Anne Frank’s step-sister opens up about their extraordinary story | 5 News

[@dralbertpakin8895]

Can you imagine how Otto felt coming home and no one else did? Truly horrifying to think.

[@auronnyagangopadhyay7104]

Yea...

[@baz_1239]

He had also paid rent for a year in advance thinking they all would return

[@cysper4703]

@@baz_1239 damn that's sad.

[@nabihakhan9455]

@@baz_1239 :(

[@PauloPereira-jj4jv]

@@baz_1239 ...not really. He stopped paying the rent in 1943, long before they were arrested. He did it hoping the war would end soon, so they could come home again. But in 1943 he probably run out of money and in June he paid it for the last time.

[@siyanair8634]

can you imagine how heartbroken Otto felt when he was the only living one in the family? Thats so sad.....

[@laureng.2322]

Cant believe she is still alive and very awesome that she is alive and healthy.

[@peighton-ln9li]

Nvm I. Thought u were talking about Anne

[@tiffprendergast]

Lauren Gregg yes

[@marilynbloch3825]

Such a wonderful woman and a sweet lady.

[@justzovy8250]

@@peighton-ln9li LMAOOOOOO

[@kakalibhose6605]

@Everyday Meetje of course not, she meant the women who is being interviewed. How could you even ask that stupid question???

[@jw4818]

Poor Anne would be this lady’s age now

[@hbeesley79]

No she wouldn't Anne would be 90 that lady is younger

[@idodkl]

@@hbeesley79 She was born the same year as Anne Frank... 1929... a month prior to Anne Frank.

[@avaaaaaaaa]

Anne would be 91 today her birthday was yesterday (June 12th)

[@kaiaswrld]

hbeesley79 she would. She literally said in the video they were both 11 at the same time. Give or take a month or two they would be the same age if she was still alive.

[@joanaagyapomaa6255]

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[@guinnevereschronicles2225]

I met Eva before the pandemic happened when she traveled to my home island of Aruba. I even got a picture with her and spoke to her before the event started and she’s a very wise, kind and strong lady. In the end she signed my copies of her and Anne’s book/diary. Her story is just so amazing as to how she survived such a horrible tragedy and she thrived afterwards and tells her story to everyone. May god bless Eva and her family

[@swain-Ix1tv]

wow! You're so lucky to have met her, she seems wonderful

[@KcB01x]

That is amazing! What an opportunity!!! I hope you are able to remember every detail! When the remaining survivors pass away, it will be on us to continue to tell their truth, and their stories.

[@ninaantolic8211]

Lucky l really want to get known a holocoust survivior or any other victims of this kind of human evil

[@MsElke11]

@@ninaantolic8211 there are LOTS in MY COMMUNITY in TORONTO

[@bluestarofdavid2]

Any help would be much appreciated.

[@sydney8734]

Step sisters but not by blood. Eva & Anne know each other as friends before the Franks went into secret house. After the war, Otto Frank married Eva's mother. That's why Eva & Anne became step sisters

[@kaybee126]

Step sisters are never by blood

[@itsnemothoasmr]

Fighter 13 you might be thinking of half sisters?

[@Ventynine]

@@itsnemothoasmr half sisters is when your dad or your mom have a child with other partner right?

[@itsnemothoasmr]

Ventynine yes. Like... okay so my grandma had a kid before she met my grandfather and he had a son from a different marriage so they were step siblings. And then when my grandparents got together, they had 3 more children, and they became their half siblings

[@hbeesley79]

TaylorSwift 13 my name is Eva and my cousin is called Anne so weird I’ve always had a strong connection with her

[@DanaGS]

Imagine being Anne and finding out your diary and all you’re private stuff like her crushes now a book that generations read 👁👄👁

[@Peacefromhelena]

ikr....but imagine her not leaving it behind! we would've never even known that she existed! and this makes me realize that perhaps there were many more stories/diaries that could've been shared....if they were not lost/destroyed. but you're right..like what if she didn't want more than 5 countries to know about her private stuff ._. oh well, she past away as an influencer, may she rest in peace.

[@finnigankeane]

Helena Mizban she did say that she wanted the world to know her after her death but I get what ya mean

[@dollpickle]

Willow Greenwood she wrote many private things in there too. If you’d write something personal and private in your diary, you wouldn’t really want millions of people to read it.

