Anne Frank's diary was read in Italian stadiums. Some fans turned their backs and sang in protest. - The Washington Post
Lazio players don Anne Frank shirts, fans sing 'I don't care'
'The Diary of Anne Frank' rings out at Italian soccer games in response to anti-Semitism - Los Angeles Times
Anti-Semitic Anne Frank football stickers appear in Germany | Sports | German football and major international sports news | DW | 31.10.2017
Anne Frank and antisemitism: The unwelcome focus of European soccer - The Jerusalem Post
GALLERY: Lazio players wear Anne Frank shirts in protest against antisemitic supporters - The Jewish Chronicle
Fresh controversies overshadow Anne Frank soccer tributes in Italy | The Times of Israel
Police identify 20 Lazio fans who put up Anne Frank images
Lazio faces stadium closure for Anne Frank photo row | theScore.com
Bologna, Italy. 25th Oct, 2017. Adam Marusic, Ciro Immobile (Lazio) Football /Soccer : Players of Lazio wear the T-shirt depicting Anne Frank and message of 'no to anti-Semitism' during the pre-match warming up
Lazio players don Anne Frank shirts, fans sing 'I don't care'
GALLERY: Lazio players wear Anne Frank shirts in protest against antisemitic supporters - The Jewish Chronicle
Calling A Foul: Five Things European Football Teams Should Do Now to Stop Hate | Anti-Defamation League
Stickers bearing image of Anne Frank wearing Barcelona football shirt distributed by fans of rival Espanyol team - World Jewish Congress
Lazio to wear image of Anne Frank on shirts to tackle anti-Semitism | CNN
Italian giants Lazio will wear Anne Frank on their shirts in bid to tackle racism and anti-Semitism | The Independent | The Independent
Italian fans overshadow bid to tackle anti-Semitic by singing fascist songs over Anne Frank reading | The Independent | The Independent
Italian Soccer club fined but avoids stadium ban for Anne Frank photo | The Times of Israel
Lazio players wear Anne Frank shirts amid outcry over anti-Semitic abuse | Football News | Sky Sports
GALLERY: Lazio players wear Anne Frank shirts in protest against antisemitic supporters - The Jewish Chronicle
