Dutch Teacher Finds 1937 Postcard Signed by Anne Frank

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AMSTERDAM, Netherlands — A Dutch school director preparing an exhibition on Anne Frank has found a Christmas postcard signed by the Jewish teenage diarist, a museum said Wednesday.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,352283,00.html




*ummm,wasn't she jewish.
I looked for an April 1, publication date for the original article ,but didn't see one.

 

[paul_valaru]

I'm jewish, but will get non-jewish friends x-mas cards.

 

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I'm jewish, but will get non-jewish friends x-mas cards.

But do you send out Christmas cards?I was under the impression it was sent by her.She was a kid back then so ,I guess I can see her just thinking of it as a pretty card.I'll just blame the News source for emphasizing that it was a Christmas card.

 

[paul_valaru]

But do you send out Christmas cards?I was under the impression it was sent by her.She was a kid back then so ,I guess I can see her just thinking of it as a pretty card.I'll just blame the News source for emphasizing that it was a Christmas card.

no no

I will get FOR them, and send it out, and such

and they will give me chanukah cards

 

[Gonz]

Sending people Christmas cards, regardless of their faith, used to not be seen as rude & thoughtless. \

 

[2minkey]

Sending people Christmas cards, regardless of their faith, used to not be seen as rude & thoughtless. \

great i'll send you kwanzaa greetings next year.

 

[BlurOfSerenity]

kwanzaa isn't a religious holiday, so you can celebrate it regardless of your faith anyway

 

[2minkey]

yup harambe and all that. i just didn't think it was, exactly, the preferred holiday in the gonzhaus.

 

[Gonz]

If you sent it in good faith, I'd accept is as such.