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Ruyter, De
Ruyter and De
Ruyter may
refer to: De
Ruyter (village), New York De
Ruyter (town), New York De
Ruyter Central School in De
Ruyter town De
Ruyter...
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Michiel Adriaenszoon de
Ruyter (IPA: [miˈxil ˈaːdrijaːnˌsoːn də ˈrœytər]; 24
March 1607 – 29
April 1676) was a
Dutch States Navy officer. His achievements...
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HNLMS De
Ruyter (Dutch: Hr.Ms. or Zr.Ms. De
Ruyter) may
refer to one of nine
ships of the
Dutch States Navy or
Royal Netherlands Navy
named after Admiral...
- 5°58′55″S 112°3′57″E / 5.98194°S 112.06583°E / -5.98194; 112.06583
HNLMS De
Ruyter was a
unique light cruiser of the
Royal Netherlands Navy.
Intended to reinforce...
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Michiel Adriaenszoon de
Ruyter, a
famous admiral in the
Dutch navy. The name de
Ruyter (de Ruijter)
means "the Rider". The town of De
Ruyter has a
village in it...
- André
Ruyters (1876–1952),
surname also as
Ruijters in line with
Dutch orthography, or
Ruÿters, was a
Belgian novelist and poet
writing in French, and...
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Stephnie de
Ruyter is a
former leader of the New
Zealand Democratic Party, a
small centre-left New
Zealand political party based upon
Social Credit economics...
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Francis Ruyter (born 1968) is an
American painter and gallerist. He was born in Washington, DC.
Ruyter often paints using photographs as
source material...
- Also De
Ruyter was to
combine his
fleet with the
French one. The
French however did not show up and bad
weather prevented the landing. De
Ruyter had to...
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England launched an
expedition to
conquer Dutch forts in
Africa Michiel de
Ruyter was sent to
recapture them all, he
succeeded and even
captured extra English...
