The Anne Frank House

The Anne Frank House is a historic site in Amsterdam, where Anne Frank, a Jewish girl, hid with her family during World War II to escape the Nazis. The house includes the secret annex, a hidden attic where they lived in hiding for two years. Anne’s diary, which she kept during her time there, has become a powerful symbol of hope and human rights. Today, the house functions as a museum, preserving the building and sharing Anne’s story to educate visitors about the horrors of hate and the importance of tolerance.