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Fred van der Kraaij  (1946–)  wikidata:Q43979193
 
Fred van der Kraaij
Alternative names
Fred van der Kraaij, F. P. M. van der Kraaij
Description Dutch economist
Date of birth 1946 Edit this at Wikidata
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Description
Nederlands: De kathedraal van Notre Dame de Miséricorde. Een rooms-katholieke kathedraal met een bordeauxrode en witgestreepte tegelarchitectuur. De toren staat aan de links naast de kerk. Een stoplicht dat uit staat, een bijna lege verharde weg (oversteek) met een man op een mobylette. Twee geparkeerde auto's voor het kerkgebouw. Op de voorgrond een reclamebord voor Hotel le Nokoue met de tekst: "Le second hôtel du Dahomey, avec ses meilleures chambres/... visiter le NOKOUE, c'est/ visiter le paradis. Le plus moins chèr HOTEL du Dahomey./… .Carré 1009, AIDJEDO, COTONOU".
English: The cathedral of Notre Dame de Miséricorde (Cotonou Cathedral). A Roman Catholic cathedral with a distinct burgundy and white striped tiled architecture. The tower stands towards the rear-end left side of the main building. Traffic light (not working), an almost empty paved road (crossing) with a man on a mobylette. Two parked cars in front of the church building. In the foreground a sign advertising ‘Hotel le Nokoue’ with the text: "Le second hôtel du Dahomey, avec ses meilleures chambres/... visiter le NOKOUE, c’est/ visiter le paradis. Le plus moins chèr HOTEL du Dahomey./….Carré 1009, AIDJEDO, COTONOU".
Français : La cathédrale Notre-Dame de Miséricorde (Cathédrale de Cotonou). Une cathédrale catholique romaine avec une architecture distincte de tuiles rayées bordeaux et blanches. La tour se dresse vers l'arrière gauche du bâtiment principal. Feu tricolore (ne fonctionnant pas), une route goudronnée presque vide (croisement) avec un homme sur une mobylette. Deux voitures garées devant l'église. Au premier plan une pancarte annonçant 'Hotel le Nokoue' indiquant : "Le second hôtel du Dahomey, avec ses meilleures chambres/... visiter le NOKOUE, c'est/ visiter le paradis. Le plus moins chèr HOTEL du Dahomey./… .Carré 1009, AIDJEDO, COTONOU".
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Français : Cotonou, Bénin (anciennement Dahomey)
English: Cotonou, Benin (formerly Dahomey)
Nederlands: Cotonou, Benin (voorheen Dahomey)
Date 1972
date QS:P571,+1972-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
Source Fred van der Kraaij collection
institution QS:P195,Q2174585

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The cathedral of Notre Dame de Miséricorde. Cotonou, Benin (formerly Dahomey), 1972.

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