so according to the diary, on the weekends and evenings, they were able to wander around the office portion of the house and even bathe in a tub. Anne describes looking out onto the street and peoples umbrellas in the rain.
Absolutely, they had the freedom to wander the office building and used a bathtub in the front room. Another fascinating aspect that often goes unsaid is that at one point during their hiding, Miep Gies took Anne Frank to the Dentist due to a terrible toothache. (I assume this was before the Dr. Dussel moved in).
Creepy? No not at all! Mr pfeiffer had a wife and he was a dentist and jewish and he had to hide to escape the gestapo for a while.SO there's nothing creepy.It wasn't a hotel but an annex made for jews during the war.
@@danielechebarria8733 I agree with you on that, but I feel like this still was a very strange situation. I thought that one of the girls could have moved in with the Frank parents, the other could take Peter's bedroom, and then Peter and Pfeffer could have shared what was originally the girls' bedroom. I suppose they wanted to keep their respective families all on the same floor, but it always baffles me that Otto and Edith were okay with their 13 year old daughter living with a man 40 years older than her.
@@danielechebarria8733 You're so right !!! There was a World War going on outside. What is better, being caught or share a room with an old man ?!! Some people here have awful thoughts ! I never thought about that, that it was wrong. When you do think it wasn't good, check yourself, because then you've ridiculous thoughts !!! 😠😠😠😠😠😠😠
We were told to read Helen Keller instead of Anne Frank in school in grade 10th. I think both of those books were good but I would've chose Anne Frank.
Both Helen Keller and Anne Frank were prisoners, really! Although, of course, Anne Frank being a prisoner was a life and death situation, whereas Keller was blind and deaf so a prisoner in a physical world of darkness and silence!
I think both books were great , both shows a world we did not dare to be apart of yet occured and still on going in someone else's life.They both wrote beautifully of their perspective of the world.
I'll never understand why they couldn't put the girls in the attic and have Peter share a room with the older man, why would anyone ever have a young girl share a room with an grown man?
Maybe Anne’s parents wanted their youngest on the same floor as them for safety? Not favouritism just because of her age she mightn’t have been fully aware of how to evacuate if it was needed and her parents just wanted her to be close.
The attic was already really small when it was just Peter there. No way could Anne and Margot share that space. Anne sharing a room with Fritz was literally the only option.
Caitlin Fitzgerald I just think he meant like any other teen of her time she was into popular music and entertainment and she would have liked his music. It was a little bit insensitive but I don’t think he meant to offend anyone.
@@aspincelaframboise5300 You've been on this video, calling every comment hearsay, as if every substantial documented fact of the atrocities was fabricated. It's all hearsay to you. Their is no hearsay you disrespectful ignoramus. Have some class, and kindly on behalf of every WW2 victim and hero. Get lost.
I probably first read Anne's diary when I was about 13. I'm 50 now, and I have always been struck by how all the power and pageantry and money and might and ideology and edict and violence and vanity and strength and steel and hatred, and force, and will and... and... and... of the third reich could be so completely eclipsed by the simple diary of a young girl. There is an important lesson there. Maybe the most important one of all.
The third reich invested more money into building their military than any other country, up until the the entrance of the US into the war. Add to that the fact that they committed hundreds of thousands of personnel, entire stockpiles of weapons, literally millions of rounds of ammunition, enough building materials to reconstruct a dozen bombed out cities, and a SIGNIFICANT portion of their entire rail system to the Final Solution. A useless project that would provide absolutely no financial return. What do you mean, "what has money got to do with anything?"
@@davidpietarila699 Germany did not put the most into three stockpile unless you mean quality of we are talking about money then it probably goes to America or Russia and the allies did the exact same thing as Germany except concentration camps and like 1 or 2 others
I would hardly call that keep a jail! It harboured Anne and her family for so long and protected them from the hands of the Nazi's for as long as it could :((
But Anne was just a child, she didn't understand the circumstances. She didn't fully understand why she was forced to be kept in there, so she called it a jail.
You need to read book....She was wise way beyond her years. Her Wisdom and insight to things has touched most parts of the world. They was hunted like animals.
I would be crying the whole time if I got a tour, to think that Anne and the others actually lived there, that it was the real place where the diary etc was written and the lives were lived for two years, I wouldn’t be able to comprehend that I was seeing it for real
I’m going to turn 13 in a few weeks and I can’t imagine being told “Hey, you’re living in a tiny space with seven other people because there are nazis that want to kill us.” She went though a lot. There was probably so much stress of being found constantly.
