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theatre building in Den Haag, The Netherlands

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Convention center Nederlands Congres Centrum, built 1969 by J. J. P. Oud and H. E. Oud for the city of Den Haag. Great hall Grote zaal with 2000 seats, smaller hall Theaterzaal with 480 seats. 2005 renamed World Forum Convention Center. (English)
Property / Note: Convention center Nederlands Congres Centrum, built 1969 by J. J. P. Oud and H. E. Oud for the city of Den Haag. Great hall Grote zaal with 2000 seats, smaller hall Theaterzaal with 480 seats. 2005 renamed World Forum Convention Center. (English) / rank
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Property / Note: Convention center Nederlands Congres Centrum, built 1969 by J. J. P. Oud and H. E. Oud for the city of Den Haag. Great hall Grote zaal with 2000 seats, smaller hall Theaterzaal with 480 seats. 2005 renamed World Forum Convention Center. (English) / qualifier
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theatre building in Den Haag, The Netherlands
  • World Forum Convention Center
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World Forum Convention Center [Den Haag]
theatre building in Den Haag, The Netherlands
  • World Forum Convention Center

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52°5'34.501"N, 4°16'55.898"E
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Convention center Nederlands Congres Centrum, built 1969 by J. J. P. Oud and H. E. Oud for the city of Den Haag. Great hall Grote zaal with 2000 seats, smaller hall Theaterzaal with 480 seats. 2005 renamed World Forum Convention Center. (English)
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14 March 1969
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