Anne frank
Anne Frank’s complete manuscripts go online for the first time
The new online edition includes historical context and comparative analyses.
How could anyone ever hate Anne Frank — why a fringe group declared war on the Holocaust’s most famous victim
Anne Frank’s diary is the words of a Jewish girl killed by Nazis. Yet its use in schools and history goes far beyond that — and it’s not always good.
The Anne Frank House chose its first North American partner. Here’s why it’s in South Carolina.
The new center at the University of South Carolina is one of only four Anne Frank House partner sites in the world.
Anne Frank memorial in Boise, Idaho, vandalized with swastika stickers
The memorial, until recently the only statue of Anne Frank in the United States, was toppled by vandals in 2007 and vandalized again in 2017.
Frankfurt’s new $58M Jewish museum reclaims Anne Frank’s forgotten roots test
The museum, which will open to the public this fall, features artifacts that the Frank family saved when they fled their native Germany.
Everything you need to know about Anne Frank
Anne Frank: You know her name, but do you know her story?
In the time of coronavirus, the world looks to Anne Frank
It makes sense that now, maybe more than ever, people are asking what Anne would do.
NowThis removes video saying Anne Frank did not die in Nazi camp
The NowThis website has removed the six-minute segment criticizing the executive order dealing with protecting Jews on campus.
Why Renia Spiegel Is Being Called ‘The Polish Anne Frank’
For decades, Ariana kept Renia’s diary to herself, until her daughter urged her to make it public.
‘Diary Of Anne Frank’ Billboard Vandalized In Australia
Following the vandalism, the community showed up to support the production.