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Stock Photo: Monument 'A Dime On Its Side' For The Skipper Arie Evegroen, The 'Savior Of Holland

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Monument 'A dime on its side' for the skipper Arie Evegroen, the 'savior of Holland'. In 1953, Evegroen put his boat in the dike at Nieuwerkerk aan den IJssel to close the hole in the dike, which worked wonderfully well. Otherwise The Hague, Rotterdam and Leiden would have been flooded

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