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Hiding from Nazis in an Amsterdam annex, Anne Frank peered out an attic window and saw a white horse chestnut tree towering over 188 Keizersgracht’s courtyard as a beacon of hope. On Feb. 23, 1944, two years into hiding, the young Jewish girl sat in silence as she and Peter

What was it like in the Annex? Enforced silence, whispering and tiptoeing around, the windows blacked out, family members, who read and wrote, stealing away downstairs to hear BBC broadcasts about Allied victories, fear about unexpected nighttime knocks on the building's downstairs entrance, details I remember from the high school play.

What was it like in the Annex? Enforced silence, whispering and tiptoeing around, the windows blacked out, family members, who read and wrote, stealing away downstairs to hear BBC broadcasts about Allied victories, fear about unexpected nighttime knocks on the building's downstairs entrance, details I remember from the high school play.

HBO had the best show of the year in “Succession,” and probably the worst in the Sam Levinson-The Weeknd collaboration “The Idol,” which proved just how boring (supposedly steamy) sex and nudity can be.

A Texas teacher has been fired for assigning Anne Frank's Diary to their 8th-grade class. The given reason? The passages in which Frank describes her own body.

American teacher sacked over Anne Frank’s diary assignment

Anne Frank from Another Angle, Watergate Plumbers, & Bupkis, a Comedy

A Small Light tells the story of how Anne Frank was hidden with her mother, father and sister and the van Pels family in Amsterdam. Above: Anne is portrayed by Billie Boullet in the drama.

The Reagan Library will host authors David Lee Miller and Steven Jay Rubin for a signing of their children’s book “The Cat Who Lived with Anne Frank” at 1:30 p.m. Sat., June 10 at the library, 40 Presidential Drive, Simi Valley. The event commemorates Frank’s birthday on June 12. Based on actual events, the book

Though the Gieses risked their life to save Jews, "A Small Light" looks away from the many Dutch citizens who did nothing