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Nederlands: Negatief. De Residentie Tapanoeli, grotendeels bewoond door Bataks die sedert de Padri Oorlog (1821-1838) moslims waren, was een economisch niet sterk ontwikkelde regio. In 1908 werd de Residentie opengesteld voor Cultuur Maatschappijen. Daarna ontwikkelde vooral de rubber zich redelijk, met name rond de enige 'stad' die iets voorstelde, de havenplaats Sibolga. Toen in 1929 de mondiale crisis uitbrak, was er rond Sibolga heel wat grond in erfpacht afgestaan voor de rubbercultuur. Daarnaast werden er nog koffie en kopra uitgevoerd. Op de foto het gemeenschappelijk pakhuis van de Cultuur Maatschappijen van Tapanoeli, waarheen en waarvandaan het transport per smalspoor plaatsvond. (P. Boomgaard, 2001). Vervoer van kisten rubber per spoor bij een pakhuis van de cultuurmaatschappij in Tapanoeli te Siboga
English: The Residence Tapanoeli, largely inhabited by Batak since the Padri War (1821-1838) were Muslims, was a highly economically developed regions. In 1908, the Residence opened for Culture Societies. Then developed in the rubber is reasonable, especially about the only "city" that anything proposed, the port of Sibolga. When in 1929 the global crisis erupted, there was around a lot Sibolga leasehold land donated for rubber culture. In addition, there are coffee and copra exported. In the picture the common storehouse of the culture of companies Tapanoeli, where and from where the journey by narrow gauge occurred. (P. Orchard, 2001). Transport of boxes by rail with a rubber warehouse of culture to society Tapanoeli Siboga |
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