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Amsterdam: Day Two

On our second day Mother and I got up very early to go to the Anne Frank House. It was probably for the best because there were not many people and I was on the verge of crying the whole time. Going through the museum was very emotional and difficult. It was interesting to see where Anne Frank lived, and to hear some of the details about her life that I didn't really know about. I read her diary in high school, but I didn't know much of the background information about the family or what the father did after the war. 

What was surprising to me was how big their apartments actually were. It was two stories and the rooms were decent sizes, although it would be awful to be trapped there for two years. The worst part for me was seeing the huge book with all of the names of people who died in concentration camps. The book was bigger than a dictionary and each name was in very small print. It was also very cool to see the actual diary that Anne Frank wrote in! They had the original diaries and all of the notebooks that she wrote in after her diary was full. It was also crazy to see the bookcase entrance to the apartments, which was the original bookcase. 

Overall it was a very interesting experience, but also very difficult.