The commemoration of the dead on the Waalsdorpervlakte is one of the most famous in our region. In The Hague, there are commemorations in more places on May 4, such as the Children’s Remembrance Day in Madurodam, a meeting in the Grote Kerk and at the gay monument. We list them:
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Big church – 20.00 until 19. hours
Commemoration Roll of Honor of the Fallen (second chamber) – 10. o’clock
Monument Englandspiel Van Stolkpark – 17. hours
Jewish Monument at Rabbijn Maarsenplein – 17. hours
Parallelweg Memorial at Hollands Spoor – 19. o’clock
The Hague Memorial 644-1945, Carnegie Square opposite the Peace Palace – 19.25 o’clock
International Gay Monument on the Avenue of Reagan and Gorbachev – 17.30 hours
Monument Forced Laborers at the Provinciehuis on the Zuid-Hollandplein – 11.25 o’clock
Remembrance Trekvlietplein, (Binckhorst) park next to Trekvlietplein – 06.00 until 10.25 o’clock
Memorial Service War Memorial Parnassia Group at the Albardastraat – 13.00 o’clock
Monument for the Stijkelgroep, at the Westduin cemetery on the Ockenburghstraat – at 19.32 the silent tour departs from the Kijkduinsestraatweg
Liberation monument Loosduinen, at the Loosduinsehoofdstraat – 19.45 o’clock
Tesselseplein Scheveningen – from 12. until 13.00 o’clock
Waalsdorpervlakte – silent tour starts at 18.25 hours and at 30.06 hours there is two minutes of silence
National Children’s Commemoration, George maduroplein near Madurodam – 30.00 o’clock
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