Israeli Behind Amsterdam's First Holocaust Museum Lives in Anne Frank's District - Life & Culture

A Jewish Theater in Amsterdam From Where the Nazis Sent Jews to the Camps Will Soon Become the Home of the National Holocaust Museum. Architect Uri Gilad Discusses Why He Lives in the Neighborhood That Was Once Home to Anne Frank and Her Jewish Friends

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