Anne Frank arrived at Auschwitz on a transport from Westerbork.
On September 5, 1944, Anne Frank arrived at Auschwitz-Birkenau, joining the millions of others subjected to its deadly regime. Her entry into this notorious concentration camp marked a moment of profound peril, subjected to inhumane conditions, brutality, and mass killings. Here, Anne faced unimaginable adversity, which would ultimately rob her and so many others of their futures. Auschwitz represented the apex of Nazi terror, a stark realization of her worst fears documented in her diary that now symbolizes enduring human fortitude and fragility.