A Tale of Two Sisters | Episode 1 | The Diary of Anne Frank | Free Documentary History

A Tale of Two Sisters - Episode 1: The Diary of Anne Frank | History Documentary
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Anne Frank and her family moved to Amsterdam following the uprising of the Nazi Party in 1933. Five Years later, in 1938, Eva Schloss remembers the Nazis marching on Austria and then her family fleeing and settling in Amsterdam the same year. They found they were in the same residential square as Anne and her family. Anne and Eva although mixed in different circles found a bond from the shared experience of being displaced by the Nazis.
This was the beginning of an extraordinary story where Eva would become inextricably linked to Anne Frank and her legacy over the next 70 years. Both Eva and Anne’s family had to go into hiding from the Nazi’s, both were betrayed at different times, caught and sent to concentration camps. Eva would survive her dreadful experience in Auschwitz. Anne tragically died shortly before the Belsen Camp was liberated in March 1945.
Anne’s father Otto, and Eva’s mother Elfriede survived. They both lost their partners and other children. The Diary was discovered shortly after the war and published in 1947. Elfriede and Otto became closer, offering each other emotional support. In 1953 Otto and Elfriede married.
Eva would be one of the first people to hear Otto read extracts from the Diary, a feat which he couldn’t manage to do without breaking down into tears. Otto became a surrogate father to Eva helping her find a vocation in photography. Eva witnessed first hand the publication and dramatization of the Diary of Anne Frank. Eva would find herself more and more involved in the Anne Frank Foundation set up by Otto in 1963. In 1989 she set up the Anne Frank Trust UK which aimed to share the message of the Anne Frank foundation to challenge prejudice and hatred
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Anne Frank and her family moved to Amsterdam following the uprising of the Nazi Party in 1933. Five Years later, in 1938, Eva Schloss remembers the Nazis marching on Austria and then her family fleeing and settling in Amsterdam the same year. They found they were in the same residential square as Anne and her family. Anne and Eva formed a bond from the shared experience of being displaced by the Nazis. This was the beginning of an extraordinary story where Eva would become inextricably linked to Anne Frank and her legacy over the next 70 years. Anne’s father Otto, and Eva’s mother Elfriede survived. They both lost their partners and other children. The Diary was discovered shortly after the war and published in 1947. Elfriede and Otto became closer, offering each other emotional support. In 1953 Otto and Elfriede married. Eva would be one of the first people to hear Otto read extracts from the Diary, a feat which he couldn’t manage to do without breaking down into tears. In 1989 Eva set up the Anne Frank Trust UK which aimed to share the message of the Anne Frank Foundation to challenge prejudice and hatred. Watch 'A Tale of Two Sisters - Episode 2' here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmqmpoNqr81oiqM #history #freedocumentary

[@nomada6789]

What can this girl be allowed to do in the middle of this holocaust💔💔💔

[@fowleheidi482]

Imagine the rescued people who died from over eating and the people who realize they're responsible for the liberated individual to have literally died from kindness

[@patricksabiniarz4441]

😊

[@lorijanee08]

rest in peace so sorry ope

[@SamsungGalaxy-pi9bx]

Anne can say. can she say that, yes she can. I am the first 15 year old girl in the world to have her diary made into a film. she is she would be very proud of that.

[@davidcoufal610]

"If you hate, you'll be so miserable." Eva quoted Otto. A rather powerful moment given all that he had gone through.

[@natashamcfarlane7727]

Yup

[@chloewhite1822]

It's sad that Margot's diary couldn't be saved along with Anne's, it would have been amazing to be able to also read her account of what happened during the war.

[@amylee8969]

Yeah, we don’t know much about her life style except that he was apparently quiet, shy, and well behaved as oppose to Anne who was outspoken and outgoing.

