Anne Frank’s 96th birthday was celebrated in some of the usual ways in Danville recently. There were balloons and cake and cards — lots and lots of cards.

The Booker Prize-winning author recommends three works by writers who, thanks to geography, may have never received their due ...

To commemorate what would have been Anne Frank’s 96th birthday, Anne Frank the Exhibition is launching a special initiative this summer aimed at expanding access to her story and deepening public ...

Anne Frank received a diary for her 13th birthday and made her first entry. On July 7, she, her sister, and her parents went into hiding. Helped by sympathetic Dutch friends, they lived in secret ...

Inspired by nature and music, artist Anne Varick enters a new realm of expressionism. At a pre-opening reception, guests viewed exquisite other-dimensional art by Varick. Tim Bessell’s studio in ...

The author and influencer has nearly 200,000 followers on TikTok, including plenty of Black people who are here for all of her content.

Anne was able to do that, Anne Frank was able to do that with her diary, and we’re so thankful we have her story. Here at the Lowell Milken Center for Unsung Heroes we know the value of stories ...

A tree descended from a Chestnut tree Anne Frank wrote about in her diary is now planted in Minnesota. Fairmont High School was selected for the tree’s location as part of the Sapling Project ...

Oliver Elias, the great cousin of Anne Frank, condemns Israel and Benjamin Netanyahu, for its war on Gaza. President Trump deeply admires, respects India, we are going to have great relationship ...

Quotable Anne Frank’s relative criticises Netanyahu as “fanatical” Oliver Elias, the great cousin of Anne Frank, calls on Jews, Germans and the international community to condemn Israel and ...

In her diary, Anne gave the Van Pels family the pseudonym ... Hermann van Pels was a business partner of Otto Frank's and the families lived in the same neighbourhood. Having failed to emigrate ...

Ireland’s fifth province, now lost in the mists of history, was of course Meath. But in the early decades of the GAA, there was a short-lived attempt to revive the concept. And central to that ...