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Texas School District Fires Teacher Over Anne Frank Graphic Novel Reading

Texas has been at the forefront of a conservative effort across the nation to ban books that contain discussions of race, sexuality and gender identity.
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In Florida, More Than 300 Books Have Been Removed From School Shelves

The Sunshine State has been at the center of the conservative culture wars.
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Hannah Pick-Goslar, Holocaust Survivor And Best Friend Of Anne Frank, Dead At 93

Their families moved to Amsterdam from Germany as Adolf Hitler’s Nazi party rose to power.
By MIKE CORDER, AP

Childhood Friend Of Anne Frank Opens Up About Their Final Meeting

One of Anne Frank’s close friends is opening up about her final encounter with the young Jewish icon and the history of her diary.
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Dutch Publisher Pulls Anne Frank Betrayal Book Amid Critique

A group of Dutch historians has published an in-depth criticism of the work and conclusion of a cold case team.
By Mike Corder, AP

Cold Case Team Shines New Light On Betrayal Of Anne Frank

Evidence suggests a prominent Jewish notary may have disclosed the secret hiding place of the Frank family to German occupiers to save his own family from Nazi concentration camps.
By Mike Corder, AP

Holocaust Survivor, Stepsister Of Anne Frank, Says Teens In Swastika Photo Apologized

Orange County teenagers who were photographed with a swastika at a high school party apologized profusely during a meeting with Eva Schloss.
By Michael R. Blood, AP

Anne Frank Family’s Escape To U.S. Thwarted By War And Bureaucracy, Research Finds

Otto Frank twice tried to obtain U.S. visas for his family.
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Researchers Uncover Secret Pages In Diary Of Anne Frank

The entry, concealed by pasted brown paper, mentions "dirty jokes," sex and puberty.
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A German Train Named After Anne Frank Is Causing Controversy

“The combination of Anne Frank and a train evokes associations with the persecution of the Jews and the deportations during the Second World War."
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