Ahh... Tulips... Dit you know the dutch dit eat them in the WWII hunger-winter '44?
And dit you know Busines in shares started with Tulips ( with the first crash in 1637)?
Hi Stefan. No I did not know all that good Dutch history, though of course I knew that the tulip is a dutch icon. All the people up at the farm were dressed in traditional dutch costume - and CLOGS!
About the trading of share, I am not so sure. I think that the Swedes would lay claim to the first common stock company - Stora Koppaberg, founded in 1288 when they first started mining copper.
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