Margot Frank
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Margot Betti Frank (1926 - bef. 1945)

Margot Betti (Margot) Frank
Born in Frankfurt-am-Main, Weimar Germanymap
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Died before before age 19 in Belsen, Bergen, Hannover, Deutschlandmap
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Biography

Margot Frank perished at Bergen-Belsen

Margot was born on 16 February 1926 in Frankfurt. She was the daughter of Otto Frank and Edith Holländer. [1] In 1944 the family was betrayed and they all were taken to Camp Westerbork, on 3 September 1944 the family was transported [2] Margot was three years older than her sister Anne. Where Anne was known as quite busy and extrovert, the older Margot was more serious and tidy. After the war, she wanted to emigrate to the then Palestinian Territory to become a maternity ward nurse. Just like her sister Margot also kept a diary, but it was never found. [3] Margot and Anne both ended up in Camp Bergen Belsen where they both passed away in February 1945. [4]

Sources

  1. Family Chart Otto Heinrich Frank Amsterdam
  2. Transport from Westerbork, 3 September 1944
  3. Source: Historiek net Margot Frank
  4. Source: Historiek Net Anne and her sister very likely both passed away a month earlier, and already in February 1945 Research Anne Frank Stichting

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