Dutch King Apologizes For Country's Role In Slavery At 150th Abolition Anniversary
"I ask forgiveness for the clear failure to act in the face of this crime against humanity," King Willem-Alexander said in an emotional speech.
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Dutch King Apologizes For Country's Role In Slavery At 150th Abolition Anniversary
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