The Anne Frank memorial in Boise, Idaho, which is managed by the Wasmud Center, was destroyed Tuesday, the organization said in a Facebook post. The stickers had swastikas with the words “We are everywhere”. The Wasmud Center was established in 1996 with the aim of constructing a monument to human rights, according to its website. That goal was realized in 2002, when the Idaho Anne Frank Human Rights Memorial was opened to the public, which the organization says is “an educational park inspired by Frank’s belief in humanity.” “Obviously, this is a sad day,” Don Prinsing, managing director of the Wasmuth Center, told CNN. “The monument is located in the center of the capital; we are the heart of the city. It is unfortunate that such a hateful act was carried out in such a manner and dared to take place. Now we also recognize that we need to raise funds to add a security system to the monument.” Cleaning has only been done, Princing said. Boise Police Department did not respond to a request for comment from CNN. .
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