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115: 168:, as "Secretary of State". He was succeeded on 29 July 1814 by Joan Cornelis van der Hoop. Subsequently, on 16 September 1815, the title of "Secretary of State" was replaced by that of "Director-General", Johannes Goldberg was the first to wear this title. Until 1842 the Colonies, with the exception of the period between January 1, 1834 and August 9, 1840, was united with other departments: successively as: 25: 200:
On 23 February 1945 the name was changed to the Ministry of Overseas Territories. In 1951 the name was changed to the Ministry for Union Affairs and Overseas Departments, followed by the Ministry of Overseas Territories in 1953. in 1957 the name was changed again, now in the Ministry of Overseas
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Because of the decolonization, the ministry ceased to exist as an independent department in 1959. It became a separate "cabinet" (department), first under the Vice
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Affairs (1985-1998, Aruba obtained status as of 1 January 1986) among various ministers who joined the policy area next to their "head ministry".
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After the French were defeated in 1813, a Department for the Business of Commerce and Colonies was established on April 6, 1814, headed by
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Werkgroep Seriële Publicaties van UKB-CAT (overlegorgaan van hoofden van catalogiseerafdelingen van universiteitsbibliotheken).
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Cabinet for Dutch Antillean Affairs (1975 - 1985, Suriname disappeared). after its independence in 1975) and
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on 13 July 1810, the ministry continued as a separate division (Division Hollandaise) under the French
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In 1998, this government was included in the new Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations.
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The ministry had its own armed forces. From 1816 the Dutch East Indies Army (from 1836
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Waterstaat, National Industry and Colonies (1 January 1830 - 30 September 1831),
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Education, National Industry and Colonies (March 19, 1818). 29 March 1824),
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Martinus Nijhoff/E.J. Brill, Den Haag/Leiden 1914-1917. Online op de
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National Industry and Colonies (1 October 1831 - 31 December 1834),
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Colonies (independent ministry, 1 January 1834 - 9 August 1840),
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was a Dutch ministry that arranged all matters relating to the
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After 1 January 1842 Colonies became an independent ministry.
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National Industry and Colonies (30 March 1824 - 4 April 1825),
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Commerce and Colonies (April 6, 1814 - March 18, 1818),
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Navy and Colonies (10 August 1840 - 31 December 1841).
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Navy and Colonies (5 April 1825 - 31 December 1829),
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