Memorial Landing King Willem I
The Prince's landing concerned the arrival of Prince Willem Frederik van Oranje, later King William I at Scheveningen on November 30, 1813. The landing took place from the sea and from a boat set out by an English warship.
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- Text: RJArmy
- Photos: RJArmy.nl
- William I of the Netherlands - Wikipedia
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