My grandfather was one of the first British soldiers to reach the camp of Belsen. Sadly too late for Anne and many others. It affected him the test of his life.
There are now so few remaining of your grandfather's generation, they are to be saluted and honoured and NEVER forgotten. Such horrors they witnessed, we can barely imagine.
@jennie in Michigan Sadly,like most of the generation who saw first hand the results of hate and bigotry he is gone,which makes it even more important to remember what took place.
@@desmondalloffo7915 Firstly you have spelt "nob" wrong. It's "knob" you racist fool. Secondly you are a real hard man insulting a deceased veteran of the second world war who fought against fascism from Normandy through until the wars end. Lastly, and I concede telling you this gives me great satisfaction, one night when my grandfather was a bit tipsy and I was around fourteen he told me what they sometimes did. They would let groups of liberated concentration camp victims pick one or two captured SS men and take them for a 'walk'. My grandad said he was glad he never saw what happened on these 'walks' only that the SS men howled like children while being led away and my grandfather and his comrades would tell them to shut up. That they had murdered millions of Jews and others and now it was THEIR time.
@jennie in Michigan Thank you for your kind words. Sadly the world still has bigots in it,such as the moron below who is glad my grandfather is deceased because he helped the "zionists ". Like all bigots he makes no sense.
5spark is a man of a certain kind that is a man of a certain kind that is a man of a certain kind that is a man of a certain kind that is a man of a certain kind that is a man of the same as a God and a human being and a human being and a human and human life and his own you when we have the world countries are the ones who have the right and wrong to do with it
I wish they kept the original, or comparable, furniture there so we could see just how cramped things were. Even with it empty, though, the thought of 8 people living there is astounding.
They would have but I think they were all taken out when they were captured . The kitchen counter, bathroom is the old ones. The walls still have the things girls put there.
If you are interested in the Anne Frank story and the Netherlands, I highly recommend you read the book called "Anne Frank Remembered" by Miep Gies. Miep was one of the several people who helped hide the Frank Family. She gives more depth to the story because she is out on the streets of Amsterdam and walking around the Netherlands during the Nazi occupation. Besides the horrific tragedy for the Jews, the Dutch as a whole suffered terribly under the Nazis.
i read it and is was one of most touching books i've ever had. sadly i lend it to someone and never got it back. hope i will find it again someday. i was so fascinated by the view that miep gies gave us inside the living of anne and her family during this time.
@@trinitydeleroso3510 No, Miep was born in Austria but lived in the Netherlands from age 11 until her death at age 100. There's a good entry on Wikipedia if you are interested in her. Other than her, I think all the others who protected the Frank family were Dutch.
Esmeralda Hernandez Apparently Anne’s father, the only survivor of the family, requested that everything wasn’t put back. Most likely, the nazis took all the furniture out when they were found, so if they wanted to put things back they’d have to be replicas but Otto requested they did not as to show how everything was stripped from the Jewish people when this happened.
Shadows on the walls... I suppose they had to be aware of their own shadows, as they were probably projected quite large against the walls and ceiling, especially if ever the curtains were open... if people outside saw the shadows, they would wonder, oh??? In the end, it proved to all be in vein anyways.
the timelessness of this room leaves a bitter taste in my mouth. the idea that teenagers who wouldn't be able to live to an old age walked, breathed, and lived in those rooms - it's devastating. it's like catching the hand of a ghost before it disappears.
Thank you so much for that tour, I have always been curious about what their living space looked like. I have seen it in pictures but seeing an actual tour really put things into perspective. I also felt a little unnerved. Blessings to the people that helped them hide.
This is a very nice and most informative video on the Secret Annex!! It's now among my favorites after having seen it just one time!!! Thank you much for posting!! :)
A million visitors each year.. Anne frank your dream to be known and remembered was more than accomplished. Millions have read your diary and your depth will never be forgotten.
@@nathym.v.8422 Imagine a farm with chickens and its farmer. The chickens act on their own and attack other chickens, now imagine the farmer, he is not going to be there watching every movement of his chickens. We are the chickens god is the farmer.
Maybe the reason Anne's father changed slot of things in the diary or didn't let anyone know was because she probably wrote some things about that guy and her sleeping in the same room lots of personal things she put alot of thoughts and truth to things she saw between her parents her sister and the other people so when u read the book it's semi fiction which is understandable Otto didn't want everyone to know so much about his personal life but he could of said he changed some things I never read the book because I know it's not word for word only she and her father and the lady who held it for her knew what she wrote exactly
The actual reason why Otto Frank changed some portions of the story were because there were some traces in the dairy where Anne confessed her longing towards female body. There were some portions where she said that she didn't feel the same vibe with her bf anymore and the body of the females interested her more (directing towards lesbians).
