Michiel 2005's photos with the keyword: ripperda

The governor of the city of Haarlem during the siege by the Spanish forces in 1572–1573. The city had to surrender and Ripperda was beheaded. The Spanish murdered a further 12,000 inhabitants.

The Ripperda barracks were built for the cavalery in 1882. Now it is renovated and it is to become a housing/business estate. See here for more info (in Dutch, but with pictures): www.deripperda.nl/home/index.php and aerial pictures: www.deripperda.nl/actueel/luchtfotos.php The Ripperda barracks were named after Wigbolt Ripperda who was the governor of Haarlem during the siege of the Spaniards in 1572-73. The city surrendered after seven months because of lack of food. Ripperda was murdered by the Spaniards on July 16, 1573.

The Ripperda barracks were built for the cavalery in 1882. Now it is renovated and it is to become a housing/business estate. See here for more info (in Dutch, but with pictures): www.deripperda.nl/home/index.php and aerial pictures: www.deripperda.nl/actueel/luchtfotos.php The Ripperda barracks were named after Wigbolt Ripperda who was the governor of Haarlem during the siege of the Spaniards in 1572-73. The city surrendered after seven months because of lack of food. Ripperda was murdered by the Spaniards on July 16, 1573.

The Ripperda barracks were built for the cavalery in 1882. Now it is renovated and it is to become a housing/business estate. See here for more info (in Dutch, but with pictures): www.deripperda.nl/home/index.php and aerial pictures: www.deripperda.nl/actueel/luchtfotos.php The Ripperda barracks were named after Wigbolt Ripperda who was the governor of Haarlem during the siege of the Spaniards in 1572-73. The city surrendered after seven months because of lack of food. Ripperda was murdered by the Spaniards on July 16, 1573.

The Ripperda barracks were built for the cavalery in 1882. Now it is renovated and it is to become a housing/business estate. See here for more info (in Dutch, but with pictures): www.deripperda.nl/home/index.php and aerial pictures: www.deripperda.nl/actueel/luchtfotos.php The Ripperda barracks were named after Wigbolt Ripperda who was the governor of Haarlem during the siege of the Spaniards in 1572-73. The city surrendered after seven months because of lack of food. Ripperda was murdered by the Spaniards on July 16, 1573.

The Ripperda barracks were built for the cavalery in 1882. Now it is renovated and it is to become a housing/business estate. See here for more info (in Dutch, but with pictures): www.deripperda.nl/home/index.php and aerial pictures: www.deripperda.nl/actueel/luchtfotos.php The Ripperda barracks were named after Wigbolt Ripperda who was the governor of Haarlem during the siege of the Spaniards in 1572-73. The city surrendered after seven months because of lack of food. Ripperda was murdered by the Spaniards on July 16, 1573.