an exhibition reconstructs Anne’s hiding place during the devastation of the Holocaust. “Anne Frank the Exhibition” recreates the secret annex in Amsterdam where Anne Frank and seven other ...

is to announce the winter opening of “Anne Frank the Exhibition,” which will feature the first full-scale re-creation of the hiding place on foreign soil. The result of a partnership between ...

Leopold says, “The recreated hiding place offers an intimate glimpse into Anne’s life, the world, and her legacy.” With this new exhibition, the Anne Frank House seeks to expand its reach ...

A recreation of the hiding place Anne Frank and her family stayed in Amsterdam Utah immigration lawyer, who is a naturalized U.S. citizen, ordered to self-deport Ford recalls 120,000 vehicles for ...

Anne Frank spent two years in hiding in this secret annex during World War II, when she wrote her world-famous diary. Today the Amsterdam house is being copied for an exhibition in New York.

A sapling from a tree that grew outside the home where Anne Frank hid from the Nazis will be dedicated Tuesday at Stockton ...

Anne Frank hid in the stifling quarters of a secret annex in Amsterdam, fearing that at any moment the Nazis who occupied the Netherlands during World War II would discover her hiding place.

Anne’s hiding place became a museum in 1960 — the Anne Frank House — and her father remained involved with the museum until his death in 1980, it said. The key difference between the New ...

After all, Anne Frank had to hide her identity so much that she was forced to spend two years in a closet rather than breathe in public. And that closet, hiding place for a dead Jewish girl ...

Four saplings descended from the original horse chestnut outside Anne Frank's Amsterdam hiding place — and grown in Indiana — now travel to new homes nationwide.