(30.46) Who betrayed Anne with Frank?
The hearty diary written by Around the World starred Anna Franc died in February 1945. Seven months before, he and his family were caught by Nazi forces from a secret place in Amsterdam in Amsterdam. Since then, the question has been raised, how the Frank family was caught? Who betrayed them?
A new book titled "The Backyard of the Secret Annex" claims that Anse Von Dick, a Jewish woman, may betray Anna with Frank and his family members. The book is written by a person named Gerard Kramer of the Netherlands. The 70-year-old man is the son of Gerard Kramer, senior of Amsterdam. Anas von Dick was known to the senior Kreemer.
Gerard Cremer mentioned in his book, His father died in 1978. Senior Chemer was the supervisor of an office building in Princengracht area of Amsterdam. During the occupation of the Netherlands, the German authorities took control of two floors of this building. To escape from the Nazi forces, Anna and her family had gone underground in the extension of a building in Princesagrut.
Gerard Cremer has quoted senior Kremer as saying that before Anna and his family members were arrested, the woman named Von Dick, who grew up in disguise in the building under the control of the Nazis in Prinsengracht area. There was an office of Detective Branch of Nazi forces established. In the beginning of August 1, 1944, one day the German officials heard Von Dick's conversation with German officials, senior Kremer.
Van Dick was saying something about Princesagrit at that time. Soon afterwards, Anna and his family were arrested on August 4. 15-year-old Anna was sent to Westerbark camp He was then taken to Bergen-Bellensen camp in Nazi forces in Germany. There, in February 1945, he suffered a major fever and died.
During the Second World War, he was sentenced to death in 1948 for the prosecution of co-operating with Nazi forces. The charges against him, 145 members including his brother and his family members
He cooperated with Nazi forces to arrest. But the decision was not made about the woman who betrayed Anna and her family. Anna Frank House Museum There was no such thing in police investigation.
A spokesman for Anna Frank House Museum said that the contact with the author of The Backyard of the Secret Annex book continues from the beginning. Although the illusion of bringing arrests may have some light on the subject, it is incomplete evidence that Von Diki is responsible for it.