The Gestapo Officer Karl Josef Silberbauer
Karl Josef Silberbauer was a Nazi officer who played a crucial role in the arrest of Anne Frank, a Jewish girl who became famous after her diary, chronicling her experiences during World War II, was
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Handwritten Anne Frank Poem
A poem written by Anne Frank signed and dated Amsterdam, March 28, 1942 The poem reads: Dear Cri-Cri, If you did not finish your work properly, And lost precious time, Then once again take up
Postcards Sent by Anne Frank
Two postcards sent by Anne Frank to the Kugler family in the Netherlands. Victor Kugler started working for Otto Frank in 1933. Otto had just started trading in pectin, a gelling agent for making jam.
What Happend To The Others in The Annex
Within six months of their capture, seven of the eight Jews who hid in the annex were dead. The first to perish was Hermann van Pels, who injured his finger doing roadwork at Auschwitz. While
Anne’s Favorite Places To Write
With 500 square feet of space, there were only so many spots in the Secret Annex where Anne Frank could find some peace and quiet to be alone with her thoughts. Sometimes, she’d go upstairs
The Brave Woman Who Helped
Miep Gies was a Dutch national, born on February 15, 1909, in Vienna, Austria. Her parents were Wilhelm and Mathilde Santruschitz. She was the youngest of four siblings, having two older brothers and one sister.