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A Look Inside The University of South Carolina Anne Frank Center (SC-ETV)
The Anne Frank Center on the main campus of the University of South Carolina is offering a delicate approach to learning about one of the most horrific atrocities of the 20th century.

Turning on the Light (USC)
The university’s Anne Frank Center is dedicated to the legacy of the famous Holocaust diarist — and is committed to changing the world through education and conversation.

Letters of Hope (USC)
Author Cara Wilson-Granat reflects on her decades-long correspondence with Otto Frank. She recently donated her collection of letters to the Anne Frank Center.
- SC PUBLIC RADIO: The Holocaust remembered
- NOLA.COM: Holy Name of Jesus students help out at Loyola's exhibit teaching about the Holocaust and Anne Frank
- QC NEWS: Anne Frank exhibit opens at the Putnam Sept. 2
- USC: Letters of Hope - Author Cara Wilson-Granat reflects on the correspondence of Otto Frank
- JERUSALEM POST: Letters from Anne Frank’s father, Otto Frank, donated to UofSC
- USC: Turning on the Light: The university’s Anne Frank Center is dedicated to the legacy of the famous Holocaust diarist — and is committed to changing the world through education and conversation.
- THE DAILY GAMECOCK: USC Hillel embraces second year of 'Daffodil Project', continues creation of dynamic Holocaust memorial
- NPR: Anne Frank's diary speaks to teen girls in a secret Kabul book club
- USC: Letters from Anne Frank’s father, Otto Frank, donated to UofSC Anne Frank Center
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