Wim Kok chairman - the official Anne Frank House website

Wim Kok chairman Anne Frank House supervisory board

Press release - Amsterdam, December 16, 2004

Wim Kok writes in the Anne Frank House guest book during a visit to the museum in 1999

On December 15 ex Prime Minister, Wim Kok, became chairman of the Anne Frank House Supervisory Board. He follows on from Johan Stekelenburg, who died in September 2003.

The Anne Frank House Supervisory Board consists of 7 members. As well as Wim Kok, the members are: Ted Musaph (vice-chairman), Jacqueline Biesheuvel, Henk Koning, Pauline Kruseman, Martin Simon and Herman Tjeenk Willink.

The Anne Frank House Organisation manages the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam, which, at the moment, in numbers of visitors, is the second museum in Amsterdam. It is also responsible for educational projects both in the Netherlands and abroad, and for conducting studies into racism and anti-Semitism. The Anne Frank House Organisation employs 125 people.