Historicus Ingeborg van Teeseling bespreekt maandelijks een onderwerp uit de Australische geschiedenis. Van de na-oorlogse migratie stroom en de controverse omtrent Australia Day tot de herkomst van ‘single sex’ scholen.
Huishistorica Ingeborg van Teeseling duikt in de geschiedenis van de Northern Territory. Ze vertelt over twee grote en belangrijke gebeurtenissen in de recente geschiedenis van het grondgebied: de Darwin rebellion en de Croker Island missio ...
Historica Ingeborg van Teeseling bespreekt dit keer de verhoudingen tussen Malta en Australië. Het is namelijk 185 jaar geleden dat de eerste Maltese migrant Australië binnen. Antonio Azzopardi was een zeeman die in Melbourne bleef hangen. ...
Historian Ingeborg van Teeseling discusses the Vietnam War (1955-1975). Australia was an ally of America, and therefore fought on the side of the Americans. Young men were called up by the Australian army, by means of a lottery, and sent to ...
In deze aflevering neem historica Ingeborg van Teeseling je mee terug naar de eind jaren dertig, net voor de Tweede Wereldoorlog. Met het Kimberley Plan op zak, onderzocht de Freeland League of de Kimberley regio in het noordwetsten van WA ...
Every month, historian Ingeborg van Teeseling discusses a topic in Australian history. This time, she tells the story of one of the many migrant groups: the Canadians. After an uprising against their British occupiers, they were shipped to ...
We have talked about migration many times with historian Ingeborg van Teeseling. Often from regions that are far from Australia, such as the Balkans, Asia and the Netherlands. But for a long time, most of the migrants came from Britain. The ...
Not long after the Second World War, more and more countries became independent from their colonizers, and Mao took over China. Australian Prime Minister Ben Chifley realised that many people in Asia were poor and very angry, so he came up ...
Canberra was chosen as Australia's capital, because of the rivalry between Melbourne and Sydney. Is this true? Where does the name Canberra actually come from and who designed the city? Historian Ingeborg van Teeseling talks about Canberra' ...
The Eureka Stockade in Ballarat (VIC). Historian Ingeborg van Teeseling explains how the gold rush started and how dissatisfaction among gold miners led to a rebellion against the British administration. This rebellion ultimately marked the ...
This month marks the 75th anniversary of the arrival of the first large group of non-white refugees in Australia. This group is now known as the “Beautiful Balts”. Historian Ingeborg van Teeseling explains the origin of this fascinating nam ...
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