Fritz Pfeffer's room

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Fritz Pfeffer's room was the small, shared living and sleeping space in the Secret Annex where the Jewish dentist Fritz Pfeffer stayed while hiding with Anne Frank and her family during World War II.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic site
living space
room
accessRestriction hidden from outside world during occupation
associatedWith Anne Frank
Auguste van Pels
Frank family
Hermann van Pels
Margot Frank
Otto Frank
Peter van Pels
Secret Annex occupants
belongsToBuilding canal house at Prinsengracht 263
city Amsterdam
continent Europe
country Netherlands
culturalSignificance symbol of Jewish hiding during the Holocaust
currentUse memorial space
museum exhibit
documentedBy Anne Frank
documentedIn The Diary of a Young Girl
era 1940s
function living quarters
sleeping quarters
historicalEvent Holocaust
persecution of Jews in the Netherlands
locatedIn Anne Frank House
Prinsengracht 263, Amsterdam
notableFor being shared by Anne Frank and Fritz Pfeffer
confinement during hiding
operatedBy Anne Frank House museum
linked to: Anne Frank House
partOf Secret Annex
hiding place for Jews
preservationStatus preserved as historical site
privacyLevel limited privacy
region North Holland
sharedWith Anne Frank
timePeriod Nazi occupation of the Netherlands
World War II
touristAttraction yes
usedBy Anne Frank
Fritz Pfeffer NERFINISHED

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Secret Annex hasRoom Fritz Pfeffer's room