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1993 in the Netherlands
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Events in the year 1993 in the Netherlands.
== Incumbents ==
Monarch: Beatrix
Prime Minister: Ruud Lubbers
== Events ==
29 May – The Hague Adoption Convention is drafted.
22 July to 2 August – The 1993 World Games were held in The Hague.
== Births ==
12 January – Jeroen Meijers, cyclist.
18 January – Benito van de Pas, darts player
31 January – Angela Malestein, handball player.
27 February – Lucas Jussen, pianist
5 March – Bregje Heinen, model
10 March – Marieke Wijen-Nass, politician
14 March – Denza, music producer
6 May – Wesley Vissers, bodybuilder
7 May – Stefano Denswil, footballer
15 May – Olaf Schaftenaar, basketball player
19 May – Tess Wester, handball player.
29 May – Wessel Keemink, volleyball player
8 June – Enzo Knol, video blogger
15 June – Elisa Piek, badminton player
1 July – Joey Dale, DJ, record producer and musician
1 July – Anne Haast, chess player.
5 July – Brian Kamstra, cyclist.
17 July – Luc Stultiens, politician
20 July – Adam Maher, footballer
1 August – Sam Feldt, DJ, record producer and entrepreneur
29 October – Lijpe, rapper
4 December – Taco van der Hoorn, cyclist.
== Deaths ==
8 January – Theo Bruins, pianist and composer (b. 1929)
26 January – Jan Gies, member of the Dutch resistance (b. 1905)
2 February – Pierre Schunck, member of the Dutch resistance (b. 1906).
3 February – Greetje Donker, dancer (b. 1906)
8 February – Bram van der Stok, World War II fighter pilot and flying ace (b. 1915)
22 April – Bertus Aafjes, poet (b. 1914)
25 May – Flip Regout, rower (b. 1915).
26 June – Willy van Hemert, actor and theatre and television director, and songwriter (b. 1912)
18 July – Jan van Druten, painter, sculptor and ceramist (b. 1916)
5 September – René Klijn, singer and model (b. 1962)
22 October – Elie Aron Cohen, physician (b. 1909)
=== Full date missing ===
Arie Andries Kruithof, physicist (b. 1909)
Sybren van Tuinen, politician and public servant (b. 1913)
== References ==