Her Final Day Of Freedom
On July 5, 1942, Anne hung out with new friend Hello Silberberg and spoke on the phone to Jacque van Maarsen In the summer of 1942, Anne Frank’s large group of friends had a new
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On 10 May 1940, German forces invaded the Netherlands.
Before long, Anne began to feel at home in the Netherlands. She picked up the language quickly, made new friends, and attended a local Dutch school. Her father, Otto, worked tirelessly to establish his business,
Anne Frank Timeline
Anne Frank’s life timeline starts with her birth in Germany (1929) and move to Amsterdam (1933) to escape Nazis, leading to her family going into hiding in a Secret Annexe in 1942, documenting her life in
An Enduring Symbol – Facts About Anne Frank
Anne Frank has become an enduring symbol, surpassing the lifetimes of those who had personal connections with her. Her recognition will continue to survive that of her contemporaries who witnessed the atrocities of World War
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
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.