Dutch National Monument
- Location: Dam Square (in Amsterdam Centrum)
- Features:
- The Nederlands Nationaal Monument (Dutch National Monument) was dedicated on May 4, 1956 (National Remembrance Day) by then Queen Juliana, as a memorial to the victims of World War II and as a monument to liberation and peace.
- The figures on the 72-foot obelisk include four male figures, a woman and child and two men with dogs, which represent war, peace and resistance, respectively.
- Every May 4 since the monument's unveiling, the Dutch monarch (current Queen Beatrix) places wreaths and observes the annual two-minute silence at the monument to honor the fallen of World War II.
- The Nederlands Nationaal Monument (Dutch National Monument) was dedicated on May 4, 1956 (National Remembrance Day) by then Queen Juliana, as a memorial to the victims of World War II and as a monument to liberation and peace.