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English: Steam engineering factory

Nederlands: Fabriek voor het Stoomwezen

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English: Steam engineering factory
Nederlands: Fabriek voor het Stoomwezen
Object type print
object_type QS:P31,Q11060274
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Nederlands: Hendrik Hardes (1815-1871) kan worden beschouwd als de grondlegger van de Japanse scheepsbouwindustrie. Hij arriveert in 1857 in Japan als officier-machinist bij het tweede Nederlandse marinedetachement. Op 19 juli 1858 begint hij in Aka-no-ura, een gebied dat aan de overkant van de baai van Nagasaki ligt, met de constructie van een scheepsreparatiebedrijf en een ‘Fabriek voor het stoomwezen’. Hardes blijft om de fabriek te voltooien tot 1861 in Japan. Na zijn vertrek wordt het complex in 1871 omgedoopt tot de Nagasaki Shipyard. Het is het begin van de latere multinational Mitsubishi.
English: Officer Hendrik Hardes (1815-1871) could be seen as the father of the Japanese shipbuilding industry. He came to Japan in 1857 as engineer with the second navy contingent. On 19 July 1858, he started building a repair yard and a ‘Fabriek voor het stoomwezen’ (steam engineering factory) in Aka-no-ura, an area on the other side of the bay of Nagasaki. Hendrik Hardes remained in Japan until 1861 in order to complete the construction of the factory. After his departure, the complex was renamed Nagasaki Shipyard in 1871. This was the beginning of what was later to become the multinational Mitsubishi.
Date 1867
date QS:P571,+1867-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
institution QS:P195,Q638395
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