Anne Frank Houseحساب تایید شده

#MiepGies, one of the helpers of #AnneFrank passed away #OnThisDay 11 January 2010. 'I'm not a hero', she once said, 'It wasn't something I planned in advance, I simply did what I could to help.' Learn more about her remarkable life story: http://ow.ly/QgFn30ng2Mp pic.twitter.com/8NohJ1sWdi

In the winter of 1941 #AnneFrank and friends are skating in the Vondel Park, Amsterdam. A happy moment in her short life. From the @annefrankhouse we wish you a very #HappyNewYear!pic.twitter.com/x4sU3B5Pby

"How wonderful it is that no one has to wait, but we can start right now to gradually change the world!" wrote #AnneFrank on 26 March 1944. 10 December, is #UN #HumanRightsDay #OnThisDaypic.twitter.com/BxeJETidiE

This museum, this house, holds up a mirror to us all. On which side of the door are my head, my heart and my soul? Where do I stand when people are oppressed and threatened? How much hope do I keep alive if it becomes normal to look the other way?’pic.twitter.com/4wQNLucMBs

… her diary must also be a rallying cry to contribute to the realisation of the ideals and ideas that are expressed in it.” That is precisely what the museum aims to invite its countless visitors – from all over the world, from many countries, religions and cultures – to do.pic.twitter.com/CpeMczKPjh

Ernst Hirsch Ballin, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the @annefrankhouse in his speech: In 1970 Otto Frank wrote in a book that he gave to me “that it is not enough to think of Anne with admiration and sympathy, but that ...pic.twitter.com/hhswfywbid

The presentation of the renewed Anne Frank House in the presence of King Willem Alexander of the Netherlands just started. A warm #welcome to everyone by executive director Ronald Leopold @annefrankhouse @HetKoninklijkHuis @AmsterdamNL @MinOCW @bankgiroloterij #WillemAlexanderpic.twitter.com/VkPMdkOGOY

We go more deeply into the historical context & background of the life story of Anne Frank, giving more information on what happened during WWII & the Holocaust, how it could happen, & what this means for us today. As #AnneFrank wrote on 11 April 1944. "I'll make my voice heard"!pic.twitter.com/aDL3g0jWg6

After two years of renewal work the @annefrankhouse is ready to welcome a new generation of visitors. Tomorrow morning 22 November we will present the renewed museum in the presence of His Majesty King #WillemAlexander of the Netherlands.pic.twitter.com/15faiWEeOK

In the night of 9 to 10 November 1938, #OnThisDay 80 years ago, synagogues across Germany are set ablaze. The Nazis smash up Jewish-owned shops. This night is known as #Kristallnacht because of the broken glass in the streets. #NovemberPogroms Photo © akg-images / Hans Asemissenpic.twitter.com/w4ELgP7olQ

Peter van Pels is born #OnThisDay 8 November 1926 in #Osnabrück #Germany, near the Dutch border. He has no brothers or sisters. on July 13, 1942, Peter goes into hiding in the #SecretAnnex and joins the Frank family and #AnneFrankpic.twitter.com/iBNL3v31ps

The @annefrankhouse creates exhibitions & lesson material about #AnneFrank, WW II, the Holocaust, antisemitism, citizenship & prejudice. Our material is geared to young people and professionals. Browse through our educational material: http://ow.ly/vpdc30mpqoA  #EducationistheKeypic.twitter.com/sslrUOVtoJ