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Hymn
Composer:
Komponist unbekannt
Songwriter:
Philip van Marnix of St. Algegonde (1540-1598)
Songtext:
Wilhelmus:
William of Nassau
I am of German blood;
Loyal to the fatherland
I will remain faithful until death.
A prince of Orange
I am undaunted.
The King of Spain
I have always honored.
My shield and my trust
Are you, O God my Lord!
In thee only will I build,
Forsake me no more;
That I may remain pious,
That I may serve thee all the hour,
And banish the tyranny
That wounded my heart.
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This is what an AI says about the Dutch flag
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The national flag of the Netherlands is a symbol of independence and national identity. It consists of a horizontal stripe in red, white and blue. The colors represent the principles of liberty, equality and fraternity. The flag is also called "The red, white and blue flag song" and is a symbol of patriotism and national pride of the Dutch.
This is what an AI knows about the history of the Dutch flag
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The Dutch national flag has a long history and is one of the oldest national flags in the world. It was first mentioned in 1572 and is a combination of the red coat of arms of the House of Nassau and the white banner of the Republic of the Seven United Netherlands. Over the centuries, the flag has established itself as a symbol of Dutch nationality and is now considered a symbol of national unity.
This is how an AI describes the Dutch flag
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The national flag of the Netherlands consists of three horizontal stripes in red, white and blue. The top and bottom stripes are red, while the middle stripe is white. In the middle of the white stripe is a red, six-pointed star banner. The flag of the Netherlands is a symbol of freedom, unity and national pride. It is used on both state and private occasions.
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