Queen Maxima of the Netherlands visited Anne Frank The Exhibition in New York City on Feb. 25, and PEOPLE followed along. Inside Queen Maxima's visit.
Queen Máxima of the Netherlands visited Anne Frank: The Exhibition in Lower Manhattan. The exhibit is a life-size replica of the secret annex in Amsterdam where Anne, her family and four other ...
Anne Frank’s diary quickly found fame beyond the Netherlands’ borders. The book was published in France in 1949, then in her home country of Germany in 1950 and in the US in 1952.
Queen Máxima, 53, spent Tuesday morning touring "Anne Frank The Exhibition," a full-size recreation of the secret annex where the teenager hid with her family for two years in Amsterdam ...
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Miep Gies, The Woman Who Hid Anne Frank And Gave Her Diary To The WorldMiep Gies hid the Frank family for years during the German occupation of the Netherlands and even saved Anne Frank's diary ...
Clarke Central High School will hold the international exhibition “Anne Frank: A History for Today,” on Thursday, March 20, ...
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NEXT WEEK, THEY’LL TEACH THEIR FELLOW STUDENTS WHAT THEY’VE LEARNED WITH THIS TRAVELING EXHIBITION FROM THE ANNE FRANK HOUSE IN AMSTERDAM. THE WAY STUDENTS TALK TO EACH OTHER IS VERY DIFFERENT ...
Warm spring days are perfect for sailing on the water and seeing Amsterdam's most famous landmarks, including the Anne Frank House, Heineken Experience, and NEMO Science Museum. See the sights of ...
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