lodewijk Napoleon gave the Netherlands its identity and set up many important institutions. Hans Goedkoop examines th...

The Netherlands under the reign of King Willem I was a period of investments but also of financial troubles. Hans Goe...

In the 19th century, the class society was still a major fact, yet pioneers of equal opportunities dreamed of a bette...

The story of W.A. Scholten and how he turned his potato flour factory in the province of Groningen into the Netherlan...

In a time when women are not permitted to work for money and are expected to obey their husbands and stay at home, Be...

Hans Goedkoop investigates the developments of the Rotterdam harbor in the 19th century and the involvement of Jewish...

In the early 19th century Amsterdam was a poor and filthy city. Doctor Samuel Sarphati could no longer bear to see hi...

After years of oppression catholicism is on the rise in the 19th century. Hans Goedkoop examines the life and work of...

At the end of the 19th century Enschede is one of the largest textile-producing cities in the world. Hans Goedkoop in...

In the late 19th century theoretic physicist Hendrik Lorentz and paleontologist Eugène Dubois made important scientif...

Hans Goedkoop chronicles the life of Abraham Kuyper, founder of his own newspaper, university and political party. Hi...

Hans Goedkoop visits the former Dutch West Indies, where he investigates the Aceh War and the roles of Dutch general ...

At the end of the 19th century some people question if the industrial revolution has really brought progress. Hans Go...