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Remembrance Day
About Remembrance Day
Every year, the Dutch commemorate civilians and soldiers who've died inside the Kingdom of the Netherlands or some place else inside the world because the outbreak of the Second World War, both in warfare conditions and in peacekeeping missions, with two minutes of silence. Prior to this homage, a commemorative carrier is held at the National Monument on the Dam square in Amsterdam, with speeches and the laying of wreaths. Every municipality commemorates Remembrance Day in its very own way. Dutch television stations additionally commit great attention to this lifestyle. Besides the National Monument at the Dam square there are broadcasts of the commemorations on the Waalsdorpervlakte near the Hague, wherein many Dutch resistance warring parties were achieved at some stage in the conflict, and on the conflict cemetery Grebbeberg.On Nov 11th, Remembrance Day, flags anywhere within the Netherlands are at 1/2-mast as a sign of mourning from 6 p.M. Until sundown. The next day, the flag is hoisted again anywhere to have fun Liberation Day.