Did the Nazis murder Anne Frank?
This question is brought up in a news article which you can read in full at https://www.timesofisrael.com/new-dutch-play-about-anne-frank-doesnt-mention-jews-or-nazis/
The news article is quoted below:
AMSTERDAM (JTA) — A play that ignores Anne Frank’s Jewish identity and features an unfounded assault allegation against a Jew who hid with her is generating controversy in the Netherlands.
The play, which is slated to premiere Saturday in the Netherlands, is set in modern times and mentions neither the Nazis nor why they murdered Anne Frank, the teenage diarist who wrote her world-famous journal while hiding in German-occupied Amsterdam during the Holocaust.
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My photo of the memorial stone for Anne Frank [this is not her grave]
Anne Frank and her older sister, Margot, both died of typhus at the Bergen-Belsen camp, shortly before the liberation of the prisoners. A tombstone for them, which is shown in my photo above, has been placed at the site of the former camp, but Anne and her sister are buried in one of the mass graves on the grounds of the former camp. No one knows the exact location of their remains. In the background of the photo above is one of the mass graves where prisoners who died in the camp were buried.
You can read all about Bergen-Belsen on my website at http://www.scrapbookpages.com/BergenBelsen/MemorialSiteTour01.html