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The intention is that the holiday be celebrated each year. Ideally, the organizers will even see that the document will play a more central role in our experience of democracy. "Everyone can agree with the piece, it's not orange spirit, not Republican, not too Protestant, I think a lot of Dutch see it as a statement of the rights of the man, which we can be proud of. "
19659003] "I am in front of a national holiday on July 26th. Pentecost Monday or Ascension Day is no longer valid for most Dutch people, but this subject is clear, "Van Hooff says. His supporters point out that Verlatinghe Placard's signature is more meaningful than the birthday of the head of state or the end of the German occupation.
Van Hooff admits that the date is a bit unfortunate, so in the middle of the holiday season. "But you can also focus on the poster at the opening of Parliament on Prinsjesdag, and I can imagine you making it a more general celebration of freedom and democracy."
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