At New York City’s Center for Jewish History, immerse yourself in “Anne Frank: The Exhibition,” a first-of-its-kind recreation of the Secret Annex in Amsterdam, where Anne and her family hid for 25 months during the Nazi's occupation of The Netherlands. The exhibition shares what shaped Anne’s life, death, and posthumous fame. This special exhibition closes February 1, 2026; advance ticket purchase is required. Find more information at annefrankexhibit.org | Thirteen WNET New York

In the decade leading up to 1945, the Nazis stole an estimated one-fifth of all the artwork in Europe in a culture war designed to rewrite European history. But that was just the beginning. “Plunderer: The Life and Times of a Nazi Art Thief" tonight at 10:00 and streaming now with Passport: https://bit.ly/4sB3bj7 | Thirteen WNET New York

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