06 september 1967 - DEFERRAL OF PAYMENT FOR THE HAGUE RADIATORENFABRIEK VAN HEIJST

Den Haag - Van Heijst en Zonen from The Hague applies for a postponement of payment. The company employs about 1.200 mensen. The union says it has already raised the alarm several times about the financial situation at the company. But the director makes it clear time and again that nothing is wrong. Later it turns out that he himself has taken money from the cashier and that there is a debt of eight thousand euros with the pension fund.

06 september 1972 - ZUIDPLEIN SHOPPING CENTER OPENED

Rotterdam – Rotterdam-South is the first in the Netherlands to have its city district center. The huge shopping center has shops and its own metro station. The mall is in 2 year built. The center is opened by Mies Bouwman.

  • TV presenter Mies Bouwman and Wim Thomassen in a special episode of the program 'One of the Eight', during the opening of Zuidplein Shopping Center. Foto; Ary Groeneveld, Stadsarchief Rotterdam

06 september 1973 - DRIVE TRIP THROUGH THE HAGUE FOR THE JUBILING QUEEN JULIANA

The Hague - For the first time in years, Queen Juliana returns to The Hague in a carriage. The occasion is her silver reign jubilee. Sit with her in the carriage, next to Prince Bernhard, also seven princes, that stir the public. Na afloop van de tocht door de stad wordt de Koningin toegejuicht op het paleis Noordeinde aan de Lange Voorhout.

  • Viering Zilveren Regeringsjubileum van Koningin Juliana in Den Haag , overzicht koffiemaaltijd. Foto: Rob Mieremet, National Archives / Anefo
  • Viering Zilveren Regeringsjubileum van Koningin Juliana in Den Haag , politie houdt publiek in bedwang. Foto: Rob Mieremet, National Archives / Anefo
  • Viering Zilveren Regeringsjubileum van Koningin Juliana in Den Haag , Hare Majesteit zwaaiend met beide armen op balkon. Foto: Rob Mieremet, National Archives / Anefo

06 september 2002 - CONTESTED HITLER STATUE CAN BE SEEN IN BOIJMANS-VAN BEUNINGEN

Rotterdam – Fuss in Rotterdam when a wax statue of Adolf Hitler is exhibited in the Boijmans-van Beuningen museum in Rotterdam. Livable Rotterdam is wild, but alderman Hulman says he will not determine what can be seen in the museum. Despite all the criticism, director Dercon leaves the image in the exhibition "because all good art hurts".