I have made a new video related to Anne Frank: Margot Frank - Short documentary (which you can find on my page). I have also made an Anne Frank Instagram account (link in the description bar).
Anne actually chose the name' Robin' as her Nom de Plume (' Anne Robin'), but the world knows her by her actual name:' Anne Frank'. As a Robin, I find that very cool.
I feel the same during my college life which I still haven’t finished I was traumatized with a serious family matter and then the virus. But every story is truly special
exactly, this kind of things can never happen again, i’m ashamed of this dark times, i really want to show the world that this cannot happen again, we have to keep this memories alive for not letting this to happen...
@@1fromoutside Yes, we're spoiled yet we still aren't satisfied. Billionaires are racing to go to other planets. I'm happy to live in this era, no war (atleast not yet) There is a pandemic, but thankfully it isn't as bad as the last one. We should be thankful instead.
i'm pretty sure if she would've have survived....she would've been one of the best writers in our times. Sadly she was taken so early by the most evil and cruel man to ever live in history.
Exactly! I always thought about it. It’s drives me crazy. It’s unfair. There are other kids who suffered. Although, everything is about the diary, not her.
I can't hold my tears looking at all of these pictures... I see a little child with the sweetest smile on her lips ready to discover the world... It hurts so much to see her so happy in the pictures with school uniform, so innocent .:. If I had a chance to go back in time, I would go there and hug her very tight and tell her that she's save, and everything is alright, that none will dare to take a life of such a brave little girl... I don't know what am I even writing, so many emotions... I hate war, I hate how some were that heartless to take her life ... Rest in peace Anne Frank! You will stay in our hearts forever!
Only two she had her school uniform on. The rest were her actual clothes. Anyways great comment. Anne will always be here with us among with her family and friends.
On the positive note, ANNE had a CHANCE in life...... ANNE had wonderful educated parents ANNE was raised in a loving environment ANNE was raised among the elites ANNE had the chance of being educated enough to write ANNE was encouraged by her parents ANNE was well sheltered in her hiding place ANNE had a lot of wisdom for her age ANNE left us a legacy of HOPE On the negative note, ANNE did not have a CHANCE of living her full life! RIP darling ANNE.... The World loves you!
+Oh long johnson Well it still would've been famous I shouldn't really have said that it wouldn't that was wrong. But it wouldn't have been as tragic if she had survived and there is a possibility (a small one though) that she may not have published it if she had survived.
It would have still been the only accounting of what happened during that time to have ever been found and spread. She could have become a great novelist, speaker, god she could have grown into so many wonderful things.
Anne Frank is one of this incredible human being who, once you read about everything she went through and how she dealt with it, you take a look at yourself and wonder if you even have the right to complain about the problems you face
+James Michel Amen Bro! Amen. I first read her book when I was Fourteen in 1980. I've seen so many Adaptions of her Life whether it's a Motion Picture, Play, or TV Production. Her story never ceases to amaze people.
Yes, she really was incredible. I agree. The way she invented ball point pens and traveled through time to write here diaries as her own father. Truly amazing.
I think what saddens me most is that she could have lived! It was only a month that the camp was liberated after her death. And for Peter van Dan only 3 days it was that he could have been saved! Such a tragedy. I seriously feel my heart just breaking inside me.
Anne Frank is immortal through her diary. If today we can feel her pain , her emotions it means she is among us. Her thoughts and her feelings were never meant to die. Future generations will always remember her. With love❤
Although her life was short and tragic, she fulfilled her mission. Had she been released before her untimely demise, the world would not have such a monumental document that shed light on one of the most tragic events in human history. Her energy was set free in 1945 and there's no doubt that it's alive and well today.
Even if she didnt publish the diary, Anne said she'd publish a book of the Annex. Which eventually shed publish her diary. Besides,I just wanted her to live. Even if I dont get a book by her.
Concentration camps make me cry on their own, just looking at the pictures it's horrible. But reading the book and getting to know this pure hearted little girl and then finishing the book and realising what happened is just there are no words for how tragic it is.
When I finished it I sat their in amazement before a thought came. "Shes gone,shes gone." It hurt to here that. I thought of it the entire book but not until you finish it it hits you and you feel sorrow but still happiness that she fulfilled her dream.