[@esmaystokhof]

Pretty sure she wanted to publish it anyway

[@chanamonlerdnitiseth8495]

Anne wanted to publish her diary after WWII. Her father, Otto, also edited out a lot of details in the diary that he didn't want published.

[@finnigankeane]

my neighbor was a Jew in Germany during the Holocaust but was never caught she never really talked about it but I know she raised her infant during hiding and that a Christian family had her live in their attic. Her husband survived as well and they passed a few years ago

[@elisabethdakak878]

🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️

[@abunadia5506]

First they came for the socialists, and I did not speak out-because I was not a socialist. Then they came for the trade unionists, and I did not speak out- because I was not a trade unionist. Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out-because I was not a Jew. Then they came for me-and there was no one left to speak for me. Lovely woman! I pray history doesn’t repeat itself 🤲🏾

[@davidhutchinson5233]

@Bob Gnisir Gotta call bullshit on that one.

[@malorybazillion2799]

Holy crap my social teacher said he just made this saying up!

[@sunflowerroark5170]

The Book Bonhoeffer by Eric Metaxas tells it so well. Thank you because you are so right.

[@marsalehi]

tf no one cares.

[@zeljkokaradzic7894]

That is the problem.History is repeating.We learned nothing.

[@laureng.2322]

Rest In Peace Anne Frank

[@Ventynine]

I've been searching about people related to Anne who are still alive and I'm surprised that many of the people who knew her are still alive after all those years. They lived so long!

[@bayleewinkler7512]

It was only 80 years ago. People live to be 115 more often than you'd think

[@sarakowal1846]

Baylee Winkler 115? Very rare actually.. cherish those alive today because you never know what could happen

[@babysalad9696]

They’re stronger than anyone else

[@worshiptheduckdeity9593]

Miep Gies died when she was 100

[@Ventynine]

@Shipwreck its because they were rescued before they died

[@dogmomma4019]

We must never forget.

[@sistersbychoicexx]

Maryam Salehi get off this video sending hate behind a fake account. 🙄

[@Harambe1320]

The hater deleted the comment xD

[@Sam-jv6su]

Los Olivier what did they say?

[@clairo1342]

@@sistersbychoicexx what did they say?

[@mariaelizabeth6066]

Amen

[@georgeanthony3800]

“You never knew people which side they were on” that hits in 2021

[@bayleewinkler7512]

I can't imagine the survivors guilt Otto must have felt. If my children & spouse were murdered, but I survived....... I honestly would end it for myself right there. I'm glad for his sake that he was strong enough mentally to overcome the grief & do right by his daughter by publishing her diary & spreading the information he did on the horrific tragic happenings of the holocaust.

[@ladynikkie]

I'm scared to even know the suicide rate was back then those poor souls

[@JJ-iq8mi]

The desire to survive, to keep the Jewish faith going, to honour murdered family members, to overcome the Nazi regime, to educate, to record the memories....to talk about the Holocaust. To live is to prevail. Suicide would accomplish nothing other than helping the Germans achieve the 'final solution'. Survivors had to overcome grief to live for all those who had perished, who had fought to survive and lost.

[@elisabethdakak878]

I think that grief would have killed me, but so many people endured the grief like Viktor Frankl from Austia

[@NiueanHoney]

I am so sorry there were people that had to experience such things in their life…

[@jobee9545]

Anne’s best friend Hannah (hanelli) and her little sister gabi who survived the camp had 7 children between them, and loads of grandchildren and they said they had multiple children to “revenge hitler” 🙌🏻🙌🏻❤️❤️ xx

[@bernadettebrennecke7054]

I can not believe these people went through such horrors and yet survived. Without these stories we would never know. Thank you for sharing and becoming amazing survivors in my life. You are an inspiration

[@HeartfiliaInLove]

I know. It's very true what you said. I cannot imagine wanting to live after losing so much...

[@kara8307]

People ate still going through this in North Korea.

[@lydiamekebeb259]

I can’t believe teenagers and children had to go through this, I look at my life and see I am so lucky to do the things I do and be whatever I want to be. I think cleaning my room is a lot of work when they had to run and hide to save themselves. I now appreciate everything one of my chores and am so thankful to be here!

