Complete diary of Anne Frank exhibited at Dutch museum
Nearly all of Anne Frank's diary went on display Wednesday for the first time at the house where she wrote it during the two years the Jewish teenager was in hiding from the Nazis.
The notebooks and pages that comprise the World War II diary have been moved into the Anne Frank House museum to mark 50 years since it opened its doors to the public.
Dutch Queen Beatrix was opening the exhibition later Wednesday.
The original red plaid diary in which Anne began writing on her 13th birthday has been at the museum for several years.
But that covered just six months of the 25 months she hid with her family and four other Jews in a concealed canal-side apartment in Amsterdam. Two other school exercise books and other pages were stored at the Netherlands War Documentation Center, the government war archives....
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The notebooks and pages that comprise the World War II diary have been moved into the Anne Frank House museum to mark 50 years since it opened its doors to the public.
Dutch Queen Beatrix was opening the exhibition later Wednesday.
The original red plaid diary in which Anne began writing on her 13th birthday has been at the museum for several years.
But that covered just six months of the 25 months she hid with her family and four other Jews in a concealed canal-side apartment in Amsterdam. Two other school exercise books and other pages were stored at the Netherlands War Documentation Center, the government war archives....