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Netherlands
This category covers questions about the Netherlands, also known as Holland, and its 12 provinces. The word "Dutch" is used to refer to the people, language, and anything related to the Netherlands. The country itself operates under a parliamentary democratic constitutional monarchy.
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What is the value of a Winchester model 70 in 300 Holland and Holland pre 1964?
It just happens that my father is handing down his pre-64 Winchester model 70 300 H&H Mag to my husband... a friend of my husband, who is a gun nut says that they can go for $2500-$3000. My father states that he expected it to be worth about $1600. I have checked on GunBroker.com and found them listed for $1100-@2700 depending on the condition and variations etc. So, though it is quite a large variance in price, I thought that I would give you an idea... as far as I am aware of.
If you have other pets in the house or just yourself, you want to rule out disease especially zoonotic ones (ones that can be transmitted to humans). You should also have all animals checked within a short (less then a week) time from getting it- if it was free, from a petshop, you found it-- it doesn't matter... have it check checked out.
Sorry to hear your rabbit passed.
Doreen
AlsoI agree with the response above. Also: Rabbits from pet stores tend to come from breeders or bunny 'farms' and are often inbred and removed from their mother way too early. As an aside editorial comment, it is best to get a rabbit from a local shelter or rescue rather than a pet store. A rescue will (generally) have much more knowledge about their particular rabbits and can provide you with their background and health information (again, generally, but not always).Can you ski in the Netherlands?
Yes you can ski in the Netherlands. They have a number of indoor ski resorts and dry slopes.
The Netherlands
Belgium (spoken by about 60% of the population)
Suriname
Aruba
Sint Maarten
Curaçao (spoken by about 10% of the population)
In addition, Afrikaans, which is a daughter language of Dutch, is spoken in South Africa and Namibia.
He wanted to make New Netherland an English colony in 1664?
King Charles the second wanted to make New Netherlands an English colony. At the time New Netherlands was a Dutch settlement.
Who was the green police in holland?
The 'Green Police' in NL (and elsewhere) were the GFP: Geheime Feldpolizei (Secret Field Police), who followed attacking, then occupying, Heer (Army) troops. Their mission was to ferret out and combat resistance, sabotage, subversion, espionage, etc. within defeated and occupied countries. They wore Heer green uniforms utilizing different, identifying piping. (Hence, 'Green Police'.) They collaborated with the SD, Gestapo, Feldgendarmerie, Heer, Abwehr and local police and intelligence operations, and possessed extraordinary powers. They were primarily a police function separate from the military, and were made up of policemen, former policemen and on-loan soldiers. They were very active in rounding up, and tracking down, downed enemy aircrew.
Who took over New Netherlands from Dutch settlers?
It was founded by Peter Stuyvesant and sold to the British who renamed it to New York. Actually, it was not sold, but traded for Suriname. Some neighborhoods in New York are named after cities in the Netherlands (ex. Brooklyn named after Breukelen; Harlem named after Haarlem)
Yes, its kinda safe.
Here are the Major Problems:
Kids causing trouble.
I've never seen A single Cop patrolling the streets.
Major Positive:
U cant buy guns in The Netherlands.
Other notes:
Though, there are (In my Opinion) a lot of Road accidents, But that's because A lot of Dutch people Use Bikes.
I wouldn't advice to go to Noord- Of zuid-Holland.
That's where the "Randstad" is.
And its always safer in small towns here.
Nothing to worry about ;)
Anabaptism in the Netherlands was rejuvenated by?
Actually the divisions in the Anabaptists ended in 1619 when a new Baptist movement came about. The Amish, Mennonites, and all other Anabaptist groups that would be established had been established. At that point the Anabaptist movement was complete.
In 1609 Jacob Arminius in the Netherlands completed his study and Arminianism broke off from Calvinism. A group of Anabaptists became Arminian Baptists. They are known as Free Will Baptists. As they are Arminian in Doctrine, their doctrines are closer to those of Methodists than they are to other Baptists. They are much more open to outsiders than are Anabaptists.
