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The Anne Frank Case: Simon Wiesenthal's Search For The Truth (2009)

by Susan Goldman Rubin(Favorite Author)

3.95 of 5 Votes: 3

ISBN

0823421090 (ISBN13: 9780823421091)

languge

English

genre

History & Biography

publisher

Holiday House

review 1: Okay I'm not giving this book five stars because it was written amazingly or because the pictures were awesome. (Even thought they were.) I'm giving this book five stars because of what Simon Wiesenthal did, how he survived the holocaust and was still prosecuting Nazis till he died in 2005. It shocked me that at there were still people that thought the holocaust was fake! How can that much death and destruction be fake? I mean really? I believe that Anne Frank is one of the many true cases of the holocaust. I know there are so many other cases out there other that Anne Frank I don’t know how hers is the most famous but it is real. The Holocaust was real and has always been I just hope that it is never repeated. I don’t know how people can think the Nazis were right. H... moreow can Death, torture, destruction, be right?
review 2: When Simon Wiesenthal encounters Austrian teenagers who were convinced _The Diary of a Young Girl_ by Anne Frank was a forgery, he determines to prove them wrong by hunting down the officer who arrested the occupants of the Annex. It took him years and numerous false leads, but he found Karl Silberbauer in 1963. This is an absorbing picture book about an incident with a satisfactory ending. Because the focus of the book is Wiesenthal's life and his relentless hunt for Nazi war criminals, there is very little about the Holocaust itself, making it usable in elementary school classrooms. There is a biographical note at the end of the book. A good supplement to the diary. less

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