USED: The Betrayal of Anne Frank(Hard Cover)

Compelling, meticulously researched, and deeply thought-provoking, The Betrayal of Anne Frank investigates one of the most haunting questions of the Holocaust: Who revealed the hiding place of Anne Frank and her family? Drawing on newly uncovered documents, modern investigative techniques, and insights from historians, former FBI agents, and war experts, Rosemary Sullivan reconstructs the final months of the Secret Annex and the complex web of fear, coercion, and survival surrounding it.

Through detailed accounts of Amsterdam’s occupation, the Jewish Council, and the brutal realities of Nazi surveillance, Sullivan offers a nuanced look at the individuals and circumstances that may have contributed to the tragedy—while acknowledging the moral and historical complexities that prevent definitive conclusions.

Sobering, insightful, and respectfully written, this nonfiction work is perfect for readers of historical investigations, Holocaust studies, and those seeking a deeper understanding of Anne Frank’s legacy and the world that failed her.