[@user-jy3wz2xw2h]

Price of love

[@Contessa6363]

I visited the Secret Annex Museum in 1986. I was 23 years old at the time. I had read the diary 10 years before at 13 years of age. It was incredible to visit the Secret Annex. I could not believe how small it actually was for all the people in there. It definitely is a tribute to the human spirit of endurance and survival! We are lucky and privileged to have Anne's Diary and all the other diaries and writings that have survived this time period. Their legacy for future generations can not be over stated! RIP to all those who lost their lives ♥️🙏🙏🙏🕊️🕊️🕊️🌹🌹🌹♥️

[@Annascatsandcuddles]

I visited around 8 years ago and yes, it was an incredible experience for me too. I remember running my hand along all the surfaces to connect with the ones who once lived there. It's heartbreaking that her life and the life of the others were cut so short. I'm lost for words on how the experience affected me 😢

[@inezcardenas7601]

🙏😞

[@thenanlife1141]

Would love to visit Anne Franks secret Annexe ❤❤❤❤

[@user-jy3wz2xw2h]

🩸❤️🩸

[@thefarmerswifecanada]

I recently found a 1952 copy of the diary! I am reading it now. So worth reading. I read it years ago, but feel lucky to have found such an early copy.

[@astridpedneault6654]

I know what you mean! I just returned to my parent's old copy from 1950. I read that book when I was about 12 years old and was left awed and overwhelmed then. I think I realized for the first time how safe my life was. The book is falling apart now but somehow so precious to me. I am invaded by all these same old emotions as I am re-reading it. From Canada too.

[@aimeewilliams4341]

Same name?

[@thefarmerswifecanada]

@@aimeewilliams4341 Mine is titled: Anne Frank ~ The Diary Of A Young Girl On the inside page it says: Translated from Dutch by B.M. Mooyaart-Doubleday with an introduction by Eleanor Roosevelt. Published by Doubleday & Company

[@Hale-Bopp]

It's very sad and painful knowing that she died a week before the allied forces captured the concentration camp where she and thousands of others were held captives. She would have been saved and continued to inspire people as a brilliant writer and journalist. RIP Anne Frank🙏 The world loves you❤️

[@sophieallen2287]

New research has suggested that she and Margot actually died some time before the liberation, as early as Febraury 1945. Survivors of the camp who knew the Frank sisters all agree that they had symptoms of typhus in Febraury, and untreated they would never have survived until the end of March when they were orginally thought to have died :(

[@demieetai7092]

@@sophieallen2287 make it make sense, soo fish, can smell you. From here😮😅😊💯🤚🖐💩💩😮🤡🤚

[@Goodiesfanful]

It’s not clear just when Anne died. The sources differ and there’s some dispute. But if it was just a short time before the Allies came, it was another heartbreaking “almost there” for her. They almost missed the last train from Westerbork to Auschwitz, and would have if they’d managed another month in the Annexe. They would have ended up in a concentration camp, but at least it wouldn’t have been Auschwitz. Anne’s mother died only short weeks before Auschwitz was liberated. Another “almost”.

[@mmara4932]

@@Goodiesfanful He died five days after liberation, I was shocked when that information came out.

[@musicman3641]

RIP Awesome Anne!❤️✡️

[@tavioka6243]

My grandfather passed away last year I still have his diaries frm world war 2. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@charnsingh1045]

U should share

[@mandymoore5774]

I like to think she (Anne) would be proud that she got her story out there into the world.

[@BotanyDegreePilkerton]

it's fictional story written by a man lol how embarrassing for you, maybe delete your post

[@user-xc1br1vo3d]

​@@BotanyDegreePilkertonStory is truth, stop negate , there is no single word who is written by pen . So story is truth.

[@AmyAmy-er8bp]

Jews for some reason are still not welcome in Armenia and Armenia is a Christian nation. They believe Jews killed Jesus.

[@TheWorldofGood79]

In 1976 I had the incredible privilege of seeing Otto Frank on Blue Peter & his dignity & integrity had an immediate & lasting effect on me.

