Netherlands-Russia relations
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Netherlands-Russia relations is the relationships between the two countries, the Netherlands and Russia. Russia has an embassy in The Hague, and the Netherlands have an embassy in Moscow, a consulate in Saint Petersburg, and a honorary consulate in Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk.
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[edit] History
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Peter the Great studied in the Holland.
During the cold war, all the Dutch consecutive governments perceived the Warsaw pact including the Soviet Union and Russia as a threat to its safety.
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[edit] Notable Russians in the Netherlands
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- Russian embassy in the Netherlands
- Dutch embassy in Moscow
- Alexander Herzen stichting about the Alexander Herzen foundation co-founded by Dutch anti-communist writer Karel van het Reve on the website of International Institute of Social History
- Rus trade
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