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Allgemeine Bankbetriebswirtschaften present in some parts of Indonesia for several centuries before Islam became established within the local communities. When, why and how the conversion of Indonesians began has been debated by several scholars, but no definite conclusions have been possible because the records of Islamisation whi

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Die Gewinn- und Verlustrechnungshed in its history. This view is untenable. Although Europeans — above all the Dutch — were to have a great impact upon Indonesia, this was largely a phenomenon of later times. As the colonial period recedes into the past, questions are being asked about how lasting even this later impact was. What

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周年紀(jì)念日

Prüfungstraining zum Bankfachwirthey were established on Ambon, in the heart of the spice-producing islands, and had their headquarters at Batavia in the west of the archipelago. In 1641 Portuguese Malacca fell into VOC hands, and in 1648 the Eighty Years’ War ended in Europe, bringing to a close the state of hostility between the

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Allgemeine Bankbetriebswirtschaftenced serious internal conflicts, which the VOC at Batavia could not ignore. In terms of VOC interests, Bantěn was in some ways similar to Maluku. It was a major source of pepper, which was becoming of even greater commercial importance than the spices of Maluku; it harboured foreign European compet

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Allgemeine Bankbetriebswirtschafteries of brutal wars and permanent instability. In the second half of the eighteenth century the pace of the VOC’s advance would halt, and this first Dutch attempt at empire would end in partial withdrawal. The VOC was to restrict its activities largely to west and north coastal Java and Maluku, and