电阻博物馆

这里还可以吧,但没有我想象中的信息量那么大。也有一些有趣的展览。

在抵抗博物馆,你能通过有趣的方式好好的参观一番第二次世界大战对荷兰的影响,但博物馆所呈现的绝大多数的信息都是关于战争年代的。尽管抵抗运动是很突出的事例,但博物馆也提供了在战争期间一些有关个人的具体故事及他们的行为活动。有一些大型的事件,像是罢工和学生示威游行,都一一概括了一番,但我希望看到的是那些个人的每天的行为活动,而并不是历史书上写的那些。在博物馆里看到网上出现过的那些东西我还是有点失望的(例如,底座可以移动的婴儿车及拥有一个秘密空间存放信息的手表),而且博物馆也没有提供任何的说明解释这些东西是谁在使用。总之,这间博物馆很适合于那些历史狂热份子,但并不如我期望的那般拥有独特视角啊。

这座抵抗旅馆是出于对勇敢的荷兰人民对德国的抵抗而建造的。德国年复一年的对荷兰进行侵扰,你可以在这里看到荷兰人民为此遭受着怎样的苦难和伤亡,也可以看到他们英勇不屈奋起反抗的一面。博物馆坐落在动物园的对面,所以如果你找得到动物园,只要穿过马路就可以找到抵抗博物馆了。或者你对动物园也感兴趣的话,你当然也可以先去那儿看看,那也很不错!

抵抗博物馆很小,但是非常有趣,是安妮之家的一个亮点!博物馆的展品主要讲述了二战期间(1940-1945)德国人占领荷兰和纳粹的残酷统治,这是我见过的最有条理最棒的博物馆,它真实再现了二战期间荷兰人民那段苦难的日子和大屠杀。里面有视频、海报、间谍工具、武器,还有二战期间存活下来的人的口述!这是英雄的荷兰人民的骄傲,不论是过去还是现在!

抵抗博物馆会带你回到战争年代的荷兰,看看那场侵略给荷兰人民带来多么深刻的影响,你需驻足去认真读读那些真实的生活故事,以便你能真切感受到所发生的一切,及其它对老百姓造成什么样的影响。年轻人们可能对这儿不感兴趣。游览时要一个能和你引起共鸣的向导吧,因为他们不会太乐意把这些过滤,而是把它当成一个伟大的博物馆去游览。

Learn how bravely the Dutch people resisted the Nazi onslaught at home, their protection of and help to their Jewish countrymen and their fight against the Japanese in what is now Indonesia.

This Museum was the last on my museum stops and really should have just seamlessly moved with the Jewish Quarter museums to round out the total story. (after all the Jewish Quarter I was exhausted but should have continued on.--So I highly recommend it) Once again, the interactive nature of the exhibition helped you to be part of the Resistance Movement..even as the other interactive museums have brought you into these parts of the Dutch Historys. This museum helps to outline how the Dutch people were taken by surprise with the German invasion, and then how the resistance developed. These heroes nearly always sacrificed their own lives and desperately tried to save the children. It was incredible. And then, the children themselves formed their own resistance patterns (the Junior Resistance temporary exhibition) and then the children who were sent to the country (because they were starving) I have had a hard time understanding this history, but these museums and this one in particular help to describe the Dutch belief that flooding the land through the dykes would save them from entry, yet they were not ready for air travel and paratrooping in the German troops. Humbling. Well presented. Thank you Amsterdam.

A very informative adn well illustrated exhibition where children (between 10-12 years old) can experience what it would have bee to live in Holland during WW II.he story of 4 children is told who had a totally different experience. One Jewish girl, one son of a resistance man, one daughter of a collaborator and one son of someone who acted like the dutch majority and did neither resist or collaborate.

A thought provoking and fascinating museum which deals honestly with difficult issues. Well worth a visit.

This is not the usual war museum. As Holland was occupied fairly early in the conflict, this museum concentrates on the dilemma of having to live under an oppressor. The free audio guides do give more information than is contained on the exhibits and works off an RF chip, so you can take a walk through at your own pace. We spent nearly 4 hours there and it was very thought-provoking.

It reveals very honestly the dilemmas of an an occupied state which had many links to Germany although not to the Nazis. The exportation of the Jews seems to have been the turning point.

Fascinating accounts of life in nazi-occupied Amsterdam. So much to see and so much detail, you could spend hours here.

Very good museum, well worth a visit. Some excellent photos and a very stirring presentation. Good facilities to drop off your bag etc and very helpful staff

A decorum of imitation streets and wall-sized color photographs evokes the atmosphere of the war years. Authentic artifacts, photos and documents , film and audio clips tell the story of people in wartime. But there is more.... special for the youth. Youngsters can step in another world and another time. Use the time machine to the Netherlands during the waryears and sympathize with Eva , John, Nelly and Henk . Eva is Jewish , Jan has parents in the resistance, Nelly is in the youth club of the Dutch Nazi party and Henk comes from an ordinary family.In Resistance Junior young people can get acquainted with the poignant period of recent Dutch history. The Resistance Museum tells a story that is important and remains important.

A good museum to go to give a very in-depth view of what was going on in Holland before and during the war at 10euros per person I did think it was a bit expensive