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2021 edit
- Prins Hendrikkade, a major street in Amsterdam
2019 edit
- Israël David Kiek, an early Dutch portrait photographer
- Decadary Cult, a semi-official religion of France during the French Revolution
- Nieuwendijk, Amsterdam, a major shopping street in Amsterdam
- 1945 shooting on Dam square, Amsterdam, during the liberation of Amsterdam in the last days of World War II
- Manor Place Baths, a former public baths, swimming pool and boxing venue in South London
- Crispijn van de Passe the Younger, a Dutch Golden Age engraver and print publisher
- Michiel Nouts, a Dutch Golden Age painter who also served as Amsterdam's town musician
- 1943 bombing of the Amsterdam civil registry office, a Dutch resistance attempt to protect Jews from the Nazis by destroying the Amsterdam civil registry
- Lau Mazirel, a Dutch resistance fighter during World War II and proponent of LGBT and Romani rights
- Stadstekenacademie, Amsterdam, an 18th-century art school in Amsterdam
- Vrije Groepen Amsterdam, a federation of resistance groups in Amsterdam during World War II
2018 edit
- Indies Brigade, a short-lived Dutch-Belgian military unit which took part in the Waterloo Campaign
- Marshal of Holland, an honorary military title in the Napoleonic Kingdom of Holland
- Treaty of Fontainebleau (November 1807), a treaty between French emperor Napoleon and his brother King Louis Bonaparte of Holland
- Maurinus of Cologne, a 9th-century German saint
2017 edit
- Voetboogdoelen, Amsterdam, a former shooting range of the Amsterdam civic guard
- Handboogdoelen, Amsterdam, a former shooting range of the Amsterdam civic guard
- Admiraliteitslijnbaan, Amsterdam, the former ropewalk of the Admiralty of Amsterdam
- Agnietenkapel, Amsterdam a former chapel and birthplace of the University of Amsterdam
- Kloveniersdoelen, Amsterdam, a former shooting range of the Amsterdam civic guard
2014 edit
- CWTS Leiden Ranking, an annual global ranking of universities
2013 edit
- Walloon Church, Amsterdam, a church in Amsterdam dating to the late 15th century
- Regentenstuk, a type of painting that was popular in the Dutch Republic during the 17th and 18th centuries
- Willem de Keyser (architect), a Dutch Golden Age architect and sculptor
2012 edit
- Pieter van Gunst, a 17th/18th-century Dutch draughtsman, engraver and printmaker
- Bureau Bijzondere Opdrachten, a Dutch secret service during World War II
- Jacob Staal, a Dutch commando during World War II
- Lykele Faber, a Dutch commando and radio operator during World War II
- Bethaniënklooster, a 15th century monastery in Amsterdam, now a concert hall
- Huis met de Kabouters, a 19th-century building in Amsterdam
- Walls of Amsterdam, the Medieval and 17th-century city walls of Amsterdam
- Oranje-Nassau Kazerne (Amsterdam), a 19th-century military barracks in Amsterdam
- Nieuwe Waalse Kerk, a 19th-century church building in Amsterdam
- Kadijken (Amsterdam), a neighbourhood in Amsterdam
- Waag (Amsterdam), a 15th-century building in Amsterdam
- Wijnkopersgildehuis (Amsterdam), a 17th-century guildhall in Amsterdam
- Makelaers Comptoir, a 17th-century guildhall in Amsterdam
- Grote Prijs van Nederland, a series of Dutch music awards
2011 edit
- Korenbeurs (Amsterdam), a 17th-century grain exchange in Amsterdam
- Aegidius van Braam, a Dutch naval officer of the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic era
- Huis aan de Drie Grachten, a 17th-century canal house in Amsterdam
- August Aimé Balkema, a Dutch publisher active in Amsterdam and South Africa
- Internationale Koloniale en Uitvoerhandel Tentoonstelling, an 1883 colonial exhibition in Amsterdam
- Klozum, a holiday feast on the Dutch island of Schiermonnikoog
- National Monument (Amsterdam), a 1956 World War II monument on Dam Square in Amsterdam
2010 edit
- Dutch Design, a term used to connote design in The Netherlands and the design esthetic common to designers in The Netherlands
- Pieter Hendrik van Zuylen van Nijevelt, a Napoleonic-era Dutch general, baron and count
- Philip Julius van Zuylen van Nijevelt, a Napoleonic-era Dutch general, baron and count
- Blauwe Theehuis, a 1937 Modernist pavilion in the Vondelpark in Amsterdam
- Herman Ambrosius Jan Baanders, a 20th-Century Dutch architect
- Herman Hendrik Baanders, a 19th/20th-Century Dutch architect primarily active in Amsterdam
- Abraham de Haen (1707–1748), an 18th-Century Dutch draughtsman, painter and poet
- Cornelis Pronk, an 18th-Century Dutch draughtsman, painter and porcelain designer
- Jan de Beijer, an 18th-Century Dutch draughtsman and painter
- Jacobus Ludovicus Cornet, a 19th-Century Dutch painter and draughtsman
- Daniel de Superville (1657-1728), a Huguenot pastor and theologian who fled France in 1685 and became the minister of the Walloon church in Rotterdam
- Pieter de Keyser, a Dutch Golden Age architect and sculptor
- Nicolaas Bidloo, Dutch physician who served as the personal physician of Peter the Great and founded Russia's first hospital and medical school
- Jan Lichthart, a 17th-Century Dutch admiral and buccaneer