Amsterdam

Oh, dude, like, Jewish people have been living in Amsterdam for centuries, way before World War II. They were a significant part of the community and contributed to the city's culture and history. So, yeah, they were there for a pretty long time before all that craziness went down.

Amsterdam is located in the Northern Hemisphere. The city is situated at approximately 52.4 degrees latitude north, placing it above the equator. This means that Amsterdam falls within the northern half of the Earth, making it part of the Northern Hemisphere.

A direct flight from Amsterdam to Mexico City typically takes around 11 to 12 hours. The distance between the two cities is about 5,700 miles (9,200 kilometers). Flight times may vary slightly based on factors like weather, airline, and air traffic, but non-stop flights are the quickest way to travel this route.

Amsterdam time is GMT+1, so if it's 10:30 GMT, it would be 11:30 in Amsterdam. Amsterdam follows Central European Time (CET) during the winter months and Central European Summer Time (CEST) during the summer months.

If it is 2pm EST, then it would be 7pm GMT. GMT is 5 hours ahead of EST.

If it's 9am in Seattle, it would be 6pm in Amsterdam. Amsterdam is 9 hours ahead of Seattle.

Usually, California is 9 hours behind Amsterdam. So 10am in Amsterdam is 1am in California.

However, around daylight savings changes, California rolls back or goes forward one or two weeks earlier/later than Europe. During these times it can be 8 or 10 hours behind.

It would be 4pm in Amsterdam if it is 10am in Atlanta. Amsterdam is 6 hours ahead of Atlanta.

There is only 1 time zone in the Netherlands (which includes the city of Amsterdam) and that time zone is the Central European Time Zone known as CET. We are one hour ahead of the local time of London, England. This means that when it is 12 noon here in Amsterdam it is 11 am in London.

Anne Frank was 4 years old when her family moved to Amsterdam in 1933.

December 2, 1620

English language newspaper "Namloos" begins publishing in Amsterdam

yes and it was released in santa land :)

1. after the war Otto frank went home and published Anne's diary.
2. then he died at the age of 91.

No, if you did this, the drug dogs would be able to smell it, even if you've only been in contact with it for a short amount of time. You would have a long jail sentence if you did this.

Well you see...if you can contact the manager...and get him to give you an electron microscope, you can see a Narcamon (A figure from a Netherland animated movie). Narcamon is a highly respected cartoon character in Netherland. So the answer is Narcamon. I hope i helped!

Anne Frank traveled approximately 250 miles from Frankfurt am Main to Amsterdam in the Netherlands.

While hard drugs (cocaine, morphine, heroin) are banned as in other countries, the "soft drugs" - cannabis in all its forms (marijuana, hashish, hash oil) is legal for personal use only.

Magic mushrooms, also known as shrooms, were also legal until the 1st of December 2008.

Certain drugs that are legal in other countries such as bzp are illegal in Amsterdam but legal in the republic of Ireland.

Whilst Amsterdam has many coffee shops that sell cannabis quite freely to customers. It is in fact illegal to sell and quite frequently these shops are raided by police. It is acceptable to possess a small amount of these soft drugs, but you can still be charged for intoxication. By and large, the police and authorities take a 'liberal' approach to laws about drugs.

The average flight time from London Heathrow Airport to Lima, Peru is 12 hours, 36 minutes.

It is approximately 2000 miles (across the Mediterranean Sea), so it would be about a 4 hour flight.

Tokyo, Amsterdam and New Delhi are cities. Bangladesh is a country.

The flight from London to mykonos is approximately seven hours and thirty six minutes. It also depends on which airline you take and the number of delays.