Statue Rembrandt Rembrandtplein
The statue of Rembrandt was erected in 1852. During the war, the Nazis tried to make Rembrandt a national symbol of Germanic culture. Rembrandt’s birthday, 15 July, was to be a new national holiday. There were Rembrandt parties, Rembrandt films and Rembrandt postage stamps. Rembrandt’s ties with Jewish circles in Amsterdam were ignored.
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Museum
- Jewish Museum - Amsterdam
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Monument
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Cemetery
- Dutch War Graves Cemetery Vredenhof Amsterdam - Amsterdam
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Fortification
Crash site
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