Miss Van Dan was described by one of the group of Dutch protectors as a very uncomplicated person, anxious and tearful at the same time, as temperamental people often are. And account of her in her diary is generally unflattering and intolerant, and we don’t often feel that there was a great golf of character and intelligence between them. What is evident is that Miss Van Dan was not STOICAL person who shines in adversity. Miss Van Dan was included in the last group of 1000 prisoners sent from Worcester work in Holland to a USCHWITZ, She was separated from her husband and son. She was sent to Belson, separately from Ann and Margaret, who were surprised to meet her there later on. It was who heard Anne’s friend, lies, calling from other part of the camp, and who summoned and to their meeting. Miss Vand Dan died at Belson, although it is not known whether she was gassed or succumbed to hunger or disease. The date of her death is not known, although it must have been after February, when Ann and lies saw one another for the first time. I hope this helps u good luck