Anne Frank, accused of betrayal, was identified 77 years later





Well, this is a question that has plagued historians since the end of  World War II who betrayed the family of Anne Frank to the Nazis and died in a concentration camp in 1945 at the age of 15.


After hiding for two years in Amsterdam a diary published after her death is probably the most popular. An account of Jewish life during the war using new tactics to investigate investigators have revealed the identity of the man thought to be a traitor.


The Anna hooligan family reports now from Amsterdam
the last entry in Anne frank's diary is Tuesday 1st August 1944.


I keep trying to find a way to be what I would like to be and what I would be if only there were no other people in the world who belong to you and m frank three days after the arrest of a young Jew.


This was a refuge for the Franks during the Nazi era. The Netherlands and the question of who betrayed the Frank family who lived in this building for more than two years until.


The end of the war have become one of the great mysteries of Dutch history and now a team of investigators has identified a man they believe is a major Jewish lawyer living here. 


Amsterdam assisting Jewish refugees fleeing the Nazis in Germany no DNA clues or video images existed like that
investigators relied on specific evidence and note.


 The last suspect became the person who sent him and was named after an unknown name sent to otto frank shortly after receiving it.


Back to the Auschwitz camp where a man named Vandenberg was identified as a traitor otto frank was Anne's father and the only member of the family to survive the war is a suggestion that the traitor appears to be present.


Being from a Jewish community is difficult for many to bear
the historical context is critical here as it appears much is the story of a man.


Who was locked in a corner and in order to save his wife and children from gas chambers while there was still a degree of doubt that we may never know who the real betrayer is. in a very dark time and another way, Anne frank's legacy is always alive.

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