Who betrayed the Frank family?
The betrayal had been officially investigated in the Netherlands twice before - once in 1947-48 and again in 1963-64; both focused on the chief suspect, Mr. Van Maaren.
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He strongly suspected a warehouse employee named Willem van Maaren, who had sparked concerns among the Franks and the people who helped them hide.. Dutch police launched two separate.
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Dozens of them, like Willem van Maaren, an employee in the warehouse where the Franks were hiding, whom the Dutch police had interviewed in their investigations. Vince Pankoke: He was prime.
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Previously, Voskuijl and others had placed suspicion on a disgruntled male warehouse employee, Willem van Maaren. Around the time of the investigation into the SS officer, Voskuijl ceased granting.
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Shortly after World War II ended, Otto Frank suggested that the culprit was Willem van Maaren, a warehouse employee who was not in on the secret. Van Maaren was later the subject of multiple.
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Some time after the arrest, helpers Miep Gies and Bep Voskuijl went to the Secret Annex with Willem van Maaren. Anne's diary papers were still scattered on the floor. Miep later said: 'Later, Bep and I went upstairs to the Franks' bedrooms. And there we saw Anne's diary papers all over the floor.'
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For decades suspicion centred on a man called Willem Van Maaren, who worked in the warehouse attached to the Franks' hiding place. But two police investigations - one immediately after the war and.
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Willem van Maaren. Otto Frank spent years after World War Two trying to discover who had betrayed his family. One of the people he closely suspected was Willem van Maaren, who had been employed at the warehouse where Otto had worked and the Franks had hidden. The four workers who knew about the annex and brought the Franks food expressed their.
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Previous theories were based on Otto Frank's suspicions, which centered on Willem van Maaren, a new employee who hadn't been let in on the secret about the hiding place. "We suspected him all.
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First, fingers were pointed at Willem van Maaren, who worked in a warehouse below where the Jews were hidden by coworkers of Otto Frank, Anne's father. Despite two investigations into his.
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Or what about long-time suspect Willem van Maaren, the light-fingered warehouse manager who might perhaps have been after the bounty money of 7.5 guilders (£35 today)? Most chillingly of all.
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A long-held theory proposed that a new employee at her father's business, Willem van Maaren, tipped off the Nazis. But despite suspicions, there was no conclusive evidence van Maaren betrayed.
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Previous theories were based on Otto Frank's suspicions, which centered on Willem van Maaren, a new employee who hadn't been let in on the secret about the hiding place. "We suspected him all.
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Potential informants ruled out by the group ranged from Willem van Maaren, an oft-cited suspect who worked in the warehouse where the Franks were hiding, to Nelly Voskuijl, a Nazi sympathizer and.
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Willem van Maaren was a warehouse worker for Gies & Co at Prinsengracht 263 during the period of hiding. He completed his schooling and got a certificate on 22 June 1910. He then went to work for six months at the bookshop H.W. Mooij. From 1918 to 1925 he worked as a warehouse manager for Amsterdamse Coöperatieve Sigaren In- en.
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Immediately after the war, Willem van Maaren was the only suspect in the investigation into the raid of the Secret Annex by the Sicherheitsdienst. He vehemently denied any involvement and said that Victor Kugler had known about the pieces of wood and other things. Evidence of his involvement was never found.