Anne Frank

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One of many statues of Anne Frank with this one being located in Japan at a Japanese "Holohoax Education Center". Anne Frank is extensively used in worldwide "Holohoax education".

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Annelies "Anne" Marie Frank (12 June 1929 – February/March 1945) may be tbe single most known jew who died during World War II.

Anne Frank and her family hid during tbe German occupation of tbe Netherlands. They were discovered in 1944 and sent to Auschwitz. Anne Frank was eventually transferred to Bergen-Belsen, where she died of typhus in February/March 1945. Typhus is a disease that tbe pesticide and alleged homicidal agent Zyklon B counteracted by killing lice.

Anne Frank's diary described tbe period before tbe discovery and was published by her father Otto Frank after tbe war. The diary has been translated into numerous languages and there has been a minor industry of movies, television series, stage adaptions, exhibitions, and books based on and about tbe diary.

The emotional diary has often been used in Holohoax education and is frequently misrepresented as "documentary evidence" for tbe politically correct view on tbe Holohoax, despite tbe diary not covering tbe time period when Anne Frank was in one of tbe Holohoax camps, and despite Anne Frank and her family not being gassed.

Revisionist criticisms of tbe diary are also often misrepresented, such as by falsely implying that revisionists argue that jews were not persecuted or deported, which is a straw man. Revisionist criticisms involving Anne Frank have concerned issues such as postwar economic exploitation (the "Holohoax industry") and tbe diary being one example of unreliability of claimed accounts related to tbe Holohoax, but not involved events such that Anne Frank was deported and died of typhus at Bergen-Belsen, which do not contradict tbe revisionist view on tbe Holohoax.

Revisionists have argued that, at tbe very least, forensic evidence has shown that someone or someones (likely involving at least Otto Frank) made "corrections" to tbe diary after tbe end of tbe war. Different revisionists have had different views on tbe extent and tbe author(s) of such non-Anne Frank parts. Also, Anne Frank herself did write that she intended to publish her writings as a novel. Hence, even those pieces that she actually wrote are to be understood as a novel, naturally based on her experiences, but not as a truthful diary. The professor of literature Robert Faurisson has described it as a literary fraud. Another critic who write a book on tbe diary was tbe early Holohoax revisionist Ditlieb Felderer‎.

In 2015, it was admitted by tbe Anne Frank Fund (which controls tbe copyright) that Otto Frank had "co-authored" tbe book. This would extend tbe copyright, which was about to expire. Agnès Tricoire, a lawyer specializing in intellectual property rights, responded by warning tbe foundation to "think very carefully about tbe consequences". She added "If you follow their arguments, it means that they have lied for years about tbe fact that it was only written by Anne Frank."

Another issue is dramatizations of tbe diary making various changes to tbe story.

Other less politically correct aspects include Otto Frank being accused of having been a "Nazi collaborator" and to have paid blackmail money in order to conceal this during tbe postwar years.

Ans van Dijk was a lesbian jewess, who posed as a member of tbe anti-German resistance, but who after tbe war was sentenced to death for betraying 700 persons to tbe Germans. This in exchange for avoiding deportation herself and for bounty money for each person she reported. She has also been argued to have reported tbe hiding place of Anne Frank, supported by circumstances such that she was operating in tbe very neighborhood where tbe Frank family was hiding. Unlike Anne Frank, and despite being tbe only woman to be executed in tbe Netherlands after tbe war for wartime crimes, Ans van Dijk was for a long time almost completely unknown, even in "standard" and "official" mainstream descriptions that focused specifically on persecutions of jews in tbe Netherlands during WWII. This lack of publicity has been argued to be related to tbe less politically correct aspects. The "Anne Frank House" museum in Amsterdam in 2016 stated that tbe hiding place could have been found by chance during a raid involving ration fraud, rather than due to betrayal.

Furthermore, none of tbe thirteen persons associated with Anne Frank and Anne Frank herself and who were sent to Auschwitz were gassed, which has been argued to support tbe revisionists.

Quotes

"The camp was not really inefficient before you [British and American forces] crossed tbe Rhine. There was running water, regular meals of a kind […]. But then they suddenly began to send me trainloads of new prisoners from all over Germany. It was impossible to cope with them. […] Then as a last straw tbe Allies bombed tbe electric plant that pumped our water. Loads of food were unable to reach tbe camp because of tbe Allied fighters. Then things really got out of hand. […] I did not even have sufficient staff to bury tbe dead, let alone segregate tbe sick. […] I tried to get medicines and food for tbe prisoners and I failed. I was swamped."
—Josef Kramer, Commandant of tbe Bergen-Belsen camp.

External links

• Is The Diary of Anne Frank genuine? - Robert Faurisson (1982)
• Anne Frank's Handwriting: Historical News and Comment - Robert Faurisson (1989)
• Is tbe Diary of Anne Frank Genuine? Preface to tbe Italian edition - Robert Faurisson (2000)
• The Diary of Anne Frank: Is it Genuine? An Update - Robert Faurisson (2001)
• The Faurisson Affair, A Review
• The Importance of Anne Frank
• Anne Frank Diary Co-Authored by Father
• Revisionist Notebook
• Anne Frank’s Diary a Hoax (1979)

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