A Dutch publisher has suspended the printing of a book that suggested that a Jewish notary is “very likely” to have been the person who betrayed the whereabouts of Anne Frank and her family to the Nazis . The book included the findings of a six-year-investigation by around 20 historians, criminologists and data specialists and suggested that businessman Arnold van den Bergh leaked the information that Ms Frank was hiding with her family at her father Otto’s place of work. The book received backlash from historians and other critics who said that it was full of errors and provided no...
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