Locatie: The Hague

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Hidden Stories: The Hague

Discover the story of helmet planter Piet Kuijt in The Hague. In July 1945, shortly after the war, it became clear on the Waalsdorpervlakte near

Oranjehotel Junior

What is it like to be imprisoned because of your actions, opinions, or background? In Oranjehotel Junior, you will hear and experience how the freedom

Activities in the Oranjehotel

ExhibitionIn the former staff quarters, a permanent exhibition tells the story of prison life and the prison system, as well as the German occupation, resistance,

National Monument Oranjehotel

The Oranjehotel is the nickname for the Scheveningen prison during Second World War. Between 1940-1945, the German occupier held more than 25,000 people here for interrogation and trial: resistance members, but also Jews, communists and Jehovah’s Witnesses. The complex was already called ‘Oranjehotel’ during the war.

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