One displays photos and the original objects belonging to the family (handwritten notes, luggage, a desk, a transit pass, etc), from the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam. Another exhibit recounts the ...

One displays photos and the original objects belonging to the family (handwritten notes, luggage, a desk, a transit pass, etc), from the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam. Another exhibit recounts the ...

The exhibit at the Center for Jewish History in Manhattan represents the first time the annex has been completely recreated ...

For my bat mitzvah, my parents surprised me with a stop in Amsterdam — en route home from Israel to New Jersey — to visit the Anne Frank House. It was so many years ago that I’d be lying if ...

"You can see the life of a young teenager here," the queen said, gesturing around the cramped quarters with her gloved hand. ...

From the secret door hidden behind a bookcase, there are two very small bedrooms including the desk and diary where Anne chronicled life in that cramped attic in Amsterdam, hidden from the Nazis ...

"I was afraid I'd have to curtsy or do something, and she's very approachable and very nice," Leo Ullman tells PEOPLE about ...

The Dutch version “Het Acter-huis,” meaning “The Secret Annex,” refers to the house where the Franks hid for two years during World War II. LOFTIS: Doyle Stevick with the Anne Frank Center ...

"This exhibition arrives at a time when teaching the lessons of history is urgent," Ronald Leopold, the executive director of the Anne Frank House, which has partnered with the Center for Jewish ...

during World War II is preserved by the Anne Frank House. But for the first time, the nonprofit organization is bringing a full-scale replica of the hidden space outside of the Netherlands ...