Starvation
Edith Frank's mental health decayed after her two daughters were sent to a different concentration camp September 30, 1944. she would not eat, but she squirreled away bread that she kept in her bed, "for her husband" she became sick and died in January, 1945. ten days later that concentration camp was liberated by the red army.
According to Edith's closest friend in Auschwitz, who survived, Edith suffered an emotional breakdown when Anne and Margot were selected to be sent to Bergen-Belsen. From that point on, she began to hoard food, and eating none of it herself, saving it, as she said, for her husband and children who needed it more than she did. She was in sick bay toward the end, and eventually stopped talking or responding to those who talked to her. She died of starvation and exhaustion in early January, 1945.
anne frank's mother Edith Frank hollander
Edith Frank didn't have a profession, but was a housewife.
Edith Frank was the mother of the Franks and Margot was Anne's sister
Edith Frank had a round, plain face, with a rather large nose.
No. Edith Frank died of starvation and exhaustion in Auschwitz in early January, 1945.
Edith Frank died on 6 January 1945, aged 44.
edith fank died of cancer in 2013
Edith Frank died at Auschwitz-Birkenau on January 6, 1945. Otto Frank died August 19th, 1980.
Edith Hollander Frank
no, she died from grief and exaustion.
Edith Franks full name was Edith Hollander Frank. Although she preferred Edith Frank, her real name by law was Edith Hollander Frank.
Edith Frank's nickname was "Edith Hollander".
She died at Auschwitz concentration camp in Poland.
Edith Frank's birth name is Edith Hollnder.
Edith Frank died of starvation and exhaustion at the end of January, 1945 in Auschwitz.
Yes, Edith Frank was Ann Frank's mother.
Anne Frank's mother was called Edith Frank.