I've visited the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam some years ago. It was one of the most meaningful places to visit. I liked that the Anne Frank House was featured in the film, "The Fault in Our Stars". "The Diary of Anne Frank" was one of my favorite books to read. I also share the same birthday as Anne Frank - June 12th. I related to her because she had a passion for writing and journaling. Her death was a tragedy. What happened to many of the people she knew & loved was an inhumane injustice. She died at such a young age. I also think of other people who died young - Joan of Arc at age 19, the female basketball player & student - Lauryn Hill who died at age 19 this past week. I feel deep sympathy, empathy, and sadness for all those who died young who never had the chance to get married, have kids, have romances & relationships, etc. Right now, I've reached a point in my life where I'm kind of tired of hearing or reading stuff from some people aged 50 & above complaining about their love lives, relationships, & lives, when there have been many people who have died at very young ages due to war or medical issues. Those people aged 50 and above don't realize how lucky they were to have experienced marriage, to have had kids, grandkids, to still be alive & functioning well at age 50. They should look at all the positives they have in their lives instead of feeling sorry for themselves about their love lives. Many young people never got to experience love, romance, or any romantic relationship, period, before they died. I would like to believe that individuals who died young, such as Anne Frank, will be reincarnated again on Earth so that they could have a chance to live again with a complete happy life instead of having had to deal with tragedies at such a young age, and dying so young. I'm thinking about all the young people in war-torn countries right now. If some people have been married, had kids, gone through divorces, etc. by the age of 50 and are still living at age 50 and above, then it's hard for me to feel sympathy for them complaining about their love lives, etc. There are many people who have medical issues who have never been married or had kids. There are many people who haven't been married or haven't been through divorce because war, discrimination, medical issues, & other hardships got in their way. There are many people who don't have grandkids. There are many people who won't live up to the age of 50. So, for me, I'm going to understandably have more empathy, sympathy, & compassion for those who have never been married, never had kids, never had grandkids, never have never gone through divorce, those who have medical issues, or those who have gone through other hardships in life - like living through war and living in war-torn areas, and being discriminated against for being "different" than their oppressors. I just find myself relating to people like Anne Frank more & more. When I hear some people complain about some things going on in their lives, they don't realize that they didn't go through some of the really hard & difficult stuff some other people have gone through. People like Anne Frank. So, yeah, last year & this year, I've been finding myself taking a step back and looking at some people who are complaining about life and things, and then I realize that I didn't have many things in common with them. To me, when I see, hear, and read what's going on in their lives, their lives honestly aren't as bad as they're making it out to be, and their lives are not as bad as what some other people are experiencing and dealing with right now on this planet. That's the lesson you learn from people who have died young through hardships such as war, being murdered, or dying due to medical issues - such as Joan of Arc, Anne Frank, and Lauryn Hill, respectively. JMO. Thanks for sharing your nice video. Anne Frank's diary touched many people's hearts & minds across the world. I can only imagine all the great things she would have done & accomplished if she lived longer in this world.
VelvetGal5 wow.. Read your comment.. You had written the bitter truth..Where r you from? Your comment is 3 yr old..&today it is 12 Nov, 2018...I'm from India... Please reply!! .
Quite the most heartbreaking seven minutes i've ever watched. The music is so unbearably moving that it fits the images to perfection. When the strings come in at 2.06 i just feel like bursting into tears. A brilliant, beautiful soul, taken by evil before she even had a chance to really live. RIP Anne, history will never forget you.
At 2:06 when the music changes and this beautiful picture of her sweet smile and pretty face comes in, I have the same feelings like you and my eyes are getting wet every time..
She really did live on after death. She is alive & well. Thank you Anne for giving us a window into your soul. A beautiful soul indeed. May you continue to live in our hearts & the hearts of future readers.
It's impossible to fail to be haunted by those beautiful and kind eyes. Such a moving story of human courage and love in the face of unspeakable atrocity. I hope to live to the day that Anne Frank is canonized as a Saint.
Anne was pretty,I wish everyone had survived. Just longer enough to get joy,a lot of it and if they died with their family's and not without. With happiness and joy.
She was so smart.when you read her book it's just amazing how smart this soul was.if she lived no one would of touched her as a writer. She would Of gone on to be the greatest writer all-time.
I cry.. as I heard the story about she being at Bergen-Belsen and asked her friend for some food and after a few days she returned to Anne with a bag of food. It was thrown over a fence but another female prisoner catched the bag and she started crying. I can't imagine seeing a sweet small girl like she was crying over not having food it purely devastates me.
I read the unedited version of her diary (in Dutch as well, so it's exactly what she wrote except some words are changed to make it more understandable for people who live during this time). It's a really amazing story and she really did have potential to become a writer. It was not a exciting book because it was never meant to be, it's just the diary of a young teen who is forced to live with her family and some strangers in a small area. You almost expect some indication near the end of her family and friends being close to being captured because that's what we are used to with books. Of course, they had no idea they would be captured so the diary just ends with some explanation added at the end of how Anne and the other people (except for her father) there died and what happened afterwards.
Anne Frank did accomplish her goal in life, she wanted to be a famous writer or journalist and live after her death and she traveled the world in other's memories
It’s 2020 and this is one of the saddest and bravest stories ever 😢😄 one tear for what happened to Anne and her family and a smile for her bright spirit
Dulce niña no te lo merecías , Anne tú no estás muerta , estas en nuestros corazones y siempre te recordaremos como la pequeña escritora que eras , Gracias.