@@_InsertName_ really didn't know that..so the book got edited to more favorable..this book/story means a lot to people the truth of the real story should not have been changed sad to hear that but at same time glad it was shared
if you know the story of this little girl and her family pretty well then this is a fascinating and moving place to visit, if you don't then not so much perhaps.
I would love to visit there one day but I would only get upset and start crying. I can just imagine what an incredible woman Anne would have been if she had survived. Margot too! They would have had successful careers and maybe even children of their own. Always remembered xx
I read the book a long time ago, when I was still a kid. But looking at her house and imagining being confined gives me goosebumps. When they were talking about the tree, which represented freedom to her, I felt instantly bad. 😭😔 May her soul rest in peace.
I recently got Anne Frank’s Diary and I’m reading it. It is really interesting Anne’s thoughts about everything and how she’s growing and all the chaos happening outside the “Secret Annexe”.
É muito legal ver a casa sobre a qual Anne Frank conta em seu diário, por mais incrível que pareça, e é um fato interessante que Anne queria ser escritora, e sem ao menos ela saber, seu próprio diario, pelo qual escrevia sem ter a mínima intenção de mostrar a ninguém, se tornou um dos livros mais vendidos, em várias versões e línguas. 👏👏👏
Makes me angry how people are complaining from having to be in lockdown during this corona virus. At least you can make noise during the day and flush your damn toilets. You can blast your music for your entertainment and have internet access and make your little tik toks on your phone and have facetime with friends and family. You can even have food delivered to you. Be effin grateful you're safe in your home. Meanwhile hundreds of people are out there dropping like flies.
It's so hard to believe that is the actual anex where they hid.. where Anne once was. I'm so used to seeing replicas of places and items that it's hard to fathom the people that were once there died in the camp
It's so amazing that they all lived there together for thag long and all the conditions they had to follow by. Just the idea of what they did is so important to all of history.
Easy. They didnt see them as humans. They saw them as parasites robbing the country of its greatness. Always dehumanize the enemy and then everything from then on is easy
I remember being in eighth grade and reading the play. I related so much to Anne, and I felt like I understood her very well. I believe that if she were alive now and my age we would be really good friends.
The spirit of a young girl confined to a musty room at the top of a building and later brutalized and murdered in a concentration camp triumphed over the greatest evil in human history. Absolutely amazing! Gives us all hope.
I've been here and all I can say is..those stairs are so steep,and that the rooms were VERY small,and it gave me chills seeing what they had to live in
@@Bittersweet.Symphony. wow. how nasty and disrespectful. you have absolutely no proof of your ridiculous statement and anne was not a fictional character. i doubt a girl who had to spend months in an attic instead of enjoying normal teenage things was a 'spoiled brat'.
Anne Frank house I have been there is so surreal that Anne and her family stayed 2 and half years. Anne & Margot died of days of other! Such a sad story and Anne Frank the diary was history and I read her diary!
I know her Diary... It brought me to tears and I cried so so so much!😭 I can’t understand those horrific humans who killed so many Jewish people even though the Jewish people didn’t do anything to them!😭😭😭 May Anne, her family, and everyone who died in that war Rest In Peace🙏🏼😭❤️
This is so intresting. I'm writing a story with many historical figures, including Anne Frank, so it's incredible to see where she and her family actually hid and what life looked like for them. It's so sad they had to go through all that.
I was there like two weeks ago (i’m Dutch so sorry for my bad grammar) It was interesting and yeah there was a respectful silence very Different then expected and i felt the energy of them living there I feel very sorry for them and i hope they continue being together in heaven
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yarrow sorry what do u mean?
@@ktmorris5529 when i saw it - i was shocked because i never see things so like - near? that doesn't make sense sorry
yarrow haha it makes sense to me :)
ReEnemate and?
this not her house ,this is their hiding place.
Avid Swam No its his haus
@@mentalmans_6561 what is a "haus"?
@@ownthevoid a haus is a place you lives you fool 😂😂😂
@@mentalmans_6561 I'm the fool but you don't even know how to spell house?
Chris H I KAN SPELL HOUSE YOU FOOL!!
so according to the diary, on the weekends and evenings, they were able to wander around the office portion of the house and even bathe in a tub. Anne describes looking out onto the street and peoples umbrellas in the rain.
There was a window in the attic
Yeah because the workers aren't there
Yes.
