Anne Frank

Peres: I Doubt Assad Ever Read Anne Frank's Diary

President Shimon Peres compares the gassing of millions of Jews during the Holocaust to the use of chemical weapons in Syria.

Amsterdam Court: Anne Frank Museum Must Return Archives

Amsterdam court orders Anne Frank museum to return archives on loan from a Swiss foundation set up by the father of the Jewish teenager.

Justin Bieber, Anne Frank and the BBC

Anne Frank Museum Defends Teen Idol Amid Controversy

Amsterdam's Anne Frank museum defended teen idol Justin Bieber amid recent controversial remarks.

Justin Bieber Imagines Anne Frank as Fan

Teen idol Bieber faced criticism after he visited the Anne Frank museum and made a surprising comment.

Video: 'Imagine a World Without Hate'

ADL 'Imagines a World Without Hate'-- one in which hate crimes against Yitzchak Rabin, Anne Frank and Martin Luther King did not take place.

The Diary of Anne Frank Debuts as Interactive App

The Diary of Anne Frank is being released next month as an interactive app

Anne Frank Archive Set to Sell for $30,000 at NY Auction

An archive of documents and artifacts relating to Anne Frank will be auctioned off on Nov. 5 at the New York Doyle auction house.

Holocaust Survivor, Anne Frank Companion and Author Dies, age 74

Dutch Jewish author Berthe Meijer, whose life intersected with Anne Frank’s, died on July 10, at the age of 74.

Winner: 'What We Talk About When We Talk About Anne Frank'

Jewish-American author Nathan Englander’s short story collection,“What We Talk About When We Talk About Anne Frank,” wins Short Story Award.

Wax Figure of Anne Frank: Commemoration or Abomination?

Madame Tussaud's wax museum in Berlin has opened a new exhibit featuring a figure of Anne Frank; wax figure of Hitler in the next room.

Anne Frank's Tree Collapses in Storm

The giant chestnut tree that young Holocaust victim Anne Frank wrote about in her famous diary has collapsed in a storm.

Anne Frank’s Diary Added to UN Cultural Collection

Anne Frank's diary was voted "culturally significant" by the United Nations.

Anne Frank Was Barred, But Her Tree Made it to the U.S.