Niek Engelschmanbrug
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Solodam J
Amsterdam, The Netherlands34,927 contributions
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July 2019 • Solo
It is actually the bridge number 106 in Amsterdam School style architecture. The bridge is located near the 'Westerkerk' (West Church) and homo munument over the 'Keizersgracht' canal. In 2002 the bridge was named after Nico (Niek) Engelschman. Niek was an actor, pioneer of homosexual rights and gay liberation, wartime resistantce worker, founder of the Dutch Association for Integration of Homosexuality COC.
Written 29 July 2019
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