Anne Frank House In Amsterdam Remains A Living Memory
Otto Frank now 79 continues the mission of his daughter and the diary’s ideals through the Anne Frank Foundation. The house at 263 Prinsengracht serves as an international youth center and gathering place for a yearly conference, preserving history and opposing oppression.
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Anne Frank
Waals
Otto Frank
Amsterdam
Spring Street
Prinsengrach
Placid
Amsterdam Canal
Auschwitz
Otto Pronk
Anne Frank Foundation
Olff Frank
Frankfurt-on-Main
Holland
Netherlands
Canal
Anne
Anne Krank
Europe
Dussel
Magaetics
Greta Garbo
Deanna Durbin
Rudy Vallee
Sonja Henie
Mutch
Princess Elizabeth of York
England
Queen Elizabeth
Lessons From a Novice Pilot Over Long Beach Air Routes
A first-time pilot recalls learning to navigate by sight during training over Long Beach Harbor and LA area, mixing missteps with lessons. She describes difficulty locating the airport from 2,500 feet, stalls, and challenging landings, praising patient instructors and the sense of achievement after mastering landings.
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Long Beach Harbor
Los Angeles Harbor
Redondo
King Harbor
Manhattan Beach
Torrance
Trw
San Diego
Pacific Coast Highway
Long Beach
L.A. River
Jist
Snoopy
Red Baron
Contra
Tower
From Czechoslovakia to Los Angeles a pianist seeks freedom
In Czechoslovakia Lydia Sabacka endured the Communist era’s bans on church life and concert work. She and daughter Katherine fled in 1967 after liberalization began, seeking new chances in the United States where Sabacka taught piano to sustain herself and her family in Los Angeles California.
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Lydia Sabacka
First Congregational Church
Third Street
Cedar Avenue
Sabacka
Prague Conservatory of Music
Tan
Czechoslovakia
J. 5. Bach
Salvator
Prague
Prague Conservatory
Katherine
Tarzana
Midlarton
Woodland Hills
Culver City
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