Karel Cornelis Bunnik

1830–1884 (age 54)

Biography

Karel Cornelis Bunnik (1830–1884) was a Dutch naval officer whose military service contributed to the maritime strength of the Netherlands during the nineteenth century. His career reflected the nation's commitment to maintaining a formidable naval presence in European waters.

Bunnik's dedication to naval service earned him respect among his peers and superiors. He was interred in The Hague General Cemetery, where his grave commemorates his years of service to the Dutch Navy.

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The Hague General Cemetery
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The Hague General Cemetery
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The Hague General Cemetery
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The Hague General Cemetery
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The Hague General Cemetery
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