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De Dokwerker is a sculpture and monument on the Jonas Daniël Meijerplein in Amsterdam in remembrance of the Februari-strike of 1941.

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De Dokwerker

A statue commemorating the 1941 February Strike against the persecution of Jews.

Photo: Jannie Postma / Google

De Dokwerker is a monument in Nieuwmarkt. A statue commemorating the 1941 February Strike against the persecution of Jews.

What to expect

A landmark you can visit — exterior is free to admire any time; interior visits (where possible) may have set hours and a fee.

The neighbourhood

It sits in Nieuwmarkt. A lively central square crowned by the medieval Waag, Nieuwmarkt is full of café terraces, market days and history, where the old centre meets Chinatown's Zeedijk. A characterful, well-placed spot to sit and eat.

Good to know

Opening hours and ticket prices change — check the official website before visiting; many sights are free to see from outside.

The Dokwerker (Memories of the February strike), Amsterdam

Jonas Daniël Meijerplein 7, 1011 RE, Amsterdam