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Emanuelle

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Katy McMouse 2 years ago

That's a really good one. There is a segment that recently aired on 60 Minutes about an in-depth investigation into who betrayed them. I completely forgot it was airing, so now I know what I'm doing tonight.

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Emanuelle (Submission author) 2 years ago

True! However, there’s a lot of discussion about that investigation. They wrote a book about that topic last year and in The Netherlands it has been taken out of the bookstores because the evidence is too thin.

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girlsrock4ever 2 years ago

ANNE FRANK WAS BETRAYED?!?!?!?!

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Bianca Küper 2 years ago

Google: "Lena Hartog was the traitor. Lena's husband Lammert did undeclared work in the warehouse at Prinsengracht 263. He spoke with his wife about people hiding in the building. However, it was never clarified whether he did so before or after the arrests on 4 August. "

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Sheetal Kapoor 2 years ago

I didn't get to watch it last night, but that's interesting because I was wondering why there hasn't been much said on the issue (at least in the states). I'll definitely carve out some time now. Thanks! https://bit.ly/3NHHzMV https://bit.ly/3wQ9N2l https://bit.ly/39S0NRf https://bit.ly/38VlcEN https://bit.ly/3GnlwbO https://bit.ly/3lKiJQs https://bit.ly/3lNJRy2 https://bit.ly/3LPveVx https://bit.ly/3NbvJKu https://bit.ly/3l5sqsr http://bit.ly/34hfl4y https://bit.ly/3yUM4Ov http://bit.ly/2PEMMYl https://www.amritsarcallgirlsagency.in/contact-us.html https://www.amritsarcallgirlsagency.in/photo-gallery.html

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