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First commemorate, then celebrate: Remembrance Day and Liberation Day in the Maastricht-Heuvelland region

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Dutch people who died as a result of violence in World War II and other wars are commemorated on 4 May. The next day, some municipalities celebrate the liberation of 1945, a selection of the ceremonies and festivities.

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First commemorate, then celebrate: Remembrance Day and Liberation Day in the Maastricht-Heuvelland region

21 days ago·Maastricht, Netherlands

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