I read "The Diary of Anne Frank" in my 8th grade English class in 1964, ironically when I was 13. Her life story is an example of how God ordains prophetic providence to be preserved in the spirit of innocence for future generations. I am now 70 years old and still learning from young vulnerable people like Anne. I pray that our generation is preserving "lessons learned" from this even more volatile time in Earth's history!
i literally cried like a baby when i saw the movie and her pictures. i feel so bad for her. no one should have to live in hiding and then be dragged out of their house
Anne's story touches me in a very real way. I had, and survived the same illness that killed her. She certainly does live on through her diary. Thank God for this young woman's story.
I seriusly cried under my pillow after such a sweet memory of my dear anne ...the world really loves u anne ...u r in my heart and always be there forever ....❤❤...😢😢
It’s so hard to grasp at the fact that the Franks seemed like such a normal family and that they look like your next door neighbor. Anne was that girl you see down the road and all of a sudden they were taken away, tortured, abused by evil people. Like how could humans be that cruel? They did not deserve such treatment. Anne and Margot especially. I can’t imagine my nephews and nieces going through that.
So sad that the liberation of Holland was soon after she was captured ... I read her diary and feel so much sadness because she was such a bright girl .. i loved her i cant deny it ..
I agree, I can only imagine what a girl like that would have accomplished had she been as fortunate as her father. A Diary/Journal is a very powerful thing that unlocks yourself to yourself and makes you a better person for it.
The fact that they were betrayed toward the end of the war was no accident. Whoever did it knew that this was the one last chance to get reward money for turning in Jews.
Бедная, какая же она красавицей была, жаль, как мне жаль, что все вот так для неё кончилось, но в сердцах наших она жива, жива пока жива её книга ... она бессмертна.
Such a lovely child. I cannot bear to think of how horrible her last 6 months of life must have been. My heart goes out to all the innocent victims of the holocaust.
Oh child, my sweet child. I found this book at 13, the same age as Anne when she wrote it, and our emotions synced so deeply (obviously, I was still not as mature as her). Now I am 19, I have grown 6 years- and I will grow older while Anne forever will remain a child. And I will start seeing her as a child than someone I relate too, a sweet and pure soul not even the wars and genocide could break.
Das ist so wunderschön und so emotional💕💕🙏🕊 Liebe Anne, du hast keine Ahnung, wie sehr uns dein Schicksal und das der anderen, geprägt hat. Wenn du wüsstest, in wievielen Sprachen dein Tagebuch übersetzt wurde und um die Welt ging. Bis heute bist du mit deinem Schicksal in unseren Herzen präsent.💕🕊 Du und Millionen anderer Opfer, stehen als Symbol für Frieden und das dieser grausame Teil unserer Vergangenheit nie vergessen werden darf.🙏🕊 An die Überlebenden ein großes Danke, dass ihr mit uns eurer grausames Schicksal geteilt habt, so das die Welt niemals vergessen wird, was euch passiert ist.🙏 In Gedenken an alle Holocaust-Opfer, die Überlebenden und jene, die der grausamen Folter und Massenmord nicht entkommen konnten.🙏🕊 Ihr bleibt unvergessen, jeder einzelne von euch.💕🙏🕊
In none of the Anne Frank films that I have seen have they cast an actress who looks like Anne Frank, beauty standards suck, already exceed too much. Her eyes were not blue and that also made them beautiful, it gave her a captivating look, her nose was not small but it gave her a beautiful feature on her face and her smile, well no one can forget that sweet, sweet smile.
These pictures are just so beautiful I have no words to describe how they make me feel. I know Anne had a short life but she lived it to the fullest and she and her memories will never be forgotten
Dear Beautiful Anne, you live on… You are not forgotten and you did change the world with your writing! Your Diary is the most read book only after the Bible. You were a wonderful writer and no doubt you would have continued to express yourself in your gift. My heart thinks of you and your family and the millions of Jewish people who were murdered. To all the victims of the Holocaust no matter what nationality you are not forgotten. RIP
A always do think about my grandmas dad when people talk about Anne becuse they was born the same year 1929 and then i use to think that he is still living as a 84 year old man and that she died in a so Young age the age of 15...
she always had that bright, contagious smile and then when you remember what happened to her & others, your smile fades away and feels heartbroken for what they went through
The family had the opportunity to take some of their belongings when they were taken to the camp. After watching the film depicting how important the diary was to her I wonder if Anne already knew that she might not be returning and left the diary so the memory of her and her family would live on. Anne Franks life tells of the awful deeds that can stem from racism. Especially at the times that propaganda points the finger at certain groups of people for various problems.
