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Frederiek shadowed at Ukrainian military hospital: "Injuries I had never seen before"

Frederiek shadowed at Ukrainian military hospital: "Injuries I had never seen before"

Medical student Frederiek Roukens recently returned to Amsterdam after volunteering for a week in a military intensive care unit in Kharkiv, Ukraine. She described the harrowing experience of treating soldiers with severe injuries from the front line, which she contrasted with the safety of her life in the Netherlands.

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Man (35) hits two women with a stick in front of Albert Heijn: over 6 months in prison

Man (35) hits two women with a stick in front of Albert Heijn: over 6 months in prison

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Four-year prison sentence and psychiatric treatment demanded for fatal stabbing of landlord over rent dispute

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The Public Prosecution Service has demanded a four-year prison sentence and compulsory psychiatric treatment (TBS) for a 31-year-old woman who stabbed her 77-year-old landlord to death in Amsterdam last October. The suspect admitted to the killing, citing a long-standing conflict over unpaid rent and claims of sexual services rendered, which occurred after she vacated the apartment.

Unknown man 'Lucky' was a regular at Amsterdam soup shop: "We had a bond"

Unknown man 'Lucky' was a regular at Amsterdam soup shop: "We had a bond"

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Man who ended up in hospital unable to identify himself for 3 years, police release footage

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Dutch police are seeking the public's help to identify a man who has been unable to communicate his name or background since suffering a stroke in May 2023. Although he was known as 'Lucky' to a Buddhist community and 'Chris the Canadian' to others in Amsterdam, his true identity remains unknown, and investigators suspect he may be from North America.