[@amuckamuckamuck273]

It’s amazing to think that if Miep hadn’t grabbed the diary-which would have been an easy thing to overlook-that we might not even know the name Anne Frank.

[@kevinmarch4259]

It’s sickening what humanity does to each other. God bless Anne Frank and all the victims

[@saltychips5795]

@kevinmarch Why ask God to bless dead people? If they were born again believers/followers of Jesus Christ, they’re in heaven, you cannot be more blessed than to be with the Lord. If they were not born again believers, sadly they’re in hell where there are certainly no blessings. I pray for the living to receive Christ as their savior, that’s the greatest blessing.

[@kevinmarch4259]

@@saltychips5795 wow

[@stephaniewilson3290]

I read her story when I was 13. I cried at the end. I tried to imagine how bad it was but couldn't. It's sad that so many people's lives were ruined

[@inezcardenas7601]

I was 14 I also cry 😢 My favorite book always 🙏 Still watch her movies 😞

[@lorijanee08]

rest in peace so sorry ops

[@mandymoore5774]

Awwww that poor father going to the station every day to try to find his 2 girls. That’s so heartbreaking.

[@BotanyDegreePilkerton]

you know AF is a fictional tale right??????? it is not actually a girl's diary hahahahahaha

[@clobar70]

@@BotanyDegreePilkerton And of course you can offer us proof of that?

[@Bibliophile_singh]

@@BotanyDegreePilkerton I'm from India, and currently reading his diary, dont disrespect Anne 😐

[@stacyciccone1092]

@@BotanyDegreePilkerton really because it has been proven to be legitimate by forensic scientists so stop your antisemetic remarks.

[@Black1968Sabbath]

​@BotanyDegree2012 Pilkerton 🤦🏻‍♂️🤡 You people do anything for attention don't you.

[@allisonrogers1409]

I get choked up every time I see a photo of that lovely smile of hers.

[@qf7475]

The same goes for me: I get choked up, too, when I see a picture of Anne Frank (or a photo that shows her father, mother, or sister. However, those are not shown as often as Anne Frank's)...

[@mistressmozart]

It's such a pity that Margot's diary wasn't found. All we know of her is what Anne wrote about. It would be nice to read her thoughts as well

[@dorydiavelone3531]

Anne Frank hd the sweetest kindest smile it makes me sad beyond words!!

[@josebenito15]

This morning I finished reading Anne's Diary. Sometimes it's hard and difficult to believe that such a great (and insightful) Diary was written by a girl only 14/15 years old but she was definitely born to be a writer :A very good writer indeed. And now I'm thinking of coming back to Amsterdam and visiting "The Annexe'. Peace and Love to everyone 🙏

[@deninejackson2316]

Anne Frank to me is an ordinary, beautifully ordinary, young girl. She's no more or no less than any other young girl that was murdered in the Holocaust. Her, her diary, her thoughts and feelings are a recorded embodiment that represents so many millions that were effected by the Holocaust. Her story is so heartbreaking. I hope she is watching from above and knows she is loved by many many more millions than the ones that had hatred from her.

[@VisvivaMediaSdnBhd]

RIP.. Anne and all the others...

[@HannieRosy]

Thank you very much for this documentary. I am doing a project on Anne Frank and what effect her diary has had on history and the way we remember the Holocaust for Welsh Baccalaureate. This video has helped very much and has taught me a lot more than I originally knew. Her story along with so many others such as Eva and Otto makes me very emotional and I admit I did shred a tear watching this. It was very informal and a great watch, thank you.

[@thenanlife1141]

Ann frank will go down in history forever ❤❤❤ God bless this beautiful little girl and we can only hope she has found happiness wherever she is xxxxx

[@Zu-Noma]

Goodness me, what a fantastic documentary. The image of those kids licking lids for food etc. won't soon leave my mind. How cruel. I'm glad Otto found love again, a bit of renewal.

