File:Tropenmuseum Royal Tropical Institute Objectnumber 10019010 Groep Nederlandse kolonisten op de bo.jpg

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Description	Nederlands: Repronegatief. Op 21 juni 1845 komt het eerste schip met Groningse boeren immigranten binnen in Suriname, de Susanna Maria.. Groep Nederlandse kolonisten op de boerderij van de heer van Brussel ter gelegenheid van het herdenkingsfeest op 21 juni 1920
Date	21 June 1920
Source	Tropenmuseum
Author	A.C.P. (Augusta Cornelia Paulina) Curiel (Fotograaf/photographer). Fotostudio 'Augusta Curiel' (Fotograaf/photographer).

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