She could have been looking out the office window, people wouldn't be taking any notice to look up at office windows if raining
Absolutely, they had the freedom to wander the office building and used a bathtub in the front room. Another fascinating aspect that often goes unsaid is that at one point during their hiding, Miep Gies took Anne Frank to the Dentist due to a terrible toothache. (I assume this was before the Dr. Dussel moved in).
A little creepy....that old dude slept in the same room with Anne........
They weren't exactly in a palace there, man.
Creepy? No not at all! Mr pfeiffer had a wife and he was a dentist and jewish and he had to hide to escape the gestapo for a while.SO there's nothing creepy.It wasn't a hotel but an annex made for jews during the war.
@@danielechebarria8733 I agree with you on that, but I feel like this still was a very strange situation. I thought that one of the girls could have moved in with the Frank parents, the other could take Peter's bedroom, and then Peter and Pfeffer could have shared what was originally the girls' bedroom. I suppose they wanted to keep their respective families all on the same floor, but it always baffles me that Otto and Edith were okay with their 13 year old daughter living with a man 40 years older than her.
@@danielechebarria8733 You're so right !!! There was a World War going on outside. What is better, being caught or share a room with an old man ?!! Some people here have awful thoughts ! I never thought about that, that it was wrong. When you do think it wasn't good, check yourself, because then you've ridiculous thoughts !!! 😠😠😠😠😠😠😠
Yeah but he was a docter for little kids.
Seeing the attic makes me happy.... Remember when Anne had her first kiss...
I'm a Memer AWWWW
With whom.....
@@kezialindemann6053 Peter~
Yes! So cute. Happy she at least got ro experience that while being there and hiding
Yes
We were told to read Helen Keller instead of Anne Frank in school in grade 10th. I think both of those books were good but I would've chose Anne Frank.
Strictly Introvert yes the same happened in our school. They didn't want us to read about her relationship with Peter. You know how schools can be.
Both Helen Keller and Anne Frank were prisoners, really! Although, of course, Anne Frank being a prisoner was a life and death situation, whereas Keller was blind and deaf so a prisoner in a physical world of darkness and silence!
I have read both of them and right now I am in 10th
I think both books were great , both shows a world we did not dare to be apart of yet occured and still on going in someone else's life.They both wrote beautifully of their perspective of the world.
@@nalqi4506 You are so right.. Both books were describing there own world which are beyond of our expectations.
Well, I salute the tree who witness everything... Must be really sad how time flies so fast around it, but its time remains slow.
Frog kumite the tree is still there till this day, that tree stays longer than my friends have
I am your 1k like 😮😌
Lea Gutierrez OMG😱 Did not expect this....
I thought eventually after the war it was cut down but I'm glad and surprised it's still there.
I'll never understand why they couldn't put the girls in the attic and have Peter share a room with the older man, why would anyone ever have a young girl share a room with an grown man?
Maybe Anne’s parents wanted their youngest on the same floor as them for safety? Not favouritism just because of her age she mightn’t have been fully aware of how to evacuate if it was needed and her parents just wanted her to be close.
it’s because peter had a cat that he took care of and the older man was allergic so he didn’t want the cat near him
@@colleen3391 which i dont know why Anne had to leave her cat but the boy brought his
The attic was already really small when it was just Peter there. No way could Anne and Margot share that space. Anne sharing a room with Fritz was literally the only option.
@@romancorey6796 It wasn't smaller than the room shared by Anne and Fritz Pfeffer.
Never forget “she would’ve been a Belieber”
I don’t know why Justin thought it was a good idea to say that but he did💀
@@caitlinfitzgerald4058 lol he Is wierd.
Caitlin Fitzgerald I just think he meant like any other teen of her time she was into popular music and entertainment and she would have liked his music. It was a little bit insensitive but I don’t think he meant to offend anyone.
@@MikeJ2023 I agree 100%
Mmm I think so too😔
That house is bigger than mine
Yeah, shoa shekels eh... Ü
Do you live there with 7 other?
Big until you share it with 8 people with little to no food and dreadful heat with gustapos killing your friends outside.
sorry your comparing your home to where jewish people hid in order to survive..?
@@aspincelaframboise5300 You've been on this video, calling every comment hearsay, as if every substantial documented fact of the atrocities was fabricated. It's all hearsay to you. Their is no hearsay you disrespectful ignoramus. Have some class, and kindly on behalf of every WW2 victim and hero. Get lost.
I probably first read Anne's diary when I was about 13. I'm 50 now, and I have always been struck by how all the power and pageantry and money and might and ideology and edict and violence and vanity and strength and steel and hatred, and force, and will and... and... and... of the third reich could be so completely eclipsed by the simple diary of a young girl. There is an important lesson there. Maybe the most important one of all.
