Dutch PM rules out new compensation after study of royal colonial role
Prime Minister Rob Jetten says the Netherlands will make no new compensation payments in response to research on the House of Orange’s colonial role.
Prime Minister Rob Jetten says the Netherlands will make no new compensation payments in response to research on the House of Orange’s colonial role.
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