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Dutch PM apologises for Moluccan soldiers’ mistreatment after Indonesian independence

The Guardian· Jun 21, 2026 · 6:54 PM · 160 views

The Dutch Prime Minister has issued an apology for the mistreatment of Moluccan soldiers post-Indonesian independence. These soldiers, who fought for the Dutch, were dishonorably discharged and housed in former Nazi camps. This apology coincides with the unveiling of a monument in Rotterdam, reflecting decades of activism and unresolved pain. #DutchHistory #MoluccanCommunity #Apology #HistoricalJustice #IndonesianIndependence

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