Teenage Anne Frank, who was only 16 when she was killed in the Nazi death camp Bergen-Belsen, wrote in this diary throughout the two years she spent in hiding with her family and four other Dutch Jews, between 1942 and 1944. Their refuge was a secret attic apartment, concealed behind her family’s business office in Amsterdam.
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Bergen-Belsen was NOT a “Nazi death camp” — it was an EXCHANGE CAMP where prisoners in Germany were exchanged for prisoners in America.
Everybody loves Anne Frank. Her story is used to incriminate the German people. Every school child in America knows that poor little Anne Frank was cooped up in an attic because the bad Germans were after her father who never did anything wrong, but was wrongly discriminated against just because he was Jewish. Otto Frank was actually a fugitive from justice because he was a wanted criminal.
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