The house on the canal : the story of the house that hid Anne Frank /
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[ ] , Alte Haus an der Gracht. Authors: Teckentrup, Britta,--illustrator. Physical details: 1 volume (unpaged) : color illustrations, color map ; 27 x 29 cm Subject(s): Frank, Anne, --1929-1945 --Juvenile literature. | Jewish children in the Holocaust --Netherlands --Amsterdam --Biography --Juvenile literature. | Dwellings --Juvenile literature. | Buildings --History --Juvenile literature. | Amsterdam (Netherlands) --Juvenile literature. | Netherlands --History --German occupation, 1940-1945 --Juvenile literature. | Netherlands --History --Juvenile literature.| Location | Call Number | Status | Date Due |
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| Queen Elizabeth Elementary School | 940.531 HAR | Available |
First published in 2023 as Das alte Haus an der Gracht.
Subtitle from cover.
In the middle of Amsterdam, next to a canal, stands a tall, narrow house. It was built almost four hundred years ago and has served as a home, a warehouse, a stable, and most notably, a hiding place. Sometimes it was splendidly decorated, humming with life and love; other times, the narrow house stood empty, in near ruins. Sometimes its green door was open and inviting; other times, it was closed against cold and plague or to conceal the victims of wartime persecution. This is the story of an extraordinary building, a structure that Anne Frank called in the pages of her diary 'the old house on the canal.
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