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MARIJN'S PRESENTATION - Palais op de Dam - Contenido educativo

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Subido el 29 de diciembre de 2022 por Alexandra E. B.

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Welcome to the Palace of Amsterdam, Palais Op de Damme, in the center of 00:00:01
Amsterdam and I say again palace because it has been different. This building was 00:00:06
a city hall in Amsterdam for 150 years. People from Amsterdam used to come here 00:00:12
to get married or to pay taxes or to solve problems with people like their 00:00:16
neighbors and a few hundred years later this palace is the place for the 00:00:22
enthronement and the place where heads of states and the world leaders come to visit 00:00:30
during those states visits the guests usually take breakfast in this room the rode salon and 00:00:37
as you can see this room has a lot of history these spaces in the palace tell the stories of 00:00:45
three important periods in the dutch history the first period is a time of the when this palace 00:00:52
used to be a town hall and when the netherlands was a republic of the seven united netherlands 00:00:57
but it tells also about a period in the dutch history when this palace was from a french king 00:01:04
and it tells about the time of the royal palace from the oranjes which is now we go all the way 00:01:12
back to the 17th century when amsterdam was the most powerful trading city in the republic 00:01:18
Amsterdam wanted to show that power and wealth and that is why an impressive town hall had to be built 00:01:24
with one message that had to be clear and that is that Amsterdam was the center of the universe 00:01:31
let's take a step further in time in the 18th century Napoleon Bonaparte becomes the 00:01:41
emperor of France and his brother Louis-Napoleon makes a kingdom of Holland and then the second 00:01:46
important period begins our country changes from a republic to a kingdom with a kingdom belongs a 00:01:53
palace and that's what louis bonaparte also thought he could already see himself sitting 00:02:00
in this palace um so he transformed the he transformed the town hall to a palace in a 00:02:06
record time of eight months and most of the furniture in the palace comes also from that 00:02:13
time from the transformation. In 1813 the French rule came to an end and so the throne was empty. 00:02:19
The new monarch came from the family of Oranje Nassau. Willem I, a great great grandfather from 00:02:27
our current king right now, Willem-Alexander, wanted to return this palace to the city but 00:02:33
the city didn't allow and therefore he was allowed to keep the palace and right now Willem-Alexander, 00:02:40
Alexander, our current king, still uses the palace almost 200 years later. 00:02:48
Jim Alexander receives all of the imported people from the Netherlands, but also the 00:02:53
imported people from abroad in this palace. 00:02:57
And this is also the building where our king became the king in 2013. 00:03:00
And when the king is not in this palace, it's open to tourists. 00:03:08
Idioma/s:
en
Autor/es:
MARIJN ROOVERS
Subido por:
Alexandra E. B.
Licencia:
Reconocimiento
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Fecha:
29 de diciembre de 2022 - 13:09
Visibilidad:
Público
Centro:
IES MIGUEL CATALAN
Duración:
03′ 14″
Relación de aspecto:
1.78:1
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