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Willem Drees and the Statute of the West
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Willem Drees views in the Ridderzaal the new Statute for the Kingdom of the Netherlands, December 15, 1954. The Statute regulated the new relations between the Netherlands, Suriname, and the Netherlands Antilles. To the left of Drees stand Mr. Kernkamp and Currie (Suriname), to his right Mr. Jonckheer (Netherlands Antilles).
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Credit lineWillem Drees en het Statuut met de West. 1954-12-15. ANP. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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