Changing the World, Right Now In a small, hidden room in Amsterdam, a teenage girl wrote words that would one day inspire millions. Anne Frank, confined to the Secret Annex…
The Diary That Became a Book On March 29, 1944, a small piece of news from a radio broadcast sparked a monumental idea in the mind of a teenage girl.…
The Girl Who Wanted to Live Forever On April 5, 1944, confined to the Secret Annex, Anne Frank wrote a passage in her diary that would become a profound statement…
The School That Knew Anne For a child as strong-willed and independent as Anne Frank, a traditional classroom would have been a poor fit. Fortunately, on April 9, 1934, she…
The Last Seder: A Memory of Light Before the forced silence of the Secret Annex, there was the quiet celebration of Passover. In April 1942, just a few short months…
The Last Days of Bergen-Belsen On April 15, 1945, the British army liberated the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp. For the exhausted and starving prisoners, it should have been a moment of…
The Pen Pal Who Knew a Secret In the quiet classrooms of Iowa, a ten-year-old girl named Juanita Wagner was given a simple assignment: choose a name from a list…
The Door That Never Opened Before the secret rooms and whispered prayers of the Secret Annex, there was a quiet desperation to leave. In April 1941, Otto Frank reached out…
The Last Journey of Peter van Pels On January 19, 1945, a brutal winter had settled over Auschwitz-Birkenau. It was on this day that the final transport of 2,500 prisoners…
The Day the Sky Changed In the quiet hours between the night of May 9 and the morning of May 10, 1940, the peace of Amsterdam was shattered. For the…