[@michaelgriffith8691]

I read her Book and saw the movie, And in the early 70's I visited her house....

[@noob7690]

How did her house look like

[@BotanyDegreePilkerton]

This was a fictional story, how on earth have you made her real?????? Book is written by a male.

[@efficientSkeezer5858]

@@BotanyDegreePilkerton are you serious?? Read your own comment again then look att the video you clicked on . And why is men always involved??

[@theannymous3209]

Name and year of the movie?

[@tondewit2000]

You are sick

[@susanrochford1906]

Never forgotten Anne & family.....xxxxx❤❤❤❤❤

[@lukehuelsman1083]

I didn't realize at the time but when I read her diary I was the same age as her. She was wise way beyond her years and honest. Her story is incredibly touching and tragic.

[@mamakat114]

Thank you for sharing this. Through all the tragedy, these two young girls are able to tell this story. Anne, through her writing. Ava through her gracious storytelling.

[@shiftylad9938]

The skill of writing. Imagine during all of that.

[@tabithahoward6621]

It's terrible what happened not only to the frank family but all families in that era. I always loved that era in time because of the past. Not the fact of what happened but just that era. I'm greatful for this era went through because it taught the world so much

[@bootsy70]

Thank you for a true depiction of Anne Franks's life, and diary.

[@anthonyjenkins2001]

Read the book by Melissa Muller I think that's what her name is. Really good.

[@tavioka6243]

This is so heart breaking!!! My grandparents lived during world war2 many of the people frm that time are still alive. This breaks my heart.

[@dopeymark]

I grew up in a Jewish community setup under FDR. It was originally called Jersey Homesteads. It was later on called Roosevelt. As a person in grammar School I was able to interview many Holocaust survivors. This stuff really hits home for me.

[@FreeDocumentaryHistory]

I can’t imagine. During World Holocaust Day, I’ve watched two documentaries about different aspects of the holocaust. The evil that men do beggars belief.

[@Jay-bi8vz]

This is amazing, thank you so much for uploading this wonderful documentary. Subscribed!

[@FreeDocumentaryHistory]

You're very welcome and thank you for the subscription!

[@tazyytv3632]

I loved reading this book in grammer school how her diary gave such insight .. win I read about chief Hennessy n New Orleans & the lynchings & Ann frank it takes me back in history

[@YTjennifer]

Extremely engaging. Thanks for the video.

[@psychonaut1829]

We haven't evolved since this. Humans are still capable of the same horror.

[@JessicaRodriguez-zy5gz]

This is why I don’t trust any governments! They’re wolves in sheep’s clothing plotting their next genocide… they’re just getting better at it now days

[@obiecanobie919]

Governments don’t drive events , they’re event driven ,fear God for he stands behind all .

[@psychonaut1829]

@@obiecanobie919 Where was god when Anne Frank died? We are alone.

[@martinberglund1065]

This kind of horror has been going on in N. Korea for many years yet the world does nothing to save them.

[@JessicaRodriguez-zy5gz]

@@martinberglund1065 I’m just now learning of Anne Frank. Actually able to process this… could they not of pretended to be German?

[@Zarina1634]

Never forget. 2023. I hope we have learned.

[@artemisiya1549]

Thank you for this thorough and respectful documentary. The whole war was nothing but evil. And especially with current events the way that they are, it is very important that we don’t let people forget. 😢 Because it must not be allowed to happen again. RIP to the Jews and civilians and all who lost their lives. A very dark chapter indeed. 😔🫶🏻

[@theotherohlourdespadua1131]

Otto Frank surviving was a stroke of extreme luck. Him deciding to hide from the KZ guards who were organizing a death march upon news of Allied advances saved him. Peter Van Pels - who was with him in the same camp - unfortunately died in the march, deciding he can survive the war by joining. Otto's survival is also seen as a cruel joke if one thinks about it. When Jewish persecution in Germany began in earnest, all of the Franks move out, most opting to go to the US where they all survive the war. Otto's decision to choose to flee with his family to the Netherlands instead haunted him until his dying day. I also can't help but imagine what Anne Frank was thinking during those final months. The Anne Frank we knew from the diary was optimistic and hopeful of humanity, I wonder how much of that is brutally challenged and shattered as she comes face to face with its worst excesses from forced separation between families to physical abuse to helplessness to hopelessness to mass murder...

