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A look inside on Dam Square: how the Royal Palace survived WWII (and how to see it for yourself)

A look inside on Dam Square: how the Royal Palace survived WWII (and how to see it for yourself)

The Royal Palace on Dam Square in Amsterdam is highlighting its history and survival during the Second World War. Visitors are invited to explore the building and learn about the stories hidden behind its historic facade.

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