Anne Franks Name Emerges From World War II Archives
The International Tracing Service archive in Bad Arolsen opens to survivors and researchers, revealing Anne Frank among Westerbork deportation records. The 50 million Nazi documents include her entry with birth date and address, though death or destination notes remain mostly blank. The archive aims to illuminate wartime histories while preserving victims’ stories.
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