[@konaboss83]

And the good ole United States turned a blind eye to giving Jews safe passage when they the government knew full and well exactly what was going on

[@BotanyDegreePilkerton]

it's fiction, it's not an actual girl's diary, it's a story written by a bloke

[@clobar70]

@@BotanyDegreePilkerton And you have proof of that? The diary has been proven to be 100% authentic.

[@deanasimoneau5233]

@@BotanyDegreePilkerton u are very closeminded or they dropped u on ur head when u was a baby. That diary, is real. As saying goes. Out of the mouths of babes.

[@dramamamaof2]

Peter actually survived the death march and died at Mauthausen concentration camp 3 days before it was liberated by American soldiers :(

[@historywithkaitlynrescino1996]

I hope one day I can visit the secret annex. Anne’s story has always fascinated me and I can relate to her in someways. It’s sad that her father was the only one to survive but it’s like we have a piece of Anne in the form of her diary

[@marinazagrai1623]

I read the diary in an English class, in high school, and I watched a movie about the Franks and their roommates while in hiding and I still get very sad about her. The movie seemed to suggest the manager of the store was the one who betrayed them but that might be just a script add-on. Her dad had the right idea, publishing her diary…she is the face of the Holocaust because she had time to write her thoughts and experiences in hiding. She liked her mom, eventually, but her dad didn’t treat her as he should’ve…she said when she marries her husband will treat her with respect.

[@BotanyDegreePilkerton]

Fictional story. Don't get it confused with real life. It was written by a man.

[@OanhSchlesinger]

The first time I was introduced to the book, The diary of Anne Frank, it was 7th grade history class assignment. Immediately, I was engrossed. As a 12 yr old it was a time of first crushes self-discovery, self-discipline, etc. Many of the same things Anne was going through. And yet, I didn’t acknowledge the fact that she would die a short time later. It was one teenager to another.

[@Divinegoldenlight]

My heart shattered when I found out just why Anne Frank's Diary was so famous... I thought it was simply because she was relatable during that time, and I thought she and her family survived

[@melissareid9676]

I like to think that at least one of Anne Frank’s wishes came trueI. She wrote that she wanted to on living even after her death. As George Elliot once said “Our dead are never dead to us, until we have forgotten them.” We will never forget you, sweet girl. May your memory live forever, and may we remain vigilant so this never happens again.

[@thomasandrews7255]

It's heartbreaking that liitl ones had to go through. And I appreciate your comment

[@susanadiasjohnson457]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ ANNE WROTE THAT DESPITE EVERYTHING, THAT SHE STILL BELIEVED MANKIND IS BASICALLY GOOD. AS YOUR BEAUTIFUL AUDIO-VISUAL REMINDS US, ANNE IS THE LIVING VOICE OF MILLIONS OF OTHER CHILDREN AND HUMAN BEINGS. MAY THEIR MEMORY CONTINUE FOREVER TO BE FOR HUMANITY A BLESSING.❤❤❤❤

[@lonerose99]

Had she survived, I wonder what her first entry after the war would have been. Would she have thought the same, with a resilient spirit!? Or would the absolute trauma have given her a more cynical leaning? Heartbreaking, if so. 😔

[@JessicaRodriguez-zy5gz]

So beautifully written ❤️

[@JessicaRodriguez-zy5gz]

@@lonerose99 I’m betting she would’ve been positive. That was all she knew. She followed her father’s footsteps. Yet, she did get frustrated, she was intelligent, and a critical thinker…

[@keriioppolo4024]

This poor family never hate because this is how bad things happen. I am watching this and crying because I don't know how people can hate this much. it's hurts the heart

[@amylee8969]

It’s sad that Anne and her family made it 2 years of hiding without being caught…..only to get caught towards the very end And killed weeks before the war ended.

