Acheen Collection

The Dutch War in Sumatra, Guns captured at Acheen lying at Rotterdam (engraving)
1053472 The Dutch War in Sumatra, Guns captured at Acheen lying at Rotterdam (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Dutch War in Sumatra)

The Survivors of the Crew of the "Nisero, "lately released from Captivity by the Rajah of Tenom
1045780 The Survivors of the Crew of the " Nisero, " lately released from Captivity by the Rajah of Tenom, Acheen (engraving) by English School

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The Dutch War in Acheen (engraving)
1058549 The Dutch War in Acheen (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Dutch War in Acheen)

The Dutch War in Acheen, the "Kraton"captured and destroyed by the Dutch Troops (engraving)
1058482 The Dutch War in Acheen, the " Kraton" captured and destroyed by the Dutch Troops (engraving) by English School

Java and Sumatra, Dutch East Indies (engraving)
1044799 Java and Sumatra, Dutch East Indies (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Java and Sumatra, Dutch East Indies)

The Dutch War in Sumatra (engraving)
1105364 The Dutch War in Sumatra (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Dutch War in Sumatra)

The Crew of the Nisero, Release from Captivity by the Rajah of Tenom, Acheen, Tenom
THE CREW OF THE NISERO, RELEASE FROM CAPTIVITY BY THE RAJAH OF TENOM, ACHEEN, Tenom is a town located in Interior Division of Sabah, east Malaysia on the island of Borneo

The Dutch War in Sumatra: Bombardment of Acheen by the Dutch Fleet, 1873

The Crew Of The Nisero, Release From Captivity By The Rajah Of Tenom, Acheen, Tenom Is A Town Located In Interior Division Of Sabah, East Malaysia On The Island Of Borneo

The Dutch War in Sumatra: Bombardment of Acheen by the Dutch Fleet, 1873

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"Acheen: A Land Ravaged by War and Resilience" In the tumultuous era of the Dutch War in Sumatra, Acheen stood as a battleground where history unfolded. Guns captured at Acheen found their resting place in Rotterdam, serving as silent witnesses to the fierce conflicts that once engulfed this land. Amidst the chaos, tales of survival emerged from the crew of "Nisero, " who were recently released from captivity by the Rajah of Tenom. Their freedom symbolized hope amidst adversity, showcasing the indomitable spirit that resided within these brave souls. Engravings depicting the Dutch War in Acheen showcased both destruction and triumph. The "Kraton, " a symbol of power and authority, fell into ruins under relentless Dutch troops' onslaught. Yet, it was also a testament to their determination to reclaim control over this contested territory. Java and Sumatra, part of the vast Dutch East Indies empire, bore witness to these turbulent times. Engravings immortalized scenes from this war-torn region—scenes etched with pain but also resilience. The bombardment by the mighty Dutch fleet in 1873 left an indelible mark on history's canvas—a reminder of how conflict can shape nations and alter destinies forever. The Crew Of The Nisero became symbols not only for their own liberation but also for countless others caught up in this struggle for dominance. Through all its trials and tribulations, Acheen endured—an emblematic representation of strength amid adversity. Its scars may still be visible today; however, they serve as reminders that even amidst darkness, there is always room for hope and renewal. As we reflect upon these engravings capturing moments frozen in time during The Dutch War in Sumatra—let us remember those who fought bravely on both sides—their stories intertwined with a land forever marked by conflict yet forever resilient.