Anne Frank House
Museum in the canal house where Anne Frank and seven others hid from the Nazis during World War II.
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This guide to the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam begins on the fifth of July, 1942, when a letter addressed to sixteen-year-old Margot Frank arrives at the family's apartment. It follows the Franks to Prinsengracht 263 the next morning, through the rain in layers of clothing, and into the rooms behind a hinged bookcase where eight people lived by strict rules of silence. It also points you to what is still on the bare walls. Listen as you climb the steep stairs.
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