Pieter Erberveld

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title: Pieter Erberveld
text: Pieter Erberveld was a Eurasian resident of Batavia, Dutch East Indies, the headquarters of the VOC in Asia, during the 17th and early 18th centuries who was accused of plotting a rebellion with Javanese for January 1, 1722, but was captured and executed, and a monument erected where his house had stood. Although he is often described as half-Javanese, or half-Dutch, Pieter Erberveld was the son of a German (Westphalian) father, a tanner of hides, and Siamese Christian mother. He was born around
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description: Eurasian resident of Batavia accused of rebellion
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