Monica van Rijn has authored a book titled 'The Memory Place: How My Parents Survived Nazi Hell,' detailing how her parents survived 17 concentration camps during the Holocaust. The memoir, which took twenty years to complete, chronicles their experiences in camps like Auschwitz and their eventual return to Amsterdam after the war.
VodafoneZiggo reported a growth in mobile subscriptions and a decrease in departing internet customers during the first quarter. This marks the fourth consecutive quarter of improvement as the telecom company aims to reverse years of customer losses.
During the National Windmill Days on May 9 and 10, several windmills in Haarlem will open their doors to the public for free. Visitors can explore the interiors of these historic structures to learn how they function.
Princess Ariane has successfully passed a rigorous selection process for a challenging new field of study. Meanwhile, the latest season of the popular Dutch television program "Wie is de Mol?" is reporting a decline in viewership numbers.
The Fietsersbond has criticized Haarlem's largest political party, PRO, for plans to reduce bicycle parking spaces near Grote Houtstraat. The cyclists' union argues that Alderman Robbert Berkhout's policy is unfriendly to cyclists and violates the party's election promises.
Dutch columnist Henk Spaan provides his weekly assessment of prominent figures in the football world. This installment features ratings for Ousmane Demb l , Lesley Bamberger, and Thierry Henry.