[@SL-lz9jr]

In a way, these things are still happening today in many countries. Whether it’s genocide, political persecution, slavery, human trafficking, etc. There are so many humans suffering and hiding and fearful. Some who are tortured physically or mentally. Some whose lives have been on a long pause, much the way Anne’s life was on pause during those 2 years in hiding. While the Jewish Holocaust is uniquely horrific because it targeted a religious minority and encompassed several European countries, including the cooperation of so many brainwashed or fearful civilians which really is a unique example that we’ve rarely encountered in human history, the sad reality is that on a different scale and magnitude, human suffering continues to endure. The Jewish Holocaust is unique but in recent times we’ve seen the genocides in Africa (Rwanda, The Congo, etc come to mind), the genocide in China (where camps do exist), the takeover of certain countries under terrorists like The Taliban or ISIS, and even what’s happening in Syria. Perhaps to many these events are less attractive to contemplate or less relatable or whatever the reason may be, but if we found diaries from young girls in each of these places describing the terror they are experiencing on a daily basis during a time of conflict, we may find their stories equally compelling. I’m in no way trying to compare the Jewish Holocaust to these other events. They are not the same. I’m merely pointing out that human suffering on a mass scale isn’t a thing of the past. It’s a problem we must continue to fight against.

[@elisabethdakak878]

Armenian Genocide

[@lovisaoversidestarstable6116]

r.i.p anne margot edith and everybody affected by the wars and the ones still going on 😔 and any animals harmed 🙏💖

[@EdmundKempersDartboard]

Thank you to every survivor that has the courage to relive that horror by educating the rest of us and telling their story.

[@betsyross9503]

Classy lady! I’m glad their stories are being recorded.

[@pancyn5914]

Just finished the book now July 2020 “The dairy of a young girl “ ( Cried many many times)

[@Amanda---]

It seems like were edging closer and closer to a repeat of this terror.

[@marsalehi]

STFU.

[@mfcabrini]

It is repeated in the lives of those fleeing war and violence everywhere, even on the southern borders of the US right now.

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

Spot on

[@khhk5713]

I thought I was the only one that thought this.

[@sharisendejo8367]

I think you were right.

[@moniqueb8545]

She seems like such a sweet lady and her voice is so soothing. It's so sad what she had to go through and its so interesting to hear someone who knew Anne so well speak of her.

[@rhyfelwrDuw]

I read Eva's Story a few years ago! It was sad, but also showed the resilience of humans in dire situations!

[@tiffprendergast]

CerddWen yup

[@teyonceful]

I love how she remembers everything, id love to sit and listen to all her stories. ❤️

[@edgarestradajr8014]

She is truly a survivor

[@oliviamary7308]

wow she looks amazing !! it’s awesome she’s still alive and can tell her story as well as what anne was like

[@iiannamarie7219]

My great grandfather served in World War ll from America. He is still alive and still sometimes just talks about how the war was. It’s so sad to hear him just talk and say how it was. He is around 94 now he’s amazing and my hero

[@cecileallen2352]

iiAnnaMarie so did my grand father sadly he passed away before I was born

[@iiannamarie7219]

@@cecileallen2352 oh I’m so sorry for your loss

[@kathleenvanne1822]

My father was in War World II. When he was hurt, he was dragged from fox hole to fox hole. From Germany to France. He lived to be 80 years old but seldom talked about that time. Until the day he died, he never watched fire works because it brought back too many sad memories.

[@rebekahwarriorspirit8110]

As a mother this hurts me, poor Frank's poor Anne.i wish I could hug her it's so sad what they did to these innocent people 💔. My god bless those victims and hope their living in heaven with their loved ones ❤

[@marsalehi]

no one asked.

[@marsalehi]

I feel bad for your kids.Poor them having to live with you.

[@mayacriveanu5353]

@@marsalehi wtf dude. she's trying to be nice and noone asked your opinion either

[@mayacriveanu5353]

me too😞

[@carysplayz351]

Tf is wrong with you

[@prettyboidamn7912]

If Anne was alive she would be her age now Living a beautiful life

[@christineamclearly-halton1581]

Very respectful young man and extremely sweet lady sharing her emotional story about Anne Frank. I cried when I read Anne Frank’s Diary . So sad ,and how history repeats in different way and innocent lives are loss ,and countries hearts are harden even to this day, many turn a blind eye to evil.

