Is Anne Frank's Tree in Amsterdam Doomed to Disappear?

John Tagliabue, International Herald Tribune

9/28/2007

Amsterdam — Sixty-two years after dying of typhus in the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp, Anne Frank continues to haunt countless readers of her diary, with its youthful exuberance, dry humor and shattering hints of the violence that would sweep away her world. But fewer people know of the soaring chestnut tree that gave comfort to Anne while she and her family hid for more than two years during the German occupation.

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