The exhibit at the Center for Jewish History in Manhattan represents the first time the annex has been completely recreated outside of Amsterdam, where the space is a central part of the Anne Frank ...

A replica of the annex where Jewish schoolgirl Anne Frank and her family hid from the Nazis will open in New York next week, targeting a new generation with the lessons of the Holocaust. Unlike the ...

The house where she hid is now a museum. Wilson is scheduled to make ... at the time of the Anne Frank House incident. His presence there was discovered by a group of Dutch citizen sleuths devoted ...

For the first time, the Anne Frank House itself — the nonprofit that runs the museum at 263 Prinsengracht — is offering visitors a chance to have an in-person annex experience outside Amsterdam.

"Anne Frank The Exhibition" at the Center for Jewish History will now run till Oct. 31, 2025, in New York City before it ...

[Photo: John Halpern] Anyone who has visited the Anne Frank House museum in Amsterdam knows that the original secret annex is eerily empty. That’s by design. After the family was arrested ...

It’s such a powerful, sobering story of resilience,” said one of the women who traveled from Pennsylvania to see Anne Frank The Exhibition in New York. “Very ...

Recreation of Anne Frank's annex, 'Anne Frank ... Fritz Pfeffer. It became a museum in 1960. The center shares that in light of the growing rise in antisemitism in America, the decision was made to ...

Each year, more than 1.2 million people travel to Amsterdam to visit the Anne Frank Museum. It’s where the Jewish teen and her family hid for two years, evading Nazi soldiers. It is also where ...

The Institute of Holocaust & Genocide Studies at Raritan Valley Community College (RVCC) will present Bright Star Touring ...

“Anne Frank the Exhibition” recreates the secret ... He also secured the preservation of the annex in Amsterdam, now a museum space that admits some 1.2 million visitors annually.

You're probably familiar with Anne Frank, a European Jewish girl whose ... and so uplifting that it borders on wax museum-creepy. What's worse, as Berlin historian Henrik Schönemann discovered ...