[@hudadawas7846]

Man respect to all of them and also their dad, imagine coming back home but no one else did. :(

[@Padwarner4452]

What Anne frank didn’t know when she died of typhoid in the concentration camp was that her dream of being a successful famous writer was going to come true from beyond the grave and her story and her name would go down in history forever and inspire people for generations. History shall forever the bright name Anne frank

[@hbeesley79]

I wish Anne and her family were never caught RIP girls

[@dark_elementbiggestfan1515]

Also the other people who hide with them

[@brendanngin9939]

I wish they weren’t betrayed so badly reading anne’s diary touches so many people even today I’m just a teenager learning about it and I can’t stop researching about her because what she had to say was all true and she was such a good speaker/ writer I can’t believe she was only 15

[@elisabethdakak878]

A sinister individual turned them in to the Nazis 😈

[@jeffreymorrow4966]

We read the diary of Anne frank in 8th grade but at that age I really didn’t have interest in that subject as math was my passion as well as electronics and science history & English really was not the subjects in which I applied myself. However at the age of 37 if our national & world history to become a passion. (Let me say this like 1890 to 1980 as I was born in 1982) I read version C of the diary which is I think The unabridged version it gripped me like nothing else I’ve read. I watched the 1959 movie just recently and it is very loosely based on her real diary. What amazing is how witty and mature she was. Even though you see her grow in between those 2 years she was so independent her passion for journalism is really intense. I think if my math is correct she would be 90 years old now. It’s a shame that they had made it that long and in the last months and days in Peter van Pels case ( I think he died on a forced death march either to or from Mauthausen concentration camp on May 10th & I think that camp was liberated 3 days later).

[@michelleflood8220]

Jeffrey Morrow yes that is how peter died Edith frank died on the way to auschwitz as did peters parents I believe ,

[@michelleflood8220]

HQ Night thanks for that . I knew Edith died before Margot and Anne wasn’t sure when . Otto was the only survivor he remarried to a fellow holocaust survivor who’d lost her son and husband in the camps . He spent the rest of his life honouring his daughters memory and getting her message to the world he felt that was his duty to her , he died in 1980 he set up the Anne Frank foundation that keeps the house where they were in hiding in Amsterdam

[@helenf.7221]

I didn’t understand it as a kid. I just reread it as an adult and it shook me

[@elisabethdakak878]

😩😩😩😩

[@elisabethdakak878]

Do we know something about the sinister individual who turned them in to the Nazis❓

[@angelaforsyth1092]

Stop making war and start caring for each other.

[@wowautumn1000]

God bless this woman, and everyone like her. I wish we could all learn from her and understand that we HAVE to help others that are in the same situation as her. But in 2020. Breaks my heart 💔

[@Andrea-ys2ji]

wow! I'm only 35 but I am the granddaughter and great-grandaughter of people who fled Europe after WW1 and right before the start of WW2. I've often drawn parallels to what happen in Europe in the early part of the 20th century to the crisis happening now but....to have a survivor draw the same conclusion is bone chilling. She is absolutely right...we have to make peace. We have to look out for one another. It is our duty as human beings on this planet.

[@lousasso1432]

ANNE FRANK is an angel in heaven. She was such a very smart girl ..no dought she would have been greatest writer .. you read her diary and I just amazed how smart at that age she was.. how nice we pass and get to hug Anne Frank ..I pray that happens.. God bless her and all the children who passed

[@eweiner14]

Just red Eva's book last week. Amazing story, so sad that her beloved brother and father perished. My father of blessed memory was a survivor who's first wife and children were murdered in 1942.

[@lovelymadyson3366]

I can't believe she's still alive that's amazing

[@Luna_-xl8pv]

She has such an inspiring an amazing story wish her the best of luck I love her story I wish i could see how they survived the war

[@davidwhyberd7612]

My friends mother was a Hungarian Jewish refugee who, as a young woman, was accepted as a refugee to escape Nazi persecution. It is tragic that the Frank's did not come here as refugees.

[@txdiamond01]

She's INCREDIBLE. I wish I could meet her and listen to her.

[@rosapower7880]

Eva said if Anne had lived she said ‘I would have liked a sister. We would have grown up together, we would have been like sisters and that would have been nice, especially as she lost her sister and I lost my brother. I always felt that most, that I had no siblings anymore, and like this we would have been a family.”

[@sr633]

Anne and Margo RIP . Her step sister seems the real deal. Thanks

[@ShakeMyWay]

Amazing woman and amazing story. Thank goodness these stories are recorded.

[@ishasharma9326]

This woman is the personification of light and hope. Her composure is what we need desperately today.

