Anne Frank Might Have Been a Jewish Partisan

[MightyMagician]

Here's another fruitless attempt to prove to FlyingJesus that Bergen Belsen wasn't a death sentence. Not only can this girl's death not be proven, the only 2 people who knew anything about her death aren't even believable. It is absolutely preposterous to claim that Anne Frank succumbed to Typhus at Belsen. Typhus was spreading easily at Auschwitz Birkenau during the period she was interned there. We're aware that lice carried a multitude of diseases during World War II, and as such, Anne Frank contracted scabies. OK, we can assert that she was frail enough to get a minor disease that's easily treatable with medical care, fair enough. That doesn't support how she could have gotten typhus from the same breed of insect at a completely different camp. How could Irma Menkel see Anne Frank die and the claim she later came across her corpse in the mass grave? Wouldn't she have put it there? Why couldn't Janny Brandes remember the location of the grave, even though she remembered so clearly that she wrapped Anne and Margot's bodies in white sheets? Where did Margot's diary go after the war? Let's face it: Unless you can prove she's dead, she's not. Photographic comparison is a wonderful thing - notice how similar these 2 are?

Thread Closed by the.games (Trialist Forum Moderator): As it has become a personal argument.

[FlyingJesus]

You're right, an emaciated young girl whose entire family had died couldn't possibly have contracted a disease that was rampant in the camp and she absolutely must be one of the 4% of those deported from Holland that survived. She is now a healthy tank of a woman at 88 years old whose identity has never been discovered by anyone. It all makes perfect sense now, all because of a photo of a healthy young woman with a full head of hair taken at a time when Anne Frank would have been half starved and bald. Never mind that if she was trying to get away unnoticed for some reason she wouldn't have stopped for a selfie...

You can't PROVE that most people in all of history have died, but I'm fairly certain they did.

[MightyMagician]

You're completely missing the part where she met with Hanneli Goslar at the fence each night, who was giving her bread for her and Margot to survive. Bergen Belsen was not one of the slave labor camps where people were being worked to death either, so the only way those corpses could have gotten so thin in the first place was if they got typhus. What is known is that Anne Frank was denied transport to a completely different camp from Birkenau, because she got scabies from...lice. What is it that made her dodge the bullet there but get hit later? Good & bad luck? Because that is a pretty damn high chance considering Auschwitz had it bad enough that pesticide was used to stop a widespread epidemic.

She would have been bald in March/April? Please tell me you're joking, because it's already known that everyone got a haircut at Birkenau, but the women weren't shaved bald, just short. This happened to Anne on September 5th, 1945. By the time Bergen Belsen was liberated, that would have been nearly 7 and 1/2 months. Bald theory=RIP. You seem to be implying also that people don't ever lay low - it's not entirely unbelievable that she'd want to stay away from the war after it settled. But, Anne would have known that Otto survived after Belsen's liberation. Even so, she had a childhood friend and 2 family friends who were safe at home, whom she cared about all. You're going to joke about the girl in the photo taking a selfie? LOL! Her arms are down and by her sides - somebody took that photo other than her.

Sure, let's just believe that Holocaust survivors like Elie Wiesel and Irene Zisblatt weren't healthy at old age, despite not being ill.

[-:Undertaker:-]

Wouldn't it be nice if she did really escape and took out the German Nazi rats?

[dbgtz]

This might surprise you but people can look and be similar without actually being the same person.
You can also see their smiles are completely different.

[MightyMagician]

Wouldn't it be nice if she did really escape and took out the German Nazi rats?

Who did what, exactly? The idea is that Anne was trying to help the Dutch Underground after Belsen's liberation, which was mid April. If it took them 2 days to go from Amsterdam to Poland, it would have been a day or less for Anne Frank to return home. This timeline is possible.

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This might surprise you but people can look and be similar without actually being the same person.
You can also see their smiles are completely different.

Yet the photo on the left doesn't show her entire front row of teeth. Anyone can fix their dimples to make their smile bigger. Besides, the head shape and facial features match.

[dbgtz]

Who did what, exactly? The idea is that Anne was trying to help the Dutch Underground after Belsen's liberation, which was mid April. If it took them 2 days to go from Amsterdam to Poland, it would have been a day or less for Anne Frank to return home. This timeline is possible.

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Yet the photo on the left doesn't show her entire front row of teeth. Anyone can fix their dimples to make their smile bigger. Besides, the head shape and facial features match.

No they do not. The girl on the right has a much more "revealing" smile. Eyebrows are different. Girl on the rights face is considerably wider.

[-:Undertaker:-]

Who did what, exactly? The idea is that Anne was trying to help the Dutch Underground after Belsen's liberation, which was mid April. If it took them 2 days to go from Amsterdam to Poland, it would have been a day or less for Anne Frank to return home. This timeline is possible.

I mean, hypothetically, wouldn't it be nice to find out that she did join some resistance groups and take out the Nazi scum?

Bergen Belsen was not one of the slave labor camps where people were being worked to death either, so the only way those corpses could have gotten so thin in the first place was if they got typhus.

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No, those corpses - people - got like that through forced starvation and disease via being kept in conditions worse than animals.

[MightyMagician]

I mean, hypothetically, wouldn't it be nice to find out that she did join some resistance groups and take out the Nazi scum?

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No, those corpses - people - got like that through forced starvation and disease via being kept in conditions worse than animals.

These conditions were brought on by the Allies bombing the railways to the camps. That meant all the food and pesticide for killing lice was gone.

[-:Undertaker:-]

These conditions were brought on by the Allies bombing the railways to the camps. That meant all the food and pesticide for killing lice was gone.

Oh sureee and it must've been like a Butlins holiday camp beforehand then, right?