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       "I can still see her standing at the door and 
    looking down the camp street as a herd of naked gypsy
    girls were driven by, to the crematory, and Anne
    watched them going and cried.  And she cried also
    when we marched past the Hungarian children who had
    already been waiting half a day in the rain in 

    front of the gas chambers, because it was not yet
    their turn.  And Annie nudged me and said: 'Look,
    look.  Their eyes . . .'  
        She cried.  And you cannot imagine how soon most of
    us came to the end of our tears."
                       -Mrs. De Wiek, upon reflection of
                        Anne Frank at Auschwitz-Birkenau
                        women's concentration camp.



 Introduction
 Selected tales from Anne Frank

 Notes and quotations
 Images and resources
 Authenticity of the diary
 Bibliography and recommended reading
 comments from users concerning Anne Frank,
 her diary and/or this WWW site
 Anne Frank Museum and important addresses
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