Queen Maxima of the Netherlands visited Anne Frank The Exhibition in New York City on Feb. 25, and PEOPLE followed along. Inside Queen Maxima's visit.

After Anne Frank's older sister Margot received a letter ordering her to report to one of the German work camps in ... it doesn't matter what religion or background they are," she told the children.

After Anne Frank's older sister Margot received a letter ordering her to report to one of the German work camps in ... it doesn't matter what religion or background they are," she told the children.

Bringing Anne Frank to New York. In 1940, Germany invaded the Netherlands, imposing the Nazis' anti-Jewish laws and deporting over 100,000 people to extermination camps.

NEW YORK — Queen Máxima of the Netherlands ambled slowly through the Anne Frank exhibition in Lower Manhattan on Tuesday. When she reached a replica of the girl's bedroom, she stopped short in ...

Anne Frank writes in one of the most unforgettable lines from her venerated “Diary,” the book that has done more than any other work of literature to give readers throughout the world a sense ...

Anne Frank Center USA remains the only one that has continued to grow saplings, and with the tree in Greensburg, they’ve now planted 21 across the country for future generations.

Anne Frank Center USA remains the only one that has continued to grow saplings, and with the tree in Greensburg, they’ve now planted 21 across the country for future generations.

Anne Frank Center USA remains the only one that has continued to grow saplings, and with the tree in Greensburg, they’ve now planted 21 across the country for future generations.