[@janicecroissiert9116]

New subscriber. I read her book, and saw a few movies about her. So sad, for her, and everyone who suffered and died during the Holocaust. How terrible human beings could be. Heartbreaking.

[@michaelparker3957]

I recently watched the first movie DVD they made, brilliant movie..

[@denisetidwell3425]

I remember reading The Diary of Anne Frank in school and the exact moment that it hit me that she was just a year older than me when she died. It was one of those earth moving moments. I felt numb.

[@toniisaacson6282]

Liberation was no guarantee of survival when it comes to Bergen-Belsen. Almost half the survivors died in the weeks following liberation.

[@lonerose99]

Such a tragedy that. 😔

[@winter4953]

favorite book

[@c-wordplay]

Tragic & beautiful Anne frank story has

[@MxCartney_Lou]

I wish we could read Margot’s diary

[@AntelJM]

She didn’t write one, did she? Some (most, I’d say) people are not diary keepers. I think it was Anne’s performative personality and naivety of youth that led to the diary being created as it was, it was given to her as a way of allowing self expression. Margot was 16 and probably found no use for such an outlet. I know I wouldn’t have.

[@verxpertipio9838]

5:28 those 1,200 that fled to spain were considerably lucky compared to everyone else

[@manusha1349]

My heart breaks to hear how our Jewish brothers and sisters suffered 😢💔 yet they remained dignified and compassionate throughout their persecution. Looking at the Jewish community globally now, they can be proud of how successful they've become in just over 75 years despite losing so much ❤

[@user-vh5ni9jn7y]

If people could only see how much ignorance hatred and fear ruins the world

[@AmyAmy-er8bp]

Raise your children outside and see what happens. It was the same as raising them at home. That's how much equality there is today.

[@lizadivine3785]

Yes @ user

[@trishbaum6364]

It's so interesting when I watched the movie in school as a child. I thought she was so much older then me and automatically looked to her as someone to look up too as a grown up girl. now I see her and think how young she was and how sad in a different way.

[@paigehood801]

I know right. I read her book when I was 12 and yet 15 seemed so mature to me. Whilst I still thought it was extremely sad, I look at it completely different now. Her life hadn’t even started before it was cruelly taken away

[@BotanyDegreePilkerton]

THIS BOOK IS WRITTEN BY A MALE, please look up the word FICTION. Oh my god y'all are thick.

[@BotanyDegreePilkerton]

@@paigehood801 F I C T I O NA L S T O R Y lol hahah i just can't with you lot, you're all trippin balls. It's a fictional love story. It's not real. It was written by a dude ffs.

[@paigehood801]

@@BotanyDegreePilkerton wtf are you on

[@kimistafford18]

@@BotanyDegreePilkerton a love story? A girl died..... and it's been proven the diary is legit and the secret annex still stands so I'm sure that's "fictional" too 🙄. Do your research before making ignorant comments especially about those that are now deceased

[@35pacino]

One of the most heartbreaking stories ever.

[@zacharyjames8026]

I finished reading her diary about a week ago. Only took me two weeks to get through because of how talented a writer she was, she had me so immersed in her life and inner world in hiding I was looking forward to each entry with anticipation. I felt I shared in all her passions, dreams, misfortunes and self questionings as she recounted her days in hiding and I literally praised out loud when she experienced her first kiss with Peter. I remember the feeling of deep sadness when I turned the page to where it stated "This is where Anne's diary ends" and then reading about the fates of those hiding in the secret annex. I needed to know more and so researched and learned more about Anne and her families life while imprisoned in camp. This book impacted me in a way that no other has before. Never have I cried so often after reading a story. To be so immersed in this girl's life to where you know her innermost thoughts about love, hope and longing and then to have it all torn away at the turn of a page. I still find myself tearing up a week later. To me Anne symbolizes the image of innocence, goodness and purity that we all come into this world knowing. Over time the world's harshness can taint that. Hardships and injustice can turn the most sweetest souls bitter. I felt a return to that purity while reading her diary and I'm grateful for that. Anne's spirit I feel will forever live on by any of those touched by her story. Rest in Paradise sweet girl.

