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2019 in the Netherlands
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Events from the year 2019 in the Netherlands.
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Events
- 1 January –
- A celebratory fire on the beach in Scheveningen caused a spark rain over the surrounding neighbourhood, setting multiple buildings on fire[1]
- Arthur van Dijk (VVD) is sworn in as the King's Commissioner of North Holland
- 1 February –
- Hans Oosters (PvdA) becomes the King's Commissioner of Utrecht
- Pieter-Jaap Aalbersberg is appointed Nationaal Coördinator Terrorismebestrijding en Veiligheid (NCTV)
- 6 February – John Berends (CDA) takes over as the King's Commissioner of Gelderland
- 18 March – Three people are killed and seven others are injured in the 2019 Utrecht shooting[2]
- 20 March – 2019 provincial elections
- 18 May – Duncan Laurence wins the Eurovision Song Contest 2019; the Netherlands' first victory since 1975[3]
- 23 May – 2019 European Parliament election in the Netherlands
- 27 May – 2019 Senate election
- 11 June – Ankie Broekers-Knol (VVD) is appointed State Secretary for Justice and Security following the resignation of Mark Harbers[4]
- 2 July – Jan Anthonie Bruijn (VVD) is elected President of the Senate
- 2 July – Groep Otten is formed in the Senate by former members of Forum for Democracy
- 4 July – Willem Holleeder is sentenced to life in prison
- 1 August – The burqa ban in schools, public transport, hospitals and government buildings voted by the States General comes into application
- 10 August – Part of AFAS Stadion's roof collapses; no one is wounded
- 23 August – Sybrand van Haersma Buma, who had left the office of Leader of the Christian Democratic Appeal in May, becomes Mayor of Leeuwarden
- 18 September – Murder of Derk Wiersum
- 30 September – Koen Schuiling (VVD) is appointed Mayor of Groningen
- 1 October – Beginning of the farmers' protests
- 7 October – Pauline Krikke (VVD) resigns as Mayor of the Hague
- 16–20 October – Amsterdam Dance Event
- 15 December – Opening of Zwolle Stadshagen railway station
- 19 December – Ridouan Taghi, wanted for suspected involvement in at least 10 murders (including Wiersum), is extradited from Dubai, where he was arrested three days earlier
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January
- 1 January – Feis Ecktuh, Dutch rapper (b. 1986)[5]
- 2 January – Paulien van Deutekom, Dutch speed skater (b. 1981)[6]
- 18 January – Cees Haast, Dutch cyclist (b. 1938)[7]
- 22 January – Koos Andriessen, Dutch politician (b. 1928)[8]
- 23 January – Dick Dolman, Dutch politician (b. 1935)[9]
- 28 January – Jurrie Koolhof, Dutch footballer and manager (b. 1960)[10]
- 31 January – Johnny Lion, Dutch singer and actor (b. 1941)[11]
February
- 16 February – Kees Stoop, Dutch artist (b. 1929)[12]
March
- 6 March – Lotte van der Zee, Dutch model (b. 1999)[13]
- 22 March – Frans Andriessen, Dutch politician (b. 1929)[14]
April
- 11 April – Max van Weezel, Dutch journalist (b. 1951)[15]
- 17 April – Pieter Verhoeff, Dutch film director (b. 1938)[16]
- 23 April – Johan Witteveen, Dutch politician and economist, Deputy Prime Minister (b. 1921)[17]
- 26 April – Robbert de Greef, Dutch cyclist (b.1991)[18]
May
- 15 May – Peer Mascini, Dutch actor and writer (b. 1941)[19]
June
- 17 June – Clemens C. J. Roothaan, Dutch chemist and physicist, developer of Roothaan equations (b. 1918)[20]
July
- 19 July – Rutger Hauer, Dutch actor, writer, and environmentalist (b. 1944)[21]
August
- 16 August – Princess Christina of the Netherlands, Princess of the Netherlands (b. 1947)[22]
September
- 18 September – Fernando Ricksen, Dutch professional footballer (b. 1976)[23]
November
- 28 November – Pim Verbeek, Dutch footballer and manager (b. 1956)[24]
December
- 4 December – Peter van Walsum, Dutch diplomat (b. 1934)[25]
See also
References
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