Anne Frank Tree
In De Lutte, in the Arboretum Poort Bulten park, a shoot has been planted of the white horse chestnut that Anne Frank looked out on from the Secret Annex in Amsterdam. The tree is not only a reminder of the persecution of the Jews, but also of the acts of resistance of the Gelderman family in World War II.
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- Text: Bjorn van Marle
- Photos: Bjorn van Marle
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