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Mexican man surprised in Uitgeest: 'No monument for Cornelis Corneliszoon, how is it possible?'

Mexican man surprised in Uitgeest: 'No monument for Cornelis Corneliszoon, how is it possible?'

Mexican history enthusiast Jaime Dávila expressed surprise during a visit to Uitgeest at the lack of a monument for Cornelis Corneliszoon. Corneliszoon's invention of the wind-powered sawmill was a crucial factor in the Dutch Golden Age and the Industrial Revolution.

Based on reporting by haarlemsdagblad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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