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			[[Johan Voskuijl]] was a Dutch man who played a pivotal role in the hiding of Anne Frank and her family during World War II. As a helper in the Secret Annex, where the Frank family and four other Jews hid from the Nazi regime, [[Johan Voskuijl]] and his wife, Patti, provided critical support to those in hiding. His actions were part of a broader network of individuals who risked their lives to protect Jews during the Holocaust.
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			[[Johan Voskuijl]] was a member of the Dutch resistance and worked as a warehouse manager in Amsterdam. His position allowed him to discreetly supply the occupants of the Secret Annex with food, money, and other necessities. According to historical records, [[Johan Voskuijl]] and his wife were instrumental in maintaining the secrecy of the annex, which was concealed behind a movable bookcase in the office of Otto Frank, Anne’s father.
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			In a 2015 article published by [[The Times of Israel]], [[Johan Voskuijl]]’s son, Peter Voskuijl, raised questions about his aunt, [[Johan Voskuijl]]’s sister, potentially betraying Anne Frank and her family to the Nazi authorities. Peter Voskuijl stated that his aunt, who had died in 2009, had expressed guilt over her role in the betrayal in her final years. However, the claim remains unverified, as no conclusive evidence has been found to confirm her involvement.

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			[[Johan Voskuijl]]’s contributions to the survival of the Frank family have been widely recognized in historical accounts of the Holocaust. His actions, along with those of other helpers in the Secret Annex, are remembered as acts of extraordinary courage. The controversy surrounding the alleged betrayal by [[Johan Voskuijl]]’s aunt underscores the complexity of historical memory and the challenges of reconstructing events from the past.

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		⚫	* [[The Times of Israel]]: [My aunt might have betrayed Anne Frank, writes son of Secret Annex helper](https://www.timesofisrael.com/my-aunt-might-have-betrayed-anne-frank-writes-son-of-secret-annex-helper/)

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Robert Brockway at 05:06, 1 December 2023

Robert Brockway: Created page with "https://www.timesofisrael.com/my-aunt-might-have-betrayed-anne-frank-writes-son-of-secret-annex-helper/ {{Bio}} {{Draft}} {{Netherlands}}"