[@Beccabombcorn]

Read the book in junior high, about 1978

[@candytselayakgosi2209]

emotionally charged docu

[@bellestar5960]

Who hasn’t read this book. Crazy I read this book. I doubt people haven’t read this.

[@kallen868]

It's said it's the most read book next to the Bible.

[@christinebeverton7633]

It's sad she died😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@storiking650]

No Ms. Hannah, Anne has not become the most IMPORTANT child in the Holocaust, she became THE MOST WELL KNOWN, she's nomore important than any of those other poor, innocent victims.

[@tiffanymonroe1234]

Oh such a wonderful girl but so tragic that happen to them I read about it in history class she was an inspiration to all that would read her diary my friend went to go the play of Anne diary

[@aceblackler2564]

This is showing that it is episode 1.. But I cannot find any other videos with further episodes.. am I just not seeing more episodes or is there actually just this one

[@FreeDocumentaryHistory]

Thee are two parts with part two coming next week when it will be available

[@ljmcdonald2703]

I read Eva’s story The Promise it was a good book but tragic

[@oliveoyl1802]

Her penmanship though...

[@virginial.franco8450]

THE JOURNAL, A GREAT HISTORY: IT HAD TO BE SAVED; THE DRIVING FORCE FOR US-ALL 😢TO REMEMBER.❤

[@AB_Yvt]

Anny i love you❤🥺

[@florenceknight420]

I watch this on Netflix

[@JessicaRodriguez-zy5gz]

I still don’t see part 2 😞

[@touiklau1254]

People call themselves Jewish, catholic, Christian, black ,white ,Asian ,Mexican so many title ,before you think your better than someone , before you kill someone .Never forget the one title that we all are ,Human. We're a human family despite all the titles we create for each other .Let love Each other for that one title Human Family.

[@brendalittlefield2203]

It is up to each one of us to make certain that the people who have no knowledge of any of this become educated about it! It would be far too easy for something like the holocaust to happen again to any group of people! PLEASE never forget!!!!

[@anthonyjenkins2001]

It happens all the time even to this day. How much did the media educate people on the recent atrocities in Burma these last 10-12 years? A bunch poor Asians. Nobody cares about them.

[@keonnaland]

Such a true story. What's a diary?

[@963ag]

A booklet that someone writes about daily life, their thoughts, etc.

[@XXX-xn1hh]

Amsterdam i love you

[@gemmalynn536]

sometimes people say, "can you imagine being a witness or victim of such monstrosities"? a shame, Anne could

[@Jay-bi8vz]

Anne witnessed unimaginable cruelty when she went to the concentration camps. What she reported in her diary while hiding was only lightly touching on the unimaginable.

[@BotanyDegreePilkerton]

if she were a real person lol she is fictional, the book was written by a man

[@sandrafletcher60]

My birthday is the 12/6/1962. I'm think off Anne Frank and her family. Very sad.

[@CyberpunkSoEdgerunnersDC]

Jack’s Absorbed And Davide, Founted.

[@Mahender856]

❤

[@siyaramkumar3965]

The diary of the Anne Frank I read this diary in class 10

[@mariamembreno8821]

😪😔💔

[@__MariNic]

So where was Hannas entrance, based on movie just released in 2022?

[@martinberglund1065]

What happened to Peter? The boy that Anne fell in love with in the annex?

[@aimeekaryn]

He died 3 days before liberation I believe.

