Eleven Ships Struck Their Colors: Camperdown, 1797
On October 11, 1797, Admiral Adam Duncan smashed a Dutch fleet off Camperduin, capturing eleven ships and killing France's planned invasion of the British Isles.
On October 11, 1797, Admiral Adam Duncan smashed a Dutch fleet off Camperduin, capturing eleven ships and killing France's planned invasion of the British Isles.
On August 4, 1944, Nazi police raided the secret annex in Amsterdam and arrested Anne Frank and seven others — three days after her last diary entry.
On June 25, 1947, Contact Publishing in Amsterdam released Het Achterhuis — The Diary of Anne Frank — turning a murdered teenager's hidden notebooks into one of history's most-read books.