Swastikas painted and statue vandalized in Amsterdam

A statue that was also vandalized is an ode to the February strike of 1941, when tens of thousands of civilians revolted against the anti-Jewish measures of the Nazis.

This picture taken on February 22, 2019 shows the statue of De dokwerker (the docker), in memory of a strike against the German occupation during WWII, in Amsterdam, covered with yellow and green paint by supporters of club ADO The Hague prior to the premier league football match against Ajax that w

This picture taken on February 22, 2019 shows the statue of De dokwerker (the docker), in memory of a strike against the German occupation during WWII, in Amsterdam, covered with yellow and green paint by supporters of club ADO The Hague prior to the premier league football match against Ajax that w

(photo credit: KOEN VAN WEEL / ANP / AFP)

FEBRUARY 22, 2019 20:50

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