The Final Days Of Anne Frank

Anne Frank's internationally renowned diary ended on August 1, 1944, just before her accompanying companion was arrested.

On August 4, which was hiding for over two years, the eight residents of the annex were discovered by German secret state police and known as Gestapo. Anonymous tweets revealing where they are hiding have never been unambiguously identified

Frank, Vampel and Fritzfafer were taken to the Westerbork control camp in the Netherlands and then sent to the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp in Poland.

The team visited the Auschwitz concentration camp in a sealed cow.

In the Auschwitz concentration camp, these men are separated from women. Anne, Margo, Mrs. Van Peru was taken to Bergen-Belsen concentration camp. On January 6, 1945 Edith stayed in Auschwitz and died of starvation.

In March 1945, Anne and Margot Frank died of typhoid fever within several days of Bergen - Belsen. Their bodies were thrown into a collective graveyard

Among the eight inhabitants of this secret attachment, Ann's father Otto was the only survivor. On January 27, 1945 he was released from the Auschwitz concentration camp by the Soviet army.

After his daughter's work returned to him, Otto helped them write the manuscript and continued selling tens of millions. Today "Young girls' diary" is the most famous memoir of the world Holocaust.

The intention of Otto Frank and the heritage of Anne Frank are still controversial. The two major Anne Frank, Von and Stichting in Europe are cautious about their current cousin's current activities. Swiss journalist and publisher of Jewish magazine Eve Kugermann said, "Anne Frank is not for politics, Anne Frank is for education." Tofrank says, "Whenever politics is involved, I will leave organizations and events." "If someone is using Anne Frank and is too far from Otto Frank, he needs to activate it with a different name. "Maatje Mostart, Communications Director of Anne Frank Stichting Emphasizing that the house of Anne Frank in Amsterdam is independent of the Anne Frank Center based in the USA, her organization is" Stephen Goldstein's I noticed that I noticed recent remarks.

Anne Frank Center in the United States has claimed that on its website it was founded in 1959, "Annie's father Otto Frank is one of its founder." Goldstein wrote a letter from 1958 Proof of the origin of the center that I offered. This letter seemed to be a call for fund-raising activities from Amsterdam's Anne Frank Stichting, and at the time he was trying to collect funds to save Anne's house from demolition. "It is anticipated that after a first financing, large amounts of money will not be needed," the letter said. Otto Frank is not the author. The cost of restoring the house of Amsterdam was said only once at the end, that students from many countries and private sources, such as Ann's father, a small donation by Otto Frank, can bear it . The letter reads the name of "American International Anne Frank Youth Center Committee", but in the text it is continuing to call it the "interim committee."