Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Belgian congo in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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He had lived and worked in the Belgian Congo since 1937, and paid contributions to a Belgian pension system until this territory became independent on 1 July 1960.
The Order of Leopold II, of the Independent State of Congo(1900-1908), of Belgian Congo(1908-1910), of Belgium(1910): six grades.
From the visit of King Bouduain to the Belgian Congo, we get only to see his foot on a leopard skin rug spread by two black hands.
The Belgian Congo had recently become independent
When they arrived in the Belgian Congo, they reported to the local mission station.
Initially, the Belgian Congo was administratively divided into four provinces:
Belgian Congo and Congo Free State have also used this currency in the past.
This airbase is located in the former Belgian Congo and is part of the GVS(Advanced Flying School)
Map of the NILCO research centres in Belgian Congo and Rwanda-Urundi, 1958, published in In dienst van de Congolese landbouw.
In 1908, the state of Belgium- rather reluctantly- took over the bankrupt Belgian Congo as well as the ITM.
The colony, the Belgian Congo, brutally exploited locals as labor to collect rubber sap.
of the Independent State of Congo 1888-1908, of Belgian Congo(1908-1960): six grades.
The independence of Belgian Congo in 1960 and of Rwanda-Urundi in 1962 abruptly ended the expertise of NILCO had developed.
Centime coins were used previously when the Belgian Congo Franc was the currency prior to 1964.
December 1860-16 July 1931, Ibambi, Belgian Congo), was a British cricketer and missionary.
In 1958, René Tavernier was a member of the executive committee of the National Institute of Agricultural Studies in the Belgian Congo INEAC-NILCO.
African student midwives from a Red-Cross nursing school at Pawa. Belgian Congo, 1939.
there were 200 in the Belgian Congo.
Shortly after she was born the family emigrated from Butare to work in the Belgian Congo.
In the first few months of 1960, he, as secretary, contributed to preparations for the de-colonisation of the Belgian Congo.