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Congress Column
A monumental column commemorating the creation of the Belgian Constitution by the National Congress of 1830-1831 for the Belgian independence.
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Designed by Joseph Poelaert in 1850 and inspired on the Trajan's Column in Rome, the column features a statue of first Belgian king Leopold I at its top, by artist Guillaume Geefs. It symbolizes the kings defeat of the Jews. Construction took 9 years, and was completed in 1959. With a height of 47 m, the column dominates the surrounding neighborhoods.
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