Museum
Anne Frank House
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안네 프랑크의 집은 Prinsengracht 263에 있는 가슴 아픈 박물관으로, 제이차 세계대전 당시 안네 프랑크와 가족, 그리고 다른 네 명이 나치의 박해를 피해 숨어 지냈던 실제 건물입니다. 비밀 별채로 알려진 은신처는 원래 모습 그대로 보존되어 있으며, 텅 빈 방들은 갇혀 지내던 당시의 분위기를 전합니다. 방문객은 입구를 가렸던 책장을 지나 안네의 일기 원본과 다른 개인 소지품을 볼 수 있습니다. 박물관에서는 차별, 박해, 홀로코스트에 관한 전시뿐 아니라 인권 같은 현대의 문제도 다룹니다. 감동적이면서 교육적인 경험으로, 안네의 이야기를 깊이 이해할 수 있습니다. 박물관의 현대식 증축 공간은 배경 설명과 사색할 장소를 제공합니다. 암스테르담에서 방문객이 가장 많은 명소 중 하나이므로 사전 예약이 필수입니다.
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- The Secret Annex is the preserved hiding place at the rear of Prinsengracht 263; its contents were removed after the arrests.
- The museum spans three adjacent street-front buildings, with the hiding place at the rear of number 263.
- The visit links the rooms to Anne's papers, rescued after the arrests and published in Dutch in 1947.
- The museum developed virtual tours partly because the historic annex creates capacity and accessibility limitations.
역사 이야기
The canal house at Prinsengracht 263 was built in 1635 by Dirk van Delft, and its canal façade dates from a 1740 renovation. It later served as a warehouse and various commercial premises. Otto Frank moved the offices of Opekta and Pectacon there in December 1940. The front building contained storage, spice mills, and offices used by employees including Miep Gies, Bep Voskuijl, Johannes Kleiman, and Victor Kugler. The rear annex became the hiding place in 1942. After the raid, officers ordered its contents removed. Gies and Voskuijl recovered Anne's writings, and Otto received them after returning to Amsterdam in June 1945. He combined versions of the diary into the Dutch book Het Achterhuis, published in 1947. Public interest brought early visitors to the rooms, but a clothing company bought the block in 1955 with plans for demolition. A newspaper campaign and public protest helped save number 263. The Anne Frank Foundation was established under Otto Frank's leadership on 3 May 1957 to purchase and restore the property. The owner donated the house, the foundation acquired number 265, and the restored museum opened on 3 May 1960. Later work preserved the annex and the front of number 263, provided educational and functional space at number 265, and added a corner structure for the entrance and visitor facilities.
자주 묻는 질문
Who hid in the Secret Annex?
Anne Frank hid there with Otto, Edith, and Margot Frank and four other Jewish people seeking refuge from Nazi persecution.
How long did the group remain hidden?
They lived in the annex for two years and one month before the hiding place was raided and they were arrested.
Is the museum the actual hiding place?
Yes. The Secret Annex survives at the rear of Prinsengracht 263, within a larger museum complex using the neighboring buildings.
How were Anne's papers saved?
Miep Gies and Bep Voskuijl returned after the arrests and rescued books and papers before officers had the rooms cleared.
Why was the house nearly demolished?
A clothing manufacturer bought the block in 1955 for redevelopment. A public campaign and the Anne Frank Foundation secured and restored the building.
When did the Anne Frank House open?
The restored building opened as a museum on 3 May 1960, three years after the foundation was created.
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