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Nationaal Monument

A large spire that functions as a memorial for the victims of World War II.

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Nationaal Monument
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Why go

It was designed by architect J.J.P. Oud and revealed on 4 May 1956. Every 4 May, at the Remembrance of the Dead, a ceremony is held here to commemorate all civilians and members of the Dutch armed forces that died in World War II and later armed conflicts.

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