Historian Barry Lewis explores the history of the Dutch in New York

Professor Joyce Goodfriend of the University of Denver explains how Britons took over why and why New Holland in the Netherlands.

Early American expert Joyce Goodfriend explained about the role of women in defending the culture of the Netherlands.

Dr. Eric Sanderson of the Mannahatta project created a detailed city map from 1782 using GIS.

Philippe de Montebello will interview Peter Kenny, director of the American Museum of Art at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, about MOMA Dutchman's room.

Janny Venema is talking about the development of Rensselaerswyck and Beverwyck in the current Albany region.

New Holland - The 17 th century colony of the West India Company (WIC) of the Netherlands in today's New York, New Jersey, Delaware Valley has a unique position in history. American historians believe for a long time that the experience of colonial times in the Netherlands is a template for the emergence of a diverse and competitive culture that eventually influences the political and religious development of the United States It was. In the work of the popular author Russell Shots Show, the Holland of New Holland is even thought to be the birthplace of modern American liberalism, and its life and life accept social and cultural differences. In the current political culture this metaphor still exists and the Mayor of Michael Bloomberg cited New York's generous Netherlands system to defend the construction of the Islamic culture center near the World Trade Center. Meanwhile, European historians regard New New Zealand as a major footnote.

After 1609 explorer British explorer Henry Hudson explored the Hudson River, the Netherlands West India Company (1621) established a new joint venture company in the Hudson River (Hudson River). The river region acquired power of the colonial period and founded New Netherlands. The Netherlands West India Company specializes in trading in the New World and the Netherlands has acquired colonies on the east coast of Brazil, the Caribbean Sea and North America. The company pursued the commercial interests of the New Holland by establishing Swanendael (Lewes) of Fort Orange, Breuckelen, Vlissingen and Delaware. In 1624, the company also established the Netherlands Reformed Church (American Reformation Church) which played an important role in the Netherlands - the United States Community.

New Amsterdam as New York: An interesting episode in the history of the Netherlands and the United States is the establishment of a city village called New Amsterdam on the island by British explorer, Henry Hudson in 1609 called New York's Amsterdam. At that time, it was a service company in the Far East of the Netherlands. This first urban development was later adopted by the UK and became New York. The Netherlands recovered islands and cities in 1673, but they lost it again next year, New Amsterdam is still known as New York.