Anne Frank was transferred from Auschwitz to Bergen-Belsen concentration camp.
On October 30, 1944, Anne Frank was among those selected for transfer from Auschwitz to Bergen-Belsen, an equally grim concentration camp located in northern Germany. This transfer came amid increasing deterioration of health and living conditions; Bergen-Belsen was mired in disease, overcrowding, and deprivation. The move marked the final chapter in Anne's short life, as she battled against overwhelming odds in a dire setting, ultimately succumbing to typhus. Her transfer highlighted the vast network of Nazi camps, each a cog in the grim machinery leading to unprecedented human suffering and loss.