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Letters to David
Irving on this Website
Is the study of
Anne Frank relevant to modern historians?
Aubrey
Soper,
, disagrees with Mr
Irving
Is
Anne Frank’s diary relevant?
IN YOUR recent group of questions and answers for a magazine in
Athens, you included the statement that “[Anne Frank‘s diary]
is a distraction, a diversion.”
Controversy about this diarist resulted in our finding out the name of the man who arrested her family, the date, the first camp the family was shipped to, the number of the train that transported her family east, etc. Without the weight of her fame having been applied to extricate such information, we wouldn’t know that somewhere detailed records of what really happened exist.
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Our
dossier on the Anne Frank diaries -
Alasdair Spark
contributes his two ha’porth on Anne Frank’s
controversial use of ballpoint pens in writing
her diary -
Samples of Anne
Frank’s handwriting for readers to ponder
on:
[Anne Frank’s alleged handwriting samples]
The above text,
dated Jun 1942, is the epigraph to the “Anne
Frank Diary”; the text below, dated Oct 1942, is
her inscription on the back of a photo. —
Amsterdam, we have a problem.
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