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December 12, 2021
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TP26 Liberation Forest and Children's Rights Path
In this forest 30,000 maples were planted 50 years after the liberation (in 1995). This forest commemorates the efforts of the Canadians during the liberation of Nazi Germany. The maple leaf is the national symbol of Canada. The (international) Children's Rights Path runs through the forest. The 10 children's rights are displayed on natural stones in a fun way. Coincidentally, minister Samuel van Houten, known for the 1874 children's law, lived close by.
In this forest 30,000 maples were planted 50 years after the liberation (in 1995). This forest commemorates the efforts of the Canadians during the liberation of Nazi Germany. The maple leaf is the national symbol of Canada. The (international) Children's Rights Path runs through the forest. The 10 children's rights are displayed on natural stones in a fun way. Coincidentally, minister Samuel van Houten, known for the 1874 children's law, lived close by.
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