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This Amsterdam museum vividly shows how the Dutch resisted the Nazis during the German occupation in WWII. See, hear and read about life during the war and Dutch society in the 1930s through personal documents and photographs, supplemented with video and sound. Following 100 personal stories, you will reflect on the difficult choices people faced at the time. Don't miss Verzetsmuseum Junior for children and the changing exhibitions.
At the Resistance Museum in the heart of Amsterdam, step back in time to an era of war, dictatorship, persecution and resistance. Discover the history behind the difficult choices the Dutch had to make while Nazi Germany occupied the Netherlands, from 14 May 1940 to 5 May 1945.
From women smuggling weapons in prams to cooking with flower bulbs, discover the true stories of people involved in the resistance through authentic objects, photographs, documents, film and sound. Reflect on what you would do in such extreme circumstances and on the value of tolerance, freedom and democracy.
Interactive exhibits bring history to life and give a deeper understanding of the resistance movement.
This special section for children opened at the end of 2013. Kids follow the true experiences of four children during the war, making history accessible and engaging.
Meeting point :
Dutch Resistance Museum (Verzetsmuseum)
Plantage Kerklaan 61, 1018 CX Amsterdam, Netherlands
Opening hours:
Mon-Fri 10:00-17:00
Sat, Sun & holidays 11:00-17:00
Plantage Kerklaan 61, 1018 CX Amsterdam, Netherlands