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    "text": "This evening I was part of a very special event. Attending the Grand Opening Tribute & Liberation Reception commemorating the 80th anniversary of the Liberation of the Netherlands.\n\nChilled with a decorated World War 2 veteran that was part of Battle of Normandy “We did what we had to do!”\n\n❤️ Jim",
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          "alt": "On May 12, we mark 80 Years of Freedom — a profound Dutch tribute to Canada, honouring the 7,600 Canadians who died liberating the Netherlands in 1945. They crossed an ocean to free a people they did not know, in a country not their own. The Dutch have never forgotten.\n\nThis living exhibition tells their story through sculpted tank barriers — hedgehogs — each carrying the face of a Dutch child survivor, now elderly, and the Canadian liberator who freed their town. Real people. Real gratitude. Real courage.\n\nPhotographed and interviewed by Jason van Bruggen, these stories line a trail of remembrance, surrounded by QR codes and quiet questions: What does freedom mean to you?\n\nWe are deeply grateful to Job Rutgers, whose creative vision inspired the transformation of these wartime relics into monuments of memory — and to Brett Belcher, who brought that vision to life with powerful design.\n\nThis Tribute is not only co-hosted with the Kingdom of the Netherlands Consulate General in Toronto — it is the work of Dutch and Canadian hands and hearts.”",
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