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German-born Dutch Jewish diarist and Holocaust victim (1929–1945)
The claim that Anne Frank’s diary is a forgery is false according to extensive forensic, archival, and institutional research; mainstream institutions and published investigations confirm that Anne Fr...
A combination of mid-1980s material and handwriting forensics, archival paper-and-ink testing, and scholarly review by the Netherlands Institute for War Documentation (NIOD) and the Netherlands Forens...
Historians debunk Holocaust denial by assembling a dense, convergent body of documentary, testimonial, physical, and demographic evidence that denies any coherent alternative narrative; the record inc...
Otto Frank was the crucial steward, editor and publisher behind Anne Frank’s diary: he received the manuscripts after the war, transcribed and compiled the versions Anne had left, secured a publisher ...
Archival records seized from the Nazi state, postwar Allied collections, and a wide body of forensic and demographic research together create a mutually corroborative evidentiary web that has repeated...
Holocaust denial and minimization typically appear as a bundle of claims: that the “Final Solution” was not an organized extermination, that gas chambers did not exist or were for delousing, and that ...
The Anne Frank Fonds (AFF) and affiliated organisations have pursued copyright claims and licensing controls that have delayed or restricted certain publications, adaptations and online reproductions ...