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Anne Frank museum moving in next door to mosque at Ground Zero
daily mail ^ | 3/29/11 | Daily Mail Reporter

Posted on 03/29/2011 10:23:04 AM PDT by Nachum

A museum dedicated to Holocaust victim Anne Frank is expected to move almost next door to the proposed controversial mosque at Ground Zero, it was revealed today.

The Anne Frank Center is reported to be about to sign a lease in the 20-floor glass and steel tower at 100 Church St.

The building's windows overlook Park 51, the planned 16-storey Muslim community centre and mosque at 45 park Place, just two blocks from Ground Zero.

The non-profit making Anne Frank Center, which is partnered with the museum in Amsterdam, is currently housed in a loft in SoHo's Crosby Street. Holocaust victim: Anne Frank hid from the Nazis with her family for two years

Holocaust victim: Anne Frank hid from the Nazis with her family for two years

But the museum needs more room and last year advertised for larger premises so it could recreate the secret room where the Jewish teen wrote her famous diary.

(Excerpt) Read more at dailymail.co.uk ...


TOPICS: News/Current Events; US: New York
KEYWORDS: anne; annefrank; frank; groundzeromosque; holocaust; islam; mosque; museum
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To: Fawn

What Islam wants, Islam gets. (Courtesy of non-Muslims)


21 posted on 03/29/2011 11:10:38 AM PDT by 353FMG (The M1911 is mightier than the sword.)
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To: j-damn

I disagree with you. She is not just a “specific victim” who’s remembrances should be restricted to specific locations. This little innocent girl represents All Innocence. The message of her story, and her short life is, If this sort of thing could happen to this little girl who was a threat to nobody, it could happen to us all. And not just in 1944, and not just in Europe, and not just Jews.

That is why the book about her was required reading in many American schools. Not to learn about one girl, but to learn about the struggle we all have, the old and the young to remain free.


22 posted on 03/29/2011 11:29:46 AM PDT by NavyCanDo
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To: j-damn

I disagree with you. She is not just a “specific victim” who’s remembrances should be restricted to specific locations. This little innocent girl represents All Innocence. The message of her story, and her short life is, If this sort of thing could happen to this little girl who was a threat to nobody, it could happen to us all. And not just in 1944, and not just in Europe, and not just Jews.

That is why the book about her was required reading in many American schools. Not to learn about one girl, but to learn about the struggle we all have, the old and the young to remain free.


23 posted on 03/29/2011 11:30:21 AM PDT by NavyCanDo
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To: Nachum
Really nice.

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24 posted on 03/29/2011 11:42:50 AM PDT by Republic (The entire White House presidential team needs to grow up and face facts!)
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To: Nachum

What we need is the Iowa pork producers to move a packing line next door to The Ann Frank bldg. Hot diggedy!


25 posted on 03/29/2011 12:00:48 PM PDT by chainsaw
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