Trains came to a halt, cars pulled to the side of the road and no plane arrived or departed in the Netherlands for two minutes on Sunday, as the country went silent to remember victims of war. (AP video shot by Ahmad Seir Nassiri)
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Dutch royals and PM at WWII remembrance in Amsterdam 80 years after the liberation from the Nazis

Trains came to a halt, cars pulled to the side of the road and no plane arrived or departed in the Netherlands for two minutes on Sunday, as the country went silent to remember victims of war. (AP video shot by Ahmad Seir Nassiri)
 
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