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- Q3395011 subject Q6947355.
- Q3395011 subject Q9288962.
- Q3395011 abstract "Fort Nassau was the capital of the colony of Berbice. It was situated approximately 88 kilometres upstream the Berbice River from New Amsterdam.The original fort was burnt by the French when they attacked Berbice in 1712. A new fort was subsequently built, which was burned in 1763 by Berbice governor Van Hoogenheim to prevent it from falling in the hands of revolting slaves.In 1733, a village which had sprung up around Fort Nassau was named New Amsterdam (Dutch: Nieuw Amsterdam). The fort and the village were abandoned in 1785 in favour of Fort Sint Andries, situated more downstream, at the confluence of the Canje River. The new village was again named New Amsterdam, and is still known by that name in contemporary Guyana.The remains of Fort Nassau were declared a National Monument by the Guyananese government in 1999. Recently, efforts have been started to preserve the fort.".
- Q3395011 thumbnail FortNassauBerbice.gif?width=300.
- Q3395011 wikiPageWikiLink Q2896921.
- Q3395011 wikiPageWikiLink Q3337680.
- Q3395011 wikiPageWikiLink Q5032492.
- Q3395011 wikiPageWikiLink Q675322.
- Q3395011 wikiPageWikiLink Q6947355.
- Q3395011 wikiPageWikiLink Q7411.
- Q3395011 wikiPageWikiLink Q923811.
- Q3395011 wikiPageWikiLink Q9288962.
- Q3395011 name "Fort Nassau".
- Q3395011 type Place.
- Q3395011 type ArchitecturalStructure.
- Q3395011 type Location.
- Q3395011 type MilitaryStructure.
- Q3395011 type Place.
- Q3395011 type Thing.
- Q3395011 comment "Fort Nassau was the capital of the colony of Berbice. It was situated approximately 88 kilometres upstream the Berbice River from New Amsterdam.The original fort was burnt by the French when they attacked Berbice in 1712. A new fort was subsequently built, which was burned in 1763 by Berbice governor Van Hoogenheim to prevent it from falling in the hands of revolting slaves.In 1733, a village which had sprung up around Fort Nassau was named New Amsterdam (Dutch: Nieuw Amsterdam).".
- Q3395011 label "Fort Nassau (Guyana)".
- Q3395011 depiction FortNassauBerbice.gif.
- Q3395011 name "Fort Nassau".