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2001 in the Netherlands
Summary
This article lists some of the events that took place in the
Netherlands
in 2001.
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Decades:
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See also:
Other events of 2001
History of the Netherlands
Incumbents
edit
Monarch:
Beatrix
Prime Minister:
Wim Kok
Events
edit
1 January –
Fire
at a New Years party in a bar in
Volendam
kills 14 young people and injures 200
18 January – Fire at
Schiphol
airport leads to chaos
26 January – Suspect of fireworks explosion in
Enschede
in May 2000 arrested
6 February – Foreign minister
Van Aartsen
calls off visit to
the People's Republic of China
because of
human rights
8 February – Eight
Hells Angels
are arrested in their club house in
Amsterdam
14 February – Government Information Service declares that
Queen Beatrix
's second son
Friso
is not
homosexual
[1]
14 February – The creator of the
Anna Kournikova computer virus
turns himself in
21 March – First case of
foot and mouth disease
discovered
[2]
30 March – Engagement of Crown Prince
Willem Alexander
and
Máxima Zorreguieta
announced
[3]
Arts and literature
edit
26 March –
Michael Dudok de Wit
wins an
Academy Award
(Short film/animated) for
Father and Daughter
Sports
edit
11 February –
Rintje Ritsma
wins the world all-round
speed skating
title.
21 April –
FC Den Bosch
wins the
Eerste Divisie
.
[4]
28 April –
Erik Dekker
wins the
Amstel Gold Race
.
6 May –
PSV Eindhoven
secures the Dutch
football
title in the
Eredivisie
by beating
SC Heerenveen
3–0.
24 May –
FC Twente
wins the
KNVB Cup
after beating
PSV Eindhoven
in the
penalty shootout
16 June –
HC Den Bosch
clinches the Dutch men's
field hockey
title by beating
Oranje Zwart
of
Eindhoven
in the play-offs.
23 June – The women of
HC Den Bosch
clinch the Dutch women's
field hockey
title by beating
HC Rotterdam
in the play-offs.
26 August – The women of
Argentina
beat the
Netherlands
to win the
Champions Trophy
, held at the
Wagener stadium
in
Amstelveen
.
21 October –
Driss El Himer
wins the
Amsterdam Marathon
Births
edit
7 February –
Cheick Touré
, Soccer player
15 April – Anna van Lippe-Biesterfeld van Vollenhoven, daughter of
Prince Maurits
and
Princess Marilène
30 August – Daan Hartemink, Malaysian footballer
19 November – Aidan Mikdad, Pianist
Deaths
edit
January
edit
8 –
Johan van der Keuken
(1938), documentary film-maker
March
edit
1 –
Hannie Termeulen
Swimmer
12 –
Victor Westhoff
Botanist
21 –
Wim van der Kroft
Canoeist
April
edit
4 –
Wim van der Linden
18 –
Hans Dirk de Vries Reilingh
Geographer
20 –
Steven Blaisse
Rower
29 –
Barend Biesheuvel
44th Prime Minister of the Netherlands
May
edit
27 –
Bram van Leeuwen
Entrepreneur
June
edit
11 –
Cornelis Verhoeven
Philosopher and Writer
27 –
Kees Stip
Poet
July
edit
9 –
Arie van Vliet
Cyclist
11 –
Herman Brood
Musician
12 –
Ron Kroon
Swimmer
27 –
Piet Bromberg
Field hockey player
31 –
Joris Tjebbes
Swimmer
August
edit
4 –
Jan van der Jagt
Politician
6 –
Wina Born
Culinary journalist
8 –
Noud van Melis
Soccer player
20 –
Sylvia Millecam
Actress and comedian
23 –
Herman Fokker
Politician
28 –
Theo Blankenauw
Cyclist
September
edit
7 –
Jan Baas
Baseball player
October
edit
5 – Egbert van 't Oever Speed skater and Coach
22 –
Ed Vijent
Soccer player
28 –
Gerard Hengeveld
Pianist and Composer
November
edit
29 –
Jan van Beekum
Composer
December
edit
1 –
Stan Haag
Radio host
2 –
Max Rood
Politician
14 –
Elisabeth Augustin
Writer and Poet
19 –
Hans Warren
Poet
23 –
Jelle Zijlstra
42nd Prime Minister of the Netherlands
See also
edit
2001 in Dutch television
References
edit
^
"Prins Friso: Ik ben hetero, geen homo".
Trouw
(in Dutch). 15 February 2001.
^
"Weromblik: De tongblierútbraak yn Fryslân yn 2001".
Omrop Fryslân
(in Western Frisian). 11 April 2021.
^
"Marriage and family".
Royal House of the Netherlands
. Archived from the original on 19 February 2018.
^
"FC Den Bosch (27/04/2001)".
Voetbal International
(in Dutch). 27 April 2001.
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