- Anne Frank House
 - Official site of the modern-day museum to Anne Frank, who spent two years in hiding while she wrote her diary in the house. Features biography, teaching materials, and rare photographs and film. - Anne Frank in the World, 1929-1945 Teacher Workbook
- Teacher unit offering lesson plans for various grade levels, resources, timelines, overviews, and more about Anne Frank.
- Anne Frank Online
- Information from the Anne Frank Centre, including a biography illustrated with photographs, diary excerpts, and more.
- Anne Frank Remembered@
- Find sites on Anne Frank Remembered, a documentary on Holocaust victim Anne Frank. Sites provide overview, reviews, forum, cast, and related links on the winner for Academy Award for Documentary Feature in 1996.
- Anne Frank the Writer: An Unfinished Story
- Stunning exhibition from the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum. Includes never before published essays, short stories, and fairy tales written by Frank before her capture.
- Anne Frank-Fonds
- Official homepage of the Anne Frank Foundation, which was established in 1963 by Otto H. Frank. Includes biographical information and commentary on the various editions of Anne Frank's diary.
- Anne Frank: An Oasis of Innocence
- She has become one of Hitler's most famous victims and a symbol of 10 million murdered.
- Anne Frank: Lessons in Human Rights and Dignity
- Examines ways to understand ourselves, analyze prejudice, and deal with conflict, with activities and bibliography, in conjunction with Florida Holocaust Museum.
- Diary of Anne Frank, The (3)
- Find sites about The Diary of Anne Frank, the book composed of extracts from a diary written by Anne Frank. Sites include overview, excerpts, study guide, and background info on the diary kept by one of the most renowned and discussed of Holocaust victims.
- Time 100: Anne Frank
- Features an essay by Roger Rosenblatt and links about Anne Frank. From Time Magazine's 100 Heroes & Icons.
- Wikipedia: Anne Frank
- Overview of the life, writings, and influence of Anne Frank, the Holocaust victim who wrote a diary about her experiences hiding with her family in the Netherlands during World War II.
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