Otto Frank

Cold Case Team Shines New Light On Betrayal Of Anne Frank

Evidence suggests a prominent Jewish notary may have disclosed the secret hiding place of the Frank family to German occupiers to save his own family from Nazi concentration camps.
By Mike Corder, AP

Anne Frank Family’s Escape To U.S. Thwarted By War And Bureaucracy, Research Finds

Otto Frank twice tried to obtain U.S. visas for his family.
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Researchers Uncover Secret Pages In Diary Of Anne Frank

The entry, concealed by pasted brown paper, mentions "dirty jokes," sex and puberty.
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Here's Why A Nonprofit Named For Anne Frank Keeps Attacking Trump

How the previously obscure Anne Frank Center became one of the most scathing critics of the new administration.
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Anne Frank Was A Refugee, Too

Her story is a warning about the tragic consequences of turning desperate people away.
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Anne Frank Center: Trump 'Is Driving Our Nation Off A Moral Cliff'

The “demonization” of Muslims and Mexicans recalls Jews’ treatment during the Holocaust, the center’s leader says.
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