[@TheBennie102103]

He died at Mauthaussen Camp in May 1945

[@martinberglund1065]

That's really sad. So close to liberation 😟 Anne died not long before liberation too i believe.

[@amylee8969]

He was killed along with the others.

[@qf7475]

@@martinberglund1065 Anne and her sister Margot died approximately mid February 1945. :-( The camp was liberated early April 1945. Amsterdam was liberated on 5 May 1945...

[@user-og2ze7rb6e]

in philippines, we have this another saying benta. selling doesnt necessarily involved with money, its like trying to convince someone to believe and agree to their points and belief system. or to some extent to promote someone to the other side of the fence.

[@user-og2ze7rb6e]

without using any type of force or intimidation ofc.

[@26highstreet]

It's interesting how it took off and became more popular in Japan than in many European counties, in England it was out of print less than 12 months after is was released, it was sometime before it was reprinted in Britain as there wasn't much demand for it

[@lonerose99]

Really!😯 Not much demand at first?

[@sueo7834]

This was an amazing documentary!! Thank you xx How sad they would all be to see what is happening now in Israel 🇮🇱 🙏🙏

[@AmyAmy-er8bp]

Ever had a diary? I thought the best thing you can do is leave nothing behind. #Kidneys

[@marymoore3625]

Whoopie needs to watch this!!!!!!!

[@myroselle6987]

“The holocaust wasn’t about racism…..it was about ‘man’s inhumanity to man’”. Whoopi is an idiot!!!

[@aliosman1406]

Rip al innocent people of al wars

[@CyberpunkSoEdgerunnersDC]

Bounty

[@boiwut]

23:32 omg

[@mikiasgebresenbet5163]

beautiful documentary...the beginning of the end of ww2,though,was the battle of stalingrad.and the FBI retiree guessed with almost certainty that they were betrayed by a jewish council man,that's why Otto didn't want to proceed with the investigation

[@urbandiscount]

that FBI retiree did a lot of guessing and almost no historical research. The resulting book was hyped in a big way, especially in NL, but the publisher withdrew it because it is is so unreliable. The remark about Otto Frank is nonsensical, slanderous and antisemitism adjacent

[@elvenkind6072]

8:26 Such a sweet picture of such a precious soul. Such a waste. And she was just 1 of 1.5M

[@FreeDocumentaryHistory]

she was one of six million people

[@vivelajonny]

​@@FreeDocumentaryHistory6 million?

[@FreeDocumentaryHistory]

@@vivelajonny killed in concentration camps: 6 million

[@user-og2ze7rb6e]

anne frank was separated from the rest for sometime because she was made to be special. they did it to keep her purity.

[@tylerthecreation1877]

Mind boggling this happened in history. Shows the true evil of humans and what can never happen again.

[@FreeDocumentaryHistory]

I sure hope not

[@christopherchris8375]

🌻🎥📡📡📡📡

[@user-bh4er8jo5u]

I must say? The world in which we live now in being 2024' has came so far. That of a good way, thank goodness. It's very disturbing, seeing knowing that of some of history was so different in ways of such. I suppose it would be in a sense persau'? Like that of churches, different beliefs and the way the thought as so undeniable different. The way, one believes this way. As another, in a total different manner. The way, the talk in each or the way the react. I am so thankful, for that in the progress of our world today. 21:14 21:14

[@user-bh4er8jo5u]

It was a very interesting, yet bothersome film. Though, I thank you for sharing. Her, as well as your thoughts. With that of the history. Sincerely.

[@tddileep93]

You are not dead, may those children's hopes and worries be lost due to a vile man's hatred of power.

[@pa7447]

I'd love to read the diaries kept during the Irish holocaust 1847-1850. 10 million starved to death in their own country.

[@mandymoore5774]

Those that went to Spain were like “idk…. I don’t think we’re far enough, do you? We should probably keep going”. Couples must’ve been like yea, let’s hold off on breeding for a bit.

[@TheAbrantino]

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