David Pietarila What has money got to do with anything? ? Think you're just rattling off a bunch of words that you really do not comprehend.
The third reich invested more money into building their military than any other country, up until the the entrance of the US into the war. Add to that the fact that they committed hundreds of thousands of personnel, entire stockpiles of weapons, literally millions of rounds of ammunition, enough building materials to reconstruct a dozen bombed out cities, and a SIGNIFICANT portion of their entire rail system to the Final Solution. A useless project that would provide absolutely no financial return.
What do you mean, "what has money got to do with anything?"
@@davidpietarila699 lmao damn u write too much to the fact that I dont wanna read ur comment
50 years old and on youtube? Whatever
@@davidpietarila699 Germany did not put the most into three stockpile unless you mean quality of we are talking about money then it probably goes to America or Russia and the allies did the exact same thing as Germany except concentration camps and like 1 or 2 others
would not call it her "home" more like a jail she was FORCED to live in.
I would hardly call that keep a jail! It harboured Anne and her family for so long and protected them from the hands of the Nazi's for as long as it could :((
Clearly her book disagrees with u....she longed for freedom and the outside world!
But Anne was just a child, she didn't understand the circumstances. She didn't fully understand why she was forced to be kept in there, so she called it a jail.
You need to read book....She was wise way beyond her years. Her Wisdom and insight to things has touched most parts of the world. They was hunted like animals.
peace on earth they
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This is heartbreaking. I feel like I knew Anne personally, even though we never met.
Maybe in your past life you knew her
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@@itzmei5263 That's so sweet awhh
I would be crying the whole time if I got a tour, to think that Anne and the others actually lived there, that it was the real place where the diary etc was written and the lives were lived for two years, I wouldn’t be able to comprehend that I was seeing it for real
jennie in Michigan pussies
I had one sent chills done my spine whilst walking up the stairs and creaking floors
can you imagine going through this at a such a young age? heartbreaking.
I’m going to turn 13 in a few weeks and I can’t imagine being told “Hey, you’re living in a tiny space with seven other people because there are nazis that want to kill us.” She went though a lot. There was probably so much stress of being found constantly.
After all that, they were still captured. And poor Anne dies in a concentration camp. It still breaks my heart.
I do believe in your statement and HER soul may wherever is she rest in peace.
My grandfather was one of the first British soldiers to reach the camp of Belsen. Sadly too late for Anne and many others. It affected him the test of his life.
There are now so few remaining of your grandfather's generation, they are to be saluted and honoured and NEVER forgotten. Such horrors they witnessed, we can barely imagine.
@jennie in Michigan Sadly,like most of the generation who saw first hand the results of hate and bigotry he is gone,which makes it even more important to remember what took place.
goodjob the nobs not around now , telm him thanks for selling us out to the zionist jews
@@desmondalloffo7915 Firstly you have spelt "nob" wrong. It's "knob" you racist fool.
Secondly you are a real hard man insulting a deceased veteran of the second world war who fought against fascism from Normandy through until the wars end.
Lastly, and I concede telling you this gives me great satisfaction, one night when my grandfather was a bit tipsy and I was around fourteen he told me what they sometimes did.
They would let groups of liberated concentration camp victims pick one or two captured SS men and take them for a 'walk'.
My grandad said he was glad he never saw what happened on these 'walks' only that the SS men howled like children while being led away and my grandfather and his comrades would tell them to shut up. That they had murdered millions of Jews and others and now it was THEIR time.
@jennie in Michigan Thank you for your kind words.
Sadly the world still has bigots in it,such as the moron below who is glad my grandfather is deceased because he helped the "zionists ". Like all bigots he makes no sense.
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5spark is a man of a certain kind that is a man of a certain kind that is a man of a certain kind that is a man of a certain kind that is a man of a certain kind that is a man of the same as a God and a human being and a human being and a human and human life and his own you when we have the world countries are the ones who have the right and wrong to do with it
Anyone watching this while being quarantined
Yep I’m here from the future
if they could stay inside for 2 years, we can stay inside for a few months..
Not to mention the other factors
Anne frank is inspirational to all young people. Life is precious and we should live every day to fullest.
I went there it was emotional
Large Coke yes
squishy mochi Why ?
You know her diary was writing in the wrong kind of pen made at that time right ?
Private User wth she is talking about how she saw the actual annex not a pen
Evy Rose She saw some fake story in life.... how can Anne write her diary in a pen not made yet ?
