Batavia
Batavia, also called Batauia in the city's Malay vernacular, was the capital of the Dutch East Indies. The area corresponds to present-day Jakarta, Indonesia.
People born in Batavia (First 49 people) - Page 0
Coy Pereira
Guitarist
Georgine Marina Sanders
Dutch anthropologist
Jan Zoetelief Tromp
Artist
Gerard Wallis de Vries
Dutch politician
Kiboud Maulana
Indonesian guitarist
Rob Mokken
Dutch political scientist
Roland de Groot
Film art director
Zainal Abidin
Indonesian actor
Enid Mante-Meijer
Dutch author
George Uhlenbeck
American-Dutch theoretical physicist
Yvonne Keuls
Dutch writer
Benyamin Sueb
Indonesian comedian
Jan Glastra van Loon
Former Parliamentary Leader in the Senate of the Netherlands
Edgar du Perron
Dutch poet
Hamid Arief
Indonesian actor
Dicky Zulkarnaen
Indonesian actor
Harun Al Rasyid Zain
Former Governor of West Sumatra
Mochtar Kusumaatmadja
Former Minister for Foreign Affairs of Indonesia
Henry Schouten
Artist
Ali Alatas
Indonesian diplomat
Mischa de Vreede
Writer
Pierre Tendean
Military personnel
Ardy Strüwer
Artist
M. Balfas
Indonesian author
Michel van Hulten
Dutch Politician
Fred van Dorp
Dutch water poloist
Charles Gairdner
Former Governor of Western Australia
Dolf Kessler
Dutch footballer
Thio Him Tjiang
Indonesian footballer
Abdulrahman Saleh
Indonesian physician
Kwee Kiat Sek
Indonesian footballer
Bob Maas
Sailor
Ratna Mohini
Dancer
Fukusei Ra
Ton Lensink
Muhammad Kamil Tadjudin
Guus Becker
Musical artist
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Hanny Ray
Indonesian actress
Jet Haak
Bob Haak's mother
Lauw Tek Lok
Sim Keng Koen
Maarten Iman Willem Jacob Bijleveld
Dutch Politician
Lambertus Eduard Lenting
Dutch Politician
John Ricus Couperus
Dutch lawyer
Lies Noor
Indonesian actress and model
Pat Bergeson
American guitarist
