Rebecka Fallenkvist (SD) kallar Anne Frank sedeslös

Arrest and deportation

On 4 August 1944, SS Oberscharführer Karl Silberbauer and Dutch members of the Nazi Security Service burst into the secret annex and arrest the eight people in hiding there. They are taken to the Westerbork transit camp and one month later deported to the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp on the last transport out of Westerbork. After a three-day journey in cattle wagons, the women are separated from the men on arrival in Auschwitz. Margot and Anne remain with their mother for the first eight weeks. When Anne is moved to what is known as the scabies block, Margot goes with her sister.


Between late October and early November, the two girls are separated from their mother and transported to the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp where there is no space for the many new detainees. Margot and Anne sleep in tents which do not withstand the winter storms, and are given hardly anything to eat. During the day they rip the soles off old shoes. Both are weak and run a high fever; they lie next to each other in the sick barracks. Margot dies first, Anne dies a few days later. It is presumed that they die in late February 1945, ultimately from typhus.
https://www.annefrank.ch/en/family/margot-frank

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