Netherlands New Guinea - List of Governors of Netherlands New Guinea

List of Governors of Netherlands New Guinea

  • Jan Pieter Karel van Eechoud (29 December 1949 - 8 February 1950) (Acting)
  • Simon Lodewijk Johan van Waardenburg (8 February 1950 - 24 April 1953)
  • Jan van Baal (24 April 1953 - 31 March 1958)
  • Jan Christoffel Baarspul (31 March 1958 - 1 May 1958) (Acting)
  • Pieter Johannes Platteel (1 May 1958 - 28 September 1962)
  • Henk Veldkamp (28 September 1962 - 1 October 1962) (Acting)

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