amsterdam

A collection of articles and memoirs that provide insight into the life, death, and legacy of Anne Frank, a young Holocaust victim whose diary provided first-hand information about her family's experiences hiding from the Nazis.

Miguel Lienzo, a trader in Amsterdam's close-knit community of Portuguese Jews in 1659, is forced to test the limits of his commercial guile when he is offered a chance to recoup the fortune he lost in the sugar markets by cornering the market on a new commodity called coffee.

Former actress Silvia Grohs-Martin chronicles the experiences she had living in Holland during World War II.

Explores the life of Anne Frank and other children affected by the Holocaust, including personal accounts, journal entries, interviews, and photographs.

Describes the time Anne Frank and her family spent in hiding in their Amsterdam attic home during the Nazi occupation of Holland.

A brief biography of Anne Frank that uses her own words to describe how she hid from the Nazis with her parents for years in a secret apartment.

Contains the letters of a twenty-two year correspondence between a young girl from California, Wilson, and the father of Anne Frank, Otto.

Presents seventy paintings by nineteenth-century artist Vincent van Gogh from the collection of the Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam, representing every period of the painter's career; and includes biographical and critical essays, as well as information about the museum.

The journal of a Jewish girl in her early teens describing both the joys and torments of daily life, as well as typical adolescent thoughts, throughout two years spent in hiding with her family during the Nazi occupation of Holland. Includes review questions.