Evy Rose Not trolling just look it up, this is just forced in media as real but you can look it up and see her dad got sued and lost in court....
i don’t know why this is in my recommended but i like anne frank’s story so i don’t mind
Dude it was a youtube recommendation and i read anal fuck house lel
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I wish they kept the original, or comparable, furniture there so we could see just how cramped things were. Even with it empty, though, the thought of 8 people living there is astounding.
They would have but I think they were all taken out when they were captured . The kitchen counter, bathroom is the old ones. The walls still have the things girls put there.
If you are interested in the Anne Frank story and the Netherlands, I highly recommend you read the book called "Anne Frank Remembered" by Miep Gies.
Miep was one of the several people who helped hide the Frank Family.
She gives more depth to the story because she is out on the streets of Amsterdam and walking around the Netherlands during the Nazi occupation.
Besides the horrific tragedy for the Jews, the Dutch as a whole suffered terribly under the Nazis.
i read it and is was one of most touching books i've ever had. sadly i lend it to someone and never got it back. hope i will find it again someday.
i was so fascinated by the view that miep gies gave us inside the living of anne and her family during this time.
Minas... You can pick the book up inexpensively on amazon.com.
Was Miep a German
@@trinitydeleroso3510 No, Miep was born in Austria but lived in the Netherlands from age 11 until her death at age 100. There's a good entry on Wikipedia if you are interested in her.
Other than her, I think all the others who protected the Frank family were Dutch.
David B Just ordered it. Thanks!
That tree from the attic window watched everything happen
YOOO I READ THE BOOK AND NEVER WATCHED A MOVIE ABOUT IT AND THIS IS EXACTLY HOW I IMAGINED IT WTF
nicole cordova wow really
Me too!!!!
Same!
Me too.
nicole cordova me too !!! I wonder why!!? Maybe the book shared enough details for us to create these mental pictures
They should’ve left everything where it was ughh
Esmeralda Hernandez Apparently Anne’s father, the only survivor of the family, requested that everything wasn’t put back. Most likely, the nazis took all the furniture out when they were found, so if they wanted to put things back they’d have to be replicas but Otto requested they did not as to show how everything was stripped from the Jewish people when this happened.
I read The Address by Marga Minco,
The loss of cherished property is very well executed in it
Quarantine at its finest.. And we complaining about a few measly months..
Still can't believe I was luckily enough to walk through that house
Her optimism really comes through in the book. It did for me. I could "hear" her literary voice and it was chirpy and youthful. I liked her .
@2:06 - @2:13 why did they feel that clip was necessary 💀
Sam Reyes lmfao
Shadows on the walls... I suppose they had to be aware of their own shadows, as they were probably projected quite large against the walls and ceiling, especially if ever the curtains were open... if people outside saw the shadows, they would wonder, oh??? In the end, it proved to all be in vein anyways.
Sam Reyes lmaoo i laughed harder than i should have
Sam Reyes dead ass😂😂
Lmao
the timelessness of this room leaves a bitter taste in my mouth. the idea that teenagers who wouldn't be able to live to an old age walked, breathed, and lived in those rooms - it's devastating. it's like catching the hand of a ghost before it disappears.
I am one of people who watch this video on 2020 lol
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Lorelei None of your beeswax really nigga
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Yeah, I do a lot of research on stuff like this so I can annoy my history teacher with my facts
Hazza Stylinson nerd
@@mentalmans_6561 accurate
Im reading this book right now,I want to cry..it is a feeling that I can't explain
Thank you so much for that tour, I have always been curious about what their living space looked like. I have seen it in pictures but seeing an actual tour really put things into perspective. I also felt a little unnerved. Blessings to the people that helped them hide.
Thank you. I read her Diary in 4th grade,& still have a copy. She was incredible. God Bless all Victims of The Holocaust.
This is a very nice and most informative video on the Secret Annex!! It's now among my favorites after having seen it just one time!!! Thank you much for posting!! :)
Anne Frank was one hell of an imaginative creative genius.
I'm in 7th grade and Anne frank is my favorite person in history may her and her family live in peace
Going to go to the Anne frank house on my list of destinations
A million visitors each year..
Anne frank your dream to be known and remembered was more than accomplished.
Millions have read your diary and your depth will never be forgotten.
God bless Anne and her family, the families who lived in hiding with them all that time, and those who aided their shelter. How I wish they'd lived.
Where was god when all this was happening?
@@nathym.v.8422 We humans have free will. We did this.
@@nathym.v.8422 Imagine a farm with chickens and its farmer. The chickens act on their own and attack other chickens, now imagine the farmer, he is not going to be there watching every movement of his chickens. We are the chickens god is the farmer.
