The thesis of a denunciation of Anne Frank by a Jewish notary raises serious doubts

Anne Frank, who died in Bergen-Belsen in the spring of 1945, would she have been denounced and betrayed by a notary, member of the Jewish Council of Amsterdam (

, during the summer of 1944, when the 15-year-old girl was living in hiding? with his family ? This is the hypothesis raised by a book to be published Wednesday, at HarperCollins, supported by a well-targeted international advertising campaign.

is a collective work of 420 pages, the fruit of six years' work carried out by some thirty international experts (historians, police officers, psychologists, graphologists, criminologists, etc.) directed by a former special agent of the FBI, Vincent Pankoke, and signed by the Canadian novelist Rosemary Sullivan, born in 1947, author in particular of

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According to the conclusions of the book, the culprit would therefore be a Jewish notary, Arnold van der Bergh, who died in 1950, at the age of 64, and who was already on a list containing dozens of names of suspects…

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