[@adqueen2548]

This lady went through so much and the life energy is so radiant from her. She is so positive in her memories. She is awsome! You go, ma'am, I am so sorry you had to go through what you did.

[@eunhajung9712]

I always wondered what happened to Mr.Frank since he lost everything and everyone ...... listening to stories of war just breaks my heart....Why and for what ? What did they gain for turning the world into hell?

[@ladynikkie]

It amazes me that that poor man didn't commit suicide like many other survivors did. I couldn't imagine losing my entire family like that thank God he moved on and publish his daughters diary otherwise the world wouldn't know of this

[@Meshelle559]

He was the one that published her diary and made it to different languages :) Not him him but was in charge of her diary's translations.

[@elisabethdakak878]

The survival's of Anne's father amazes me.

[@artemis6005]

It is because of Anne Frank's diary that the world is able to know her.She believed her heart as though her heart knew the future.I love her🤧

[@donkeykongwifi]

Rip Anne ❤🕊

[@marinazagrai1623]

I was just a little older (than Anne) when I found out about Anne and her diary, and had to read it; since I knew what had happened to her, I couldn't finish it. It's amazing that statesmen knew something of those death/concentration camps but no one did anything. Jews, during the war, were even cooperating with the Gestapo telling on neighbors or anyone they knew the SS were looking for in the hope they would be spared!

[@elisabethdakak878]

You should read The Ghetto of Kishinev The story took place in Rumania where the Nazi leader made sure not one single Jewish escaped the deportation 😩😩😩😩

[@marinazagrai1623]

@@elisabethdakak878 My mother was born exactly in that town and her family fled the Soviet invasion in ‘43. The Nazis controlled the country since the very new king (Hohenzollern) was forced to abdicate his throne.

[@laceyharless5203]

I can't be exactly sure but I think Eva visited the holocaust museum in Washington DC the day that I was there. I think she had written a book and was selling it there, she was telling us all stories of her experience and it was truly remarkable

[@stephensmith2323]

What a beautiful girl. It makes my heart sink knowing that she knew she was going to be killed. Makes my stomach sick.

[@marymichaels9187]

So nice to listen to her. Glad she made it!

[@sonyalindee8676]

I feel for Eva the most painful was when she said she was made to feel unwelcome. After all that suffering you would of thought people would of treated her better. My family is indigenous and I’m sorry we were not contemporaries. I would of held your hand and said hey Eva do you want to swap recipes? We could of made good friends over a pot of tea.☕️☕️

[@Lilac914]

What a sweet lady.. she reminds me of my nursing school teacher

[@drewwyllie]

What an amazing woman with an incredible story. Such wisdom and power in her words!! God bless

[@lookingforghosts]

I am so glad you are alive . RIP Anne you have touched my life so many times

[@pine._.apples588]

she also survived the Holocaust, her father died in camp ): and people say this was all made up wtf

[@auronnyagangopadhyay7104]

hol up

[@rebeccadunn9997]

Diary of anne Frank amazing book highly recommend

[@2Cambell]

I was an early reader and read it well before it was on my school list. I was so young and had so many questions after I read it. I read other things too, in the library about WWII. Yeah, I was almost 8. My Grandma just sighed 😞 and she explained that she could tell me almost anything about what happened during WWII that I wanted to know, except about why people would do this. She said she still didn't understand.

[@auronnyagangopadhyay7104]

@@2Cambell ....

[@juandeltoro8034]

Anne frank could have been an author and tell other people what she and her family been through during hiding . I hate hitler and his nazis rip Anne frank your story lives on even though you are not hear anymore

[@MxmdAmn]

Please Dont interrupt when She's talking 🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️

[@lindashelley3635]

Huns CT This was just one item on a news programme, not a longer documentary, so obviously they were constrained for how much time they had to tell the story. I don’t know why this lady was being interviewed, maybe she had written a book about her experiences, or possibly there was going to be a documentary and she was there to promote it so anyone who was interested could follow it up in more detail.

[@Liitebulb]

@Samantha Cole doesn't stop her from writing a book

[@hwer1253]

@@lindashelley3635 LOL idiot. They tell you her she is at the start of the video.

[@catel748]

i admire the last line of the drama of The Diary of Anne Frank Otto: “she puts me to shame.”

[@brendanngin9939]

That’s great I never knew about that .

