Not Just Anne Frank: What a Treasure Trove of Dutch Diaries Reveals About the Holocaust - Jewish World

Some Were Written in Worn School Notebooks, or Beautifully Illustrated With Drawings, Maps, and Watercolors. Each Was a Voice That Wanted to Speak, a World of Memory I Wanted to Grasp and Pull Out of the Darkness of the Archives Folders and Into the Modern World

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