Themes and Subjects
Anne Frank
  Anne from Frankfurt | To the Netherlands... | Not safe! | Hiding in the secret annexe | Helpers | Betrayed! | Anne’s diary | The main characters
Family
  Otto Frank | Edith Frank-Holländer | Margot and Anne Frank | A new country | Anne’s schooldays | The call-up
Secret annexe
  The hiding place | Otto Frank | Edith Frank | Margot Frank | Anne Frank | Film of Anne’s room | Hermann van Pels | Auguste van Pels | Peter van Pels | Fritz Pfeffer | The helpers | Miep Gies | Johannes Kleiman | Victor Kugler | Bep Voskuijl
The end
  The betrayal | The arrest | The helpers | To Westerbork | Auschwitz | The death of Fritz Pfeffer | The death of Margot and Anne | The death of Peter van Pels | Otto's return
Diary
  Anne’s diary papers | Publication | The museum | Otto and Fritzi Frank | The helpers after the war | Miep and Jan Gies | Why is Anne Frank so famous?
The War
  The beginning of World War II | The phoney war | The progress of World War II | The end of the war | The British Commonwealth | Civilian victims | The Holocaust/Shoah | United Nations | Human Rights
Hitler
  Crisis in Germany | Hitler’s party | The NSDAP’s plans | The Hitler Youth | The Jews as scapegoats | Hitler in power
Britain at war
  The Battle of Britain | The Blitz | Air raid shelters | Evacuees | Rationing | The Home Front | Pacifists | Collaborators | Internment | The Channel Islands in World War II | Bombing raids on cities | Breaking the code | Role of Women during the Second World War | D-Day
Persecution
  Refugees | The Kindertransport | The first concentration camps | The persecution of the Jews | The persecution of the Roma and Sinti | Black people in Nazi Germany | Persecution of homosexuals | Extermination camps
Liberation and aftermath
  Aftermath of the war | Remembrance | Coming to Justice | Memories | Anne Frank [+ you}

 
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This day in history
Today: 7 September 2010
Then: 6 September 1944

Arrival of the people from the secret annexe at Auschwitz. Hermann van Pels is killed soon afterwards in the gas chamber.

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