This is beautiful. It's almost exactly how I pictured it! Especially the kitchen/dining room and attic. This just melts my heart.
Maybe the reason Anne's father changed slot of things in the diary or didn't let anyone know was because she probably wrote some things about that guy and her sleeping in the same room lots of personal things she put alot of thoughts and truth to things she saw between her parents her sister and the other people so when u read the book it's semi fiction which is understandable Otto didn't want everyone to know so much about his personal life but he could of said he changed some things I never read the book because I know it's not word for word only she and her father and the lady who held it for her knew what she wrote exactly
Ever learn about punctuation?
The actual reason why Otto Frank changed some portions of the story were because there were some traces in the dairy where Anne confessed her longing towards female body. There were some portions where she said that she didn't feel the same vibe with her bf anymore and the body of the females interested her more (directing towards lesbians).
What happened to the original diary of Anne Frank?? Did he destroy it or lock it away for eternity to never be found
@@kasandramonsivaistiscareno9413 as far as I know, it's safe in a museum .
@@_InsertName_ really didn't know that..so the book got edited to more favorable..this book/story means a lot to people the truth of the real story should not have been changed sad to hear that but at same time glad it was shared
What the f*ck is going on with my TH-cam recommendations lately😂 (Not complaining haha I have watched a owl that sneezed lol)
silkevanderhorst_XD Jara same!! hahaha
I was just recommended a vid of a rabbit getting a dust bath 😂 TH-cam is seriously out of wack
Wasn't that owl cute? Made my day 😇
Maybe because your Dutch and Anne Frank lived in Amsterdam
Reacting to home piercings came up on mine
I have read Anne Frank book....she was the bravest person I have to know about.....God bless her soul....
I'm 10 and just finished her diary, when I was 7 I learned about her. How sad.
Whenever I see these historical places, can't help but be in awe at the stories.
if you know the story of this little girl and her family pretty well then this is a fascinating and moving place to visit, if you don't then not so much perhaps.
5 weeks indoors and already I'm getting stir crazy ....
I would love to visit there one day but I would only get upset and start crying. I can just imagine what an incredible woman Anne would have been if she had survived. Margot too! They would have had successful careers and maybe even children of their own. Always remembered xx
Growing up, that was the first book I read an enjoyed. That book changed me as a person. G-d love her. Such an amazing story. 💛💫
Me when I saw the Thumbnail: Wow what a beautiful vase
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I read her book and was so captivated that I couldn’t put it down. She was a very special human being.
I read the book a long time ago, when I was still a kid. But looking at her house and imagining being confined gives me goosebumps. When they were talking about the tree, which represented freedom to her, I felt instantly bad. 😭😔 May her soul rest in peace.
Both of the women sound like historians trying to compete about how much information they can share
I got the diary of Anne frank for my 9th birthday and it truly brought me to 😭
ImmaUnicorn_ Duh777 Happy birtday to a you remember to Thank Lenin for your gifts.
I recently got Anne Frank’s Diary and I’m reading it. It is really interesting Anne’s thoughts about everything and how she’s growing and all the chaos happening outside the “Secret Annexe”.
Anne frank wanted to be a writer/journalist when she grew up :/ in a way she already was
É muito legal ver a casa sobre a qual Anne Frank conta em seu diário, por mais incrível que pareça, e é um fato interessante que Anne queria ser escritora, e sem ao menos ela saber, seu próprio diario, pelo qual escrevia sem ter a mínima intenção de mostrar a ninguém, se tornou um dos livros mais vendidos, em várias versões e línguas. 👏👏👏
E ela diz no diário que ninguém se interessaria pelo o que ela escrevia alí. Pobre Anne, se ela soubesse 😢
Foi o melhor vídeo do anexo secreto que vi fiquei impactada e emocionada
Why youtube is recommending this video in Qurantine, It's 4 in the morning and i an watching this.
Makes me angry how people are complaining from having to be in lockdown during this corona virus. At least you can make noise during the day and flush your damn toilets. You can blast your music for your entertainment and have internet access and make your little tik toks on your phone and have facetime with friends and family. You can even have food delivered to you. Be effin grateful you're safe in your home. Meanwhile hundreds of people are out there dropping like flies.
Yes!! EXACTLY! 💯
Well said
It's so hard to believe that is the actual anex where they hid.. where Anne once was. I'm so used to seeing replicas of places and items that it's hard to fathom the people that were once there died in the camp
Dang, what a coincidence this came up right after my assignment in social studies.
