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Rabbijn Maarsenplein is a square in The Hague that is named after one of the victims of the Holocaust who was an essential member of the surrounding community. The square formed the heart of the Jewish quarter of The Hague until World War II changed everything for the people and location.
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Rabbijn Maarsenplein, 2512 HJ The Hague View on map Favourites Share Entry Free Visit website The Jewish Monument was created to commemorate the more than 12,000 Jewish residents of The Hague who were deported and murdered during World War II. Before the war, The Hague was home to a flourishing Jewish community of around 17,000 people.
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Rabbijn Maarsenplein, 2512 HJ The Hague View on map Favourites Share Entry Free Visit website The Jewish Children's Monument is located at Rabbijn Maarsenplein and was placed on the schoolyard of the former Jewish primary school at the Bezemstraat. The monument has the shaped of six stairs or ladders, which also resemble stacked chairs.
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The Jewish Monument The Hague Foundation wants to install and maintain a suitable monument in memory of the Jews of The Hague who were murdered during the Second World War. This monument was designed for the population of The Hague, focusing on young people in general and the Jewish community in particular.
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The monument on the Rabbijn Maarsenplein dramatically illustrates the lack of legal protection during the Nazi-German occupation of 1940-1945, Isaac Maarsen (1892-1943) was the Chief Rabbi of The Hague who refused to go into hiding himself and continued to defend the community until the end.
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Rabbijn Maarsenplein Palyground, The Hague: See reviews, articles, and 3 photos of Rabbijn Maarsenplein Palyground, ranked No.183 on Tripadvisor among 244 attractions in The Hague.
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When developing the concept Jewish Monument andMemorial, the main guideline was to integrate the importance, goals and ambitions of the Jewish Community with the policy & zoning plans of the city of The Hague for the Rabbijn Maarsenplein." Anat Ratzabi
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Den Haag - het Rabbijn Maarsenplein. Het Rabbijn Maarsenplein is een oud schoolplein, achter het plantsoen van de Nieuwe Kerk. Als onderdeel van China Town valt het niet meteen op, buiten misschien de grote plantanen die het plein omringen. Toch gaat er heel wat geschiedenis schuil achter die moderne nieuwbouw.
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Rabbijn Maarsenplein, Den Haag. City Center Stroll. Before the Second World War, this square was the heart of a lively neighbourhood: the Jewish Quarter. Since 1625, Sephardic Jews fleeing from Catholic Spain and Portugal found a new home in The Hague. From 1670 onwards, Azkenazi Jews from Eastern Europe joined them.
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Momiji - Rabbijn Maarsenplein 1 Rabbijn Maarsenplein (hidden behind the Nieuwe Kerk and Chinatown) is home to many restaurants and bars with a mix of different cultures. At Momiji, you can get the most delicious maki and nigiri from the conveyor belt on which the sushi chefs place the freshest sushi.
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Rabbijn Maarsenplein The square - a conscious choice The new monument has been installed on Rabbijn Maarsenplein on Bezemstraat and Sint Jacobstraat, opposite the garden of the Nieuwe Kerk. A conscious choice, because the area around the square formed the heart of the Jewish district in The Hague from 1625 until the Second World War.
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Directions Until 1943, Rabbijn Maarsenplein, later renamed after one of the victims, was the heart of The Hague's Jewish quarter. Today, it plays host to two memorials, the Jewish Monument and the Jewish Children's Monument, which commemorate the city's 12,000-plus Jews who were murdered in concentration and extermination camps. About Explore Media