Anne Frank’s hidden home, now in Manhattan through October
The secret annex – one of the most famous dwellings in history, thanks to Frank’s best-selling published diary – can now be explored remotely in New York.
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Anne Frank’s chilling life at Auschwitz as ‘sunny, smiling’ girl became ‘walking skeleton’ wrapped in lice-infested rags
In March alone, 18,000 prisoners died. "At Bergen-Belsen, you did not have feelings anymore. You became paralyzed," Irma added. Anne and Margot Frank are believed to be buried somewhere on the ...
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Anne Frank’s Legacy: A Journey Through the ‘Secret Annex’ in New York and a Woman’s Fight To Share Anne’s Diary
Miep Gies opened the “secret annex” in her employer’s office building where Nazis had just arrested her boss, Otto Frank, who ...
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Holocaust Survivor, Friend of Anne Frank, and U-M Professor Emeritus Irene Butter’s Lifelong Mission to Share Her Story
Washtenaw Resident Irene Butter Continues to Share Her Holocaust Story and Advocate for Human Rights “I didn’t ask to ...
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New Anne Frank exhibit installed at the university
At the beginning of this month, the university installed an exhibit in Blackmore Library called “Anne Frank: A History for ...
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Full-scale replica of Anne Frank's hidden annex opens in NYC
The exhibit at the Center for Jewish History in Manhattan represents the first time the annex has been completely recreated ...