In 1934, five-year-old Hannah Pick-Goslar, who had recently moved to Amsterdam after fleeing Nazi Germany with her family, became friends with the girl next door, Anne Frank. Their friendship ...

Read More: What I Remember From Anne Frank’s Last Birthday Party The girls dreamed of living glamorous lives one day as they played the Monopoly board game, exchanged trading cards of European ...

IN February 1945, Hannah Pick-Goslar was one of thousands of people living in Bergen-Belsen, a Nazi concentration camp in Germany, when she received the news that her childhood friend Anne Frank ...

Pick-Goslar recounted their friendship in a book by Alison Leslie Gold called "Memories of Anne Frank; Reflections of a Childhood Friend." The book was turned into a film, released last year ...

Three videos that portray the last months of Anne Frank's life are being released Thursday, the 78th anniversary of the arrest by Nazis of Anne and her family. The English version of "Anne Frank ...