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Witness the history of Dutch resistance to German occupation during World War II at Verzetsmuseum Amsterdam. This site tells the story of the Netherlands and its people from May 1940 to May 1945, when Nazi forces occupied the country. Discover the museum's permanent exhibit, which recreates everyday life for Dutch people in the 1930s and 1940s. Experience the feeling of walking down German-occupied streets in the Netherlands, and learn about small acts of resistance and larger historical moments of opposition during this time. Every country has its own piece of World War II history to share, and this museum is a wonderful place to learn about the Dutch perspective. Plan to visit Verzetsmuseum Amsterdam and other customer-reviewed, writer-recommended Amsterdam attractions using our Amsterdam trip itinerary planner.
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We (adults with children 10 and 12) spent most of our time in the excellent junior exhibition. Very interactive it followed 4 real people and their stories of being children during WWII. They showed..... more
We (adults with children 10 and 12) spent most of our time in the excellent junior exhibition. Very interactive it followed 4 real people and their stories of being children during WWII. They showed..... more »
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Great museum! Very informative and easy to navigate with audio tour… need at least 2 hours to do it well. Explains the nazi occupation well and a good museum to combine with a visit to the Anne frank.... more
Great museum! Very informative and easy to navigate with audio tour… need at least 2 hours to do it well. Explains the nazi occupation well and a good museum to combine with a visit to the Anne frank.... more »
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Wonderful and thought provoking museum. There are self guided audiotours and texts in both English and Dutch. The museum design makes you feel like you are secretively observing many things, though small windows and clever displays. You could quickly peruse, but this is definitely a visit that benefits from reading all the plaques. 1.5 hours was not enough time, would recommend planning about 3 hours to visit.
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Go and visit this museum! And do it before they are closed for renovation (may23) because it is real good. Recommend!! I especially like the question you get to ask yourself: what would you have done?
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