Betrayal of Anne Frank

The betrayal of Anne Frank to the occupying Nazi forces by an informant in August 1944 resulted in her imprisonment, deportation, and her death in the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp in March 1945. In spite of repeated investigations, the identity of her betrayer has never been established and remains one of the enduring mysteries of the Second World War. As a Jewish refugee, Anne Frank fled to Amsterdam from the state-sponsored Anti-Semitism of... more

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