2018...
2019...
2020: let’s recommend this for everyone during quarantine and show them who had it bad
Yes, really - we can go outside without a fear of being rounded up - we just need a face covering when we walk into a supermarket.
It’s so strange to watch this when you have been there
It's so amazing that they all lived there together for thag long and all the conditions they had to follow by. Just the idea of what they did is so important to all of history.
@@desmondalloffo7915 WHat the hell
Even though i heard Anne Franks story a million times, it always brings me to tears
How could the nazis just watch the torn apart family's scream their lungs out whilst trying to find their loved ones?
olivi a They can deal with it since they’re crazy brainwashed phycopaths
Easy. They didnt see them as humans. They saw them as parasites robbing the country of its greatness. Always dehumanize the enemy and then everything from then on is easy
no po Parasites robbing their host country... yeah about that.....
@Debbie Smith You can believe in a god, just doesn't need to be an intervening God.
@Debbie Smith Why would God intervene? These problems are human problems we started, our job to solve
Annie’s diary left me to big tears 😭 so did her life and how she had to die😔💔
Her names anne...
@@starrbling1143 maybe thats the nickname this person had for her
The young and good writer....I really amazed...by her writing
I remember being in eighth grade and reading the play. I related so much to Anne, and I felt like I understood her very well. I believe that if she were alive now and my age we would be really good friends.
when i read the book this is exactly how i pictured it
teish me too, i think the book did a perfect job explaining the scenery
The spirit of a young girl confined to a musty room at the top of a building and later brutalized and murdered in a concentration camp triumphed over the greatest evil in human history. Absolutely amazing! Gives us all hope.
I've been here and all I can say is..those stairs are so steep,and that the rooms were VERY small,and it gave me chills seeing what they had to live in
Thank you for these videos
Wow it beautiful
yes.....thats rygt...she is inspireable to all....she cant know her kitty can show all his greatness....to the world...in the future....
Broke my heart walking around the house if you ever get the chance it’s a must see in Amsterdam!!
I hope to one day be able to visit and pay my respects to Anne and her family.
@@Bittersweet.Symphony. wow. how nasty and disrespectful. you have absolutely no proof of your ridiculous statement and anne was not a fictional character. i doubt a girl who had to spend months in an attic instead of enjoying normal teenage things was a 'spoiled brat'.
wow its so beautiful House of Anne 😍😍😍😍
How sad....2019.
And most of the comment's are about the size of the room!.
Maybe its just me!
Please tell me.. someone out there gets it.?
Anne Frank house I have been there is so surreal that Anne and her family stayed 2 and half years. Anne & Margot died of days of other! Such a sad story and Anne Frank the diary was history and I read her diary!
Ive read Anne s diary many times when i was 13years old .i felt so close to her nd i was going throught the visuals while reading it..now im 27
Imagine being cooped up in there for two years and not able to step outside for a breath of fresh air.
Going to visit in October- looking forward to it
I am sure it will be a great experience i have already been there myself.
But have you already ordered the tickets online? Because you can only do that online.
It's too early to book online. Wont be able to get tickets until September. The website is always very busy.
Did you go? If soo,how was it?
time will be so scary those days
Watched Anne Frank movie 6 times and everytime I watch it I curse Hitler and Nazis to the core
Thanks for the post-from Providence, Rhode Island-USA-we all know the story-so sad.
Would you mind changing the thumbnail please? It doesn't give an idea, and probably not the best reflection
I know her Diary... It brought me to tears and I cried so so so much!😭
I can’t understand those horrific humans who killed so many Jewish people even though the Jewish people didn’t do anything to them!😭😭😭 May Anne, her family, and everyone who died in that war Rest In Peace🙏🏼😭❤️
I don't even know what this is. But thank you youtube I'm going to learn more about this anne frank..
If your familiar with the story of Anne Frank, a visit here is definatly worth it. (Buy tickets in advance online)
This is so intresting. I'm writing a story with many historical figures, including Anne Frank, so it's incredible to see where she and her family actually hid and what life looked like for them. It's so sad they had to go through all that.
anne frank would have probably been a belieber
Stupied comment
Lmao that’s the first thing I thought of when I saw this too
Jesusa De Leon very stupied
Cate Davis i agrees it a very fool comments
She's more brilliant and intelligent than I could ever be...🥀🥀🥀
I was there like two weeks ago (i’m Dutch so sorry for my bad grammar)
It was interesting and yeah there was a respectful silence very
Different then expected and i felt the energy of them living there
I feel very sorry for them and i hope they continue being together in heaven