This document provides biographical information on Anne Frank, Margot Frank, Otto Frank, and Edith Frank. It describes that Anne Frank was born in Germany but lived most of her life in Amsterdam, where she lost her German citizenship under the Nuremberg Laws. Margot was Anne's older sister who was deported by the Gestapo, hastening the Frank family into hiding. Otto Frank was Anne and Margot's father, a German-born businessman. Edith Frank was Anne's mother and wife of Otto Frank. The document also briefly describes the fate of the eight individuals from the Secret Annex, including their transfers to concentration camps and deaths.

2. • (12 June 1929 –
early March
1945)
• Born in the city
of Frankfurt am
Main in Weimar
Germany, she
lived most of her
life in or near
Amsterdam, in
the Netherlands.
Born a German
national, Frank
lost her
citizenship in
1941 when Nazi
Germany
passed the anti-
Semitic
Nuremberg
Laws.

3. • (16 February
1926 – 9
March 1945)
was the older
sister of Anne
Frank, whose
deportation
order from
the Gestapo
hastened the
Frank family
into hiding,
and who
subsequently
perished in
Bergen-
Belsen.

4. • (12 May 1889
– 19 August
1980) was a
German-
born
businessman
and the
father of
Anne Frank
and Margot
Frank.

5. • (née
Holländer;
16 January
1900 – 6
January
1945) was
the mother
of
Holocaust
diarist
Anne
Frank.

7. The eight people from the
Anexe were first taken to a
prision in Amsterdam. Then,
they were sent to
Auschwitz, in Poland.

8.  Mr Van Daan died by gas…
 His wife was taken to several other
concentration camps.
 Peter had to go on the terrible walk from
Poland to Austria. He died three days
before the Allies got the camp.
 Albert Dussel died in a concentration
camp…
 Edith Frank died in Auschwitz

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