It is home to such wildly famous authors as Cola Debrot, Frank Martinus Arion, and Tip Marugg.
It is home to such wildly famous authors as Cola Debrot, Frank Martinus Arion, and Tip Marugg. Once a flourishing slave trade existed on this island, a fact attested to by the Kura Hulanda Museum, but now a large refinery built by Shell Oil dominates the economy. Its most famous export, however, remains a certain product made from dried Larahas.  The largest city on the island is a UNESCO world heritage site and contains the oldest continually operating synagogue of the western hemisphere. That city, divided into the Punda and Otrabanda districts, is called Willemstad.  For ten points, name this island which has scores of feral donkeys, is the namesake of a blue liqueur, and along with Aruba and Bonaire forms the ABC islands of the Dutch Antilles.
It is home to such wildly famous authors as Cola Debrot, Frank Martinus Arion, and Tip Marugg.
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