＃484阿姆斯特丹安妮·弗兰克住宅与城市探索之旅-与约旦狮子一起发呆（12/3/2017）

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1. buildings are awesome and Anne Franks home so historical I liked the way you described in during world war two very interesting

2. thank u Jordan awesome tour blogs. are amazing and the canals also

3. Love your videos!

4. yeap, i did that house tour with the hidden door and also the rejayvk museum…

5. I read the Diary of Anne Frank in elementary school. It was a good read.

6. After the war Otto got remarried to a lady by the name of Elfriede Geiring. She and her husband and kids were actually neighbors to the Frank's. They also went into hiding and were ratted out and sent to Auschwitz-Birkenau.

7. I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS UGH

8. When you travel do you stay in hostiles alot??!and what is that like?? It would be great if you could do a video on that!!!

9. I enjoyed seeing where the Franks went into hiding. It's a very sad story too. We should never forget what happened there.

10. AWSOME VLOG!!! LOVE SHELLY WINTERS! SEEN EVERY MOVIE SHE WAS IN!

11. ? Jordan, interesting fact about why the buildings are soo tall in Amsterdam. I enjoy walking on cobble stone and brick streets/pave ways. Another, Great Vlog! ???

12. Wow Jordan! You needed on your gloves! lol What an amazing city! How honorable for you to visit Anne Frank's home! I cry every time, I hear about her life or have seen
    movies about her! Such a horrible story to have given us Anne Frank! God bless you Jordan! ?⭐?

13. Let that line around the Anne Frank House go on forever so we never forget.

14. Well Jordan this vlog is looking interesting….aww darn no Jah ????? Amsterdam wow beautiful buildings

15. Great to see that place I've only read about re: Anne Frank. Such a sad story, but great to see you so happy showing everything to us. Thank you, Jordan.

16. Lol, I say Geez Louise all the time. I didn't think anyone else said that but me!

17. that cool guy at 13:44

18. How times change. I visited the Anne Frank huis in 1983 and '94. In those days no line, no wait, and 12 guilders admission.

19. This story always hurts my heart.❤️

20. Great vlog and scenery

21. Very well done, Jordan! I would of wished that they allowed photography in the Anne Frank house? Bummer! And a question, she died in 1945, that's the year that we liberated all of the camps, did she die about a week prior the liberation?

22. May we never know the horror that was the Nazi Third Reich. The lady that sang with my brother is a descendant of Rembrandt Van Ryan. She could sing and draw incredibly! The gift continued through the family. They have a few of his paintings in the Louvre in Paris.

23. The eating place next to Anne Frank’s house was awesome

24. I've always dreamed of visiting Amsterdam ? famous for their art galleries & foods

25. Amsterdam is beautiful! All of the different style buildings are amazing!

26. Thanks for showing Amsterdam I enjoy it

27. Its so surreal 2 think an gather what happened right there at Anna Franks front door. When her en her family were taken. Its sad but exciting 2 b there…. hahaha. .. ghange
    party thats why Bob Marley chose Amsterdam .

28. I had to stop for a second. My whole life I've wanted to visit the Anne Frank house and this had brought me to tears. Even if you couldn't get inside, just to know that's where they were really hiding. You respect all the history that you see and I appreciate that. I cannot travel anymore because of a lung condition so seeing this with you is amazing. Thanks so much.

29. So very jealous. I would love to go to Anne Frank House

30. This is one of my bucket list the Anne Frank

31. The cows featured in the specific museum, well life size sculptures clearly by the same artist scattered Melbourne Australia for one of its outside exhibitions a year or so ago. I don't recall the relevance lol. Thanks again. I'm trying to find #211…

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