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Victor Kugler: The Man Who Hid Anne Frank. Gefen Publishing House Ltd., 2008. [3] Müller, Melissa. Das Mädchen Anne Frank – Die Biographie. Fischer-Taschenbuch-Verlag, 2012. [4] Anne Frank Fonds (Hg.). Anne Frank – Gesamtausgabe: Tagebücher, Geschichten und Ereignisse aus dem Hinterhaus, Erzählungen, Briefe, Fotos und Dokumente. S.
Died: 27 November 1945. Shortly after moving into the Secret Annex, the people in hiding decided to take Johan Voskuijl into their confidence, alone among the warehouse employees. Before long, he became a great help to them. ‘He is as helpful as can be’, Anne wrote on 21 August 1942. Johan was Bep's father.
Subject. Victor Kugler was a keen photographer. There is a photograph showing him with a camera. According to a stamp on the back, the photograph was taken by J. Colson. [1] On 2 February 1943, there was an advertisement in De Telegraaf asking for a Plaubel Makina bellows camera with 135 mm chassis, placed by "Gies, Prinsengr. 263". [2]
All eight people in hiding and two helpers, Johannes Kleiman and Victor Kugler, were arrested. On 4 August 1944, around 10:30 in the morning, an arrest team of Sicherheitspolizei und Sicherheitsdienst, (Sipo-SD) raided the premises on Prinsengracht. [1] The team was led by SS-Hauptscharführer Karl Silberbauer and included the detectives Willem ...
In hiding: 13 July 1942. Arrested: 4 August 1944. Died: 10 May 1945. Peter van Pels was 15 years old when he had to go into hiding with his parents. They arrived at the hiding place one week after the Frank family. Peter was the only boy in the Secret Annex. Peter was the son of Hermann and Auguste van Pels.
Arrested: 4 August 1944. Married to: Fritzi Markovits, 10 November 1953. Died: 19 August 1980. Otto Frank is best known as Anne’s father. Without him, Anne's diary would not have been published, and without him, there would not have been an Anne Frank House. But of course, Otto Frank was much more than Anne's father: you can read his story ...
The warehouse workers must not notice anything. ‘During the day we always have to walk quietly and speak softly, the people in the warehouse mustn’t hear us,’ Anne wrote in her diary (11 July 1942). They could, for example, not flush the toilet too often, because the water discharge from the Secret Annex ran along the storeroom.
