History of the Netherlands: Difference between revisions
From Roses, Tulips, & Liberty
Content added Content deleted
Dutch-ODST (talk | contribs) |
Dutch-ODST (talk | contribs) |
||
| Line 132: | Line 132: | ||
This uprising was easily halted by the Dutch, however, and support for it soon faded. Historians attribute the failure of the Tulips Uprising to the disunity and infighting between the factions. For example, the anti-colonialists were composed of both monarchists and anti-monarchists, and they never got to a consensus on the topic of monarchy. There were also Communards who refused to cooperate with the monarchists and anti-colonialists. These circumstances ultimately led to the failure of the Tulips Uprising. |
This uprising was easily halted by the Dutch, however, and support for it soon faded. Historians attribute the failure of the Tulips Uprising to the disunity and infighting between the factions. For example, the anti-colonialists were composed of both monarchists and anti-monarchists, and they never got to a consensus on the topic of monarchy. There were also Communards who refused to cooperate with the monarchists and anti-colonialists. These circumstances ultimately led to the failure of the Tulips Uprising. |
||
== De oorlog == |
|||
== Interwar period: 1939–1967 == |
== Interwar period: 1939–1967 == |
||
