The Dutch Royal Couple visit to the War museum
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Queen Maxima of the Netherlands was very moved this Wednesday, while King Willem-Alexander and herself were gathering at the Buchenwald camp.
It was certainly the highlight of the second day of their official visit to Germany. This Wednesday, February 8th 2017, Their Majesties visited the Buchenwald concentration camp near Weimar. More than 280,000 people from more than 50 countries, including from the Netherlands, were detained there, and more than 56,000 people died under torture, exhaustion or medical experiments during the Second World War. Dressed in a wearing a gray ensemble of fashion house Natan, a Fabienne Delvigne hat, SERGIO ROSSI thigh high boots and a bag from Chanel, Maxima was very moved as she gathered and deposited, like her royal husband, white roses in Memory of the victims.
In photos : Maxima and Willem-Alexander play tourists in Thuringia
The royal couple had previously visited the Museum of Jewish Life in Erfurt, housed in the ancient synagogue. Founded in 1094, it is considered the oldest existing in Europe. While attending this event Her Majesty change shoes from the boots to gray Louboutin peep toes heels
Willem-Alexander and Maxima continued their program in Weimar, discovering the very baroque Library of the Duchess Anna-Amalia, which was directed by Goethe, and the Goethe and Schiller Archives. These were born thanks to the Grand Duchess Sophia of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach, daughter of King Willem II of the Netherlands and Anna Paulowna.
Photo Credits: PAris Match
After a lunch with Bodo Ramelow, the Thuringian Minister-President, the Dutch royal couple joined Jena for a meeting with members of German and Dutch high-tech companies, their robots of tomorrow and students. The day ended with a German-Dutch trade dinner in Leipzig. The mother of three, who had changed, appeared there in a famous gown with sequins by Nina Ricci, CHRISTIAN LOUBOUTIN black open toes heels
It was certainly the highlight of the second day of their official visit to Germany. This Wednesday, February 8th 2017, Their Majesties visited the Buchenwald concentration camp near Weimar. More than 280,000 people from more than 50 countries, including from the Netherlands, were detained there, and more than 56,000 people died under torture, exhaustion or medical experiments during the Second World War. Dressed in a wearing a gray ensemble of fashion house Natan, a Fabienne Delvigne hat, SERGIO ROSSI thigh high boots and a bag from Chanel, Maxima was very moved as she gathered and deposited, like her royal husband, white roses in Memory of the victims.
In photos : Maxima and Willem-Alexander play tourists in Thuringia
The royal couple had previously visited the Museum of Jewish Life in Erfurt, housed in the ancient synagogue. Founded in 1094, it is considered the oldest existing in Europe. While attending this event Her Majesty change shoes from the boots to gray Louboutin peep toes heels
Willem-Alexander and Maxima continued their program in Weimar, discovering the very baroque Library of the Duchess Anna-Amalia, which was directed by Goethe, and the Goethe and Schiller Archives. These were born thanks to the Grand Duchess Sophia of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach, daughter of King Willem II of the Netherlands and Anna Paulowna.
Photo Credits: PAris Match
After a lunch with Bodo Ramelow, the Thuringian Minister-President, the Dutch royal couple joined Jena for a meeting with members of German and Dutch high-tech companies, their robots of tomorrow and students. The day ended with a German-Dutch trade dinner in Leipzig. The mother of three, who had changed, appeared there in a famous gown with sequins by Nina Ricci, CHRISTIAN LOUBOUTIN black open toes heels
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