Van den Bergh's name was also mentioned in the 1963 probe, although it didn't appear to be fully investigated. "We read just one small paragraph ... the annex, as Arnold van den Bergh." ...

but never publicly named van den Bergh. The Jewish notary survived the Holocaust, making him part of a small minority of Dutch Jews to survive, and died in 1950. Over the years, researchers have ...

Arnold van den Bergh may have revealed the Franks’ hiding place in Amsterdam to the Nazis in a bid to save his own family, according to the six-year inquiry led by a former FBI agent.

The researchers believe Arnold van den Bergh, a prominent Jewish notary in Amsterdam, revealed the Franks’ secret annex hiding place to the Germans in order to save his own family from certain ...

A new book, prominently featured on “60 Minutes,” claims that the Franks were betrayed by Arnold van den Bergh ... he published and wrote for a small publication aimed at his fellow ...

Now a team led by a former FBI agent say they have identified a suspect who may have betrayed Anne and her family - a man called Arnold van den Bergh. They believe Mr van den Bergh, who was ...

The theory about Arnold van den Bergh ... but never publicly named van den Bergh. The Jewish notary survived the Holocaust, making him part of a small minority of Dutch Jews to survive, and ...

Followed categories will be added to My News. Arnold van den Bergh may have revealed the Franks’ hiding place in Amsterdam to the Nazis in a bid to save his own family, according to the six-year ...

READ EXCLUSIVE EXTRACT The allegation that Arnold van den Bergh, a Jewish notary in Amsterdam, gave up the teenage diarist and her family came after an investigation by a cold case team comprised ...