Van Maarsen stayed in touch with Frank’s father, Otto, and with the Anne Frank House. In 2020, she laid the first stone of a Holocaust monument in Amsterdam. Last year, she donated a book of ...

In a 2002 biography of Anne Frank's father, Otto, author Carol Ann Lee suggested the betrayer might be Tonny Ahlers, a Dutch National Socialist. Ahlers was among the suspects Pankoke and his team ...

— Anne Frank Center USA (@AnneFrankCenter) January 17, 2022 With witnesses long dead and evidence lost, many experts say the mystery of the Franks’ betrayer can never be conclusively solved.

The multidisciplinary team suggests that Arnold van den Bergh, a notary and member of Amsterdam's Jewish Council, gave the Secret Annex's address to the Nazis to avoid deportation. Tim Sloan / AFP ...

A six-year cold case investigation into the betrayal of Anne Frank has identified a surprising suspect in the mystery of how the Nazis found the hiding place of the famous diarist in 1944.

What’s more, several have suggested over the years that Ans Van Dijk led the Nazis to Anne Frank and her family, who spent two years in hiding before their arrest and deportation in August 1944.

Including a residence card belonging to Anne frank. Pieter van Twisk: You can see here her name: her first name, second name, and her surname; and the date of birth.

Anne Frank ABC; Sun. May 20, Mon. May 21, 9 p.m. Production: Filmed in Prague by Milk and Honey Prods. in association with Dorothy Pictures and ABC. Executive producer, Hans Proppe; producer ...

Anne Frank: The Exhibition," which opens at the Center for Jewish History (15 W. 16th St., Union Square) on January 27. It's a full-scale recreation of the Amsterdam annex where Anne, her sister ...