The Anne Frank Centre, located in Berlin, Germany, is dedicated to the life of Anne Frank, a Jewish girl who fled Nazi-occupied Frankfurt during World War II and chronicled her experiences in her world-famous diary. The exhibits provide a detailed account of Anne’s life through a variety of mediums, including photographs, films, and personal objects. Visitors can also engage with interactive computer workstations that offer a deeper understanding of her story and its historical context.
Anne Frank Centre (Anne Frank Zentrum)
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