1989 in the Netherlands

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See also:	Other events of 1989 History of the Netherlands

Events in the year 1989 in the Netherlands.

Incumbents[]

• Monarch: Beatrix
• Prime Minister: Ruud Lubbers

Events[]

• 6 September – 1989 Dutch general election
• 22 October – 1989 De Meer nail bombs

Births[]

Sallie Harmsen

• 9 January
  • Na-Young Jeon, stage actress and singer
  • Michaëlla Krajicek, tennis player
• 13 March – Annick Lipman, handball player.^[1]
• 30 March – Denise Kielholtz, Muay Thai fighter and mixed martial artist
• 6 April – Elise van Hage, racing cyclist
• 9 April – Monique Smit, singer and television presenter
• 10 April – Rico Verhoeven, kickboxer
• 2 May – Sallie Harmsen, actress
• 30 May – Gijs Jorna, volleyball player
• 2 June – Darius van Driel, professional golfer
• 21 June – Jarno Gmelich, cyclist
• 8 July – Rachèl Louise, singer-songwriter
• 14 July – Patricia van der Vliet, fashion model
• 15 August – Yannick van de Velde, actor
• 16 August – Roeland Pruijssers, chess player.^[2]
• 4 September – Roy Eefting, road and track cyclist
• 1 October – Robin van Roosmalen, kickboxer and mixed martial artist
• 21 October – Tony Junior, DJ and record producer
• 9 November – Reinout Scholten van Aschat, actor
• 11 November – Oedo Kuipers, singer and actor
• 16 November – Sanae Orchi, model, entrepreneur, presenter and journalist
• 17 November – Gwen van Poorten, presenter
• 3 December – Bette Franke, model

Full date missing[]

• Emil Landman, folk musician
• Yves Rogers, basketball player

Deaths[]

Ann Burton

• 20 January – Dolf van Kol, footballer (b. 1902)
• 14 March – Jan de Groote, farmer and politician (b. 1911).^[3]
• 11 May – Johan Schouten, wrestler (b. 1910).^[4]
• 30 September – Liesbeth Ribbius Peletier, socialist feminist politician (b. 1891)
• 20 October – Jan Stender, swimming coach (b. 1906)
• 29 November – Ann Burton (Johanna Rafalowicz), jazz singer (b. 1933)

Full date missing[]

• Tom Dissevelt, composer (b. 1921)

References[]