Yes. Amsterdam, The capitol city of the Netherlands during world war 2, was taken by the Nazis May 10, 1940. The rest of the Netherlands followed suit.
Taken early on in the war by the fascist Nazis.
In May of 1940, Amsterdam and Rotterdam were taken over by the Nazis. The Nazis damaged many buildings in both towns and thousands of Dutch people were killed. The Royal family of the Netherlands managed to escape to England. Beautiful architecture and many homes were destroyed. The people began to starve toward the end of the war because the Nazis starved them on purpose. The Canadians rescued them and liberated the nation in 1945.
In a rear annexe at 267 Prinsengracht, Amsterdam. The house is now a musuem.
Amsterdam is a town in Holland. The question doesn't make sense anyway. Sorry.
Anne Frank wrote "The Diary of Anne Frank" while she and her family hid from the Nazis in Amsterdam, Holland, The Netherlands during WW2. I did not find any book called "Hiding in Amsterdam.". See the link below for other possibilities.
The Jewish were affected by World War 2 in a severe manner. There was mass massacre of the Jews and most companies had collapsed or taken over by the Nazis.
The Nazis in World War 2 were basically German soldiers that were very loyal to Hitler.
There were no Nazis in world war one. The Nazi party was formed after WW1.
No, but there was a ghetto established that was named Amsterdam
World War 2
no Amsterdam was not invaded during the world war ver.2
Anne Frank is a true story about a several Jewish families hiding in Holland, Amsterdam during World War 2. The book "Anne Frank" is the diary she kept while in hiding.