[@mohammadjameel1863]

This is so emotional

[@Hellokittylover-tm4zu]

I love hearing stories about the Second World War! Mostly about Anne frank :)

[@bushraakibriah5529]

Anne's stepsister is a truly remarkable person

[@tilakmadichettitheappdeveloper]

anne frank's story is super inspiring . we had a lesson on her life in middle school , I didn't like it back then as I was only after fun and mystery kinda stuff but eventually I grew up and those kinda stories mean a lot . R.I.P Anne Frank

[@robinromine8158]

If it happened before it can happen again. 😔

[@dahlballelizabeth7935]

Robin Romine it is but it isn’t big or public

[@lvria1233]

Doesn’t it happen in China for a group of people?

[@princesspop123]

North Korea...

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

Happening now. Just keep watching the Covidian Show.

[@TheEduardoReyes]

This is heartbreaking.

[@xhogun8578]

What an amazing lady, wish more people could hear her message.

[@Liitebulb]

The Netherlands was actually neutral during the war, it was of course illegally invaded but once they were there it was too late.

[@jimraelenser1907]

Excellent program

[@baz_1239]

Margot had a dairy but it was never found

[@Leratomogase]

im watching this on 11 may 2020... happy birthday madam!

[@stephencarter9570]

Me too

[@sandyhossman7771]

I visited their hiding area in Amsterdam, it broke my heart. They were on a ship a few miles from our shore, we refused them to immigrant

[@noellevalentineplatell]

I’m proud to share the same birthday as Anne Frank💙

[@leahroselec5676]

I am a danish girl.My grandparents were polish immigrants,they moved to denmark and then the amazing swedes took them in.Since Sweden was neutral and denmark was against,so my grandparents took a scary boat (the sailors were paid thousands) to Sweden,They survived and cane back to denmark after the war and saw most of her family had died,including my great grandpa who was a famous write in those days,reply if you would like to know his name.

[@riyachoudhary6195]

Yes please

[@ifeinsteingoesawayigoaway7497]

Count your blessings. I couldn't even fathom what they had to endure

[@reythejediladyviajakku6078]

Eva would have been a great stepsister to Anne had to survived. She was lucky her stepdad was Otto. He was famously good with kids

[@cristhianvillanuevavargas4337]

Imagine to live 2 years in a little room

[@Mehlsuppe]

Well it wasn't just one room but at least six. And on the weekends they could go through the front house. But still a cruel time.

[@kelleymasters1522]

Very interesting interview

[@viperqueen2093]

This lady got a strong memory power

[@ChocoBabiChan]

God bless this woman!❤

[@kateadams1990]

To anyone interested in learning about the Holocaust, there's a really interesting course on Coursera through Tel Aviv University. It is hard to imagine the resilience a human would need to survive an atrocity such as that.

[@theprayinggirl1587]

I didn't know Otto Frank remarried!!!!

[@kara8307]

Eva remembers it like yesterday. 😪

[@RollingEasy]

What are her feelings about Barbro Karlen? Have they met? Have they communicated?

[@farrellmcnulty909]

I'm glad I saw your comment, I was trying to remember what Barbro's full name was, so thanks for that.

[@becooldontfreez]

At the end of all, we are all human and want to be treated... feels so bad for all the pain they must have gone through, unimaginable.

[@javenvictoria1823]

This is truly gods work I believe that Eva was meant to be alive so that she could tell and add her own story because so many lives were lost at the hands of Hitler and they were a small percentage of lucky ones like her

[@kitty5902]

Thak you for sharing dear Eva.

[@themichael3105]

Brave people.

[@sewmeonekenobi639]

Where did the pictures come from?

[@khyatisharma8944]

It must hurt so bad after having to go through all this only for people to discredit and not believe it

[@kccox8516]

She's so wise and wonderful for talking about her life. We should understand, to protect America from Socialist/Communist Party. They hate America and we should remember that 🙏😷

[@michael8815]

5:50 woop shout out to the BBC!

[@asmrdragon2789]

RIP Anne Frank and may god bless her

[@ronaldvronca8999]

"Wars have to stop, you can't carry on destroying countries"......enough said.

[@starluzenja9861]

Breaks my heart thinking of Otto...💔💔

[@rshopperocarolan7082]

Thank you. She is the 1st person I know to confirm what my Military pilot said when he flew in to take them to other countries. They refused. He had his helmet and a spoon with teeth marks in it. Etc