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National Indies Commemoration Marks Eighty-One Years Since End of Dutch East Indies War

Dutch leaders including Prime Minister Rob Jetten laid wreaths at the Indisch Monument in The Hague to mark eighty-one years since Japan’s surrender and the end of World War II in the Dutch East Indies, amid continuing reflection on the Netherlands’ colonial history.
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