Not everyone who was sent to a camp by the Nazis was immediately gassed. In fact, not every camp was an extermination camp. Camps were also used to supply slave labor and there were many deaths from starvation and disease, as well as execution. Anne Frank was arrested in 1944 and sent to the Bergen-Belsen camp, which never had a gas chamber. Bergen-Belsen was built to hold 10,000 inmates. In December 1944 it held about 15,000. In 1945, as the Soviets advanced in the east, large numbers of prisoners from eastern camps were moved to Bergen-Belsen and other camps more remote from the front. There were 22,000 inmates on 1 February; 41,000 on 1 March; and 60,000 on 15 April. The resulting overcrowding produced a great increase in deaths from malnutrition and disease, particulary Typhus, which apparently swept the camp in early 1945.
typhus
No, Anne Frank died of typhus in March 1945 at the age of 15.
Anne died from a disease called typhus
Yes, there was a typhus epidemic at Bergen-Belsen in the early months of 1945.
Anne Frank died of Typhus in March of 1945.
Margot Frank died from Typhus in a Concentration Camp:(
Anne died in early March of 1945. She was 15 years old.
No she did not. She died because of Typhus in March, 1945.
Margot and Anne Frank died at Bergen-Belsen concentration of Epidemic Typhus, sometime in early March, 1945.
Yes, so did Anne, a few days later.
Anne Frank died in 1945, during a typhus epidemic shortly before the end of the war in Bergen-Belsen.
Anne Frank died in Bergen-Belsen. Both Anne and Margot Frank contracted a disease in late February or early March of 1945. Anne died from the typhus epidemic and Margot while in a coma somehow rolled from her bed and died.