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@@christyjohnson5618Anne was taken out by the German government (thru conquering Holland) and MLK, Jr. was taken out by the US government. Another similarity
Anne Frank was a childhood hero of mine- and remains a hero- for doing what so few twice her age and far more educated could ever do. She made an experience so horrific that it’s difficult to put into words relatable to people all over the world, especially children. WWII, that level of racism and disgust, the Holocaust, and even the idea of just mass-level conflict was foreign to me as a teen from a small town. The simple writings of a young girl I had never met made it understandable, relatable, and horrific in a way that shocked me to my core. I recall watching the old Shelley Winters version of the movie and sobbing in front of my classmates, going home, and just reading everything I could find on her, her family, the Holocaust, and the war as a whole. Hell, I sat and asked my grandpa (a WWII vet) to tell me everything he could remember. It’s just so rare to find someone who can move you with their words, someone who can reach a group of people so clearly and deeply. The fact she was a child- and writing only to herself- when she did so is just so profound. She’s a brilliant marker of history and should be celebrated as such 🤍
Anne Frank was taken to Berglen Belsen and she was with her sister Margot and they both died. Otto was the only survivor among all of them. I went to Anne Frank house in Amsterdam and it was so surreal that she was actually there. So sad she died. RIP Anne Frank I read her dairy at the age of 12. She was very mature for her age and very young too.
I have read, watched and listened to many movies, videos and documentaries on World War II. I will never forget this bleak part of history and the victims as well as those courageous people of all ages who put their lives on the line every day to help others.
I was able to visit the Anne Frank house in June. It was an incredible experience to see the actual photos and pictures and clippings that she had hung on her wall. It was just so sad. Their hiding place was much bigger than I thought but still I can’t imagine never being able to leave. I really wanted to go up into the attic and look out the same window as Anne and Peter but it’s blocked off.
The family I believe went to Aachen (her mothers birthplace) before going to Amsterdam. Now I understand Aachen and its "Stolpersteinen" in Aachen. I grew up just 15 or so km over the border NL.
I still cannot fathom the entire annihilation of entire families. The Diary of Anne Frank was required reading in English class when I was in junior high school. I’ve read it numerous times since then. I wonder when was the last time it WAS required in American schools? Thank you for this.
It wasn’t required reading when I got to school, (went to elementary school in the early 2000’s), but a girl in my class did a speech on her diary once.
My English teacher set us both 'The Diary of Anne Frank' and 'Hiroshima' while every other class was reading Shakespeare. I was 14 at the time but at age 46, I still have an interest in the personal accounts from those who survived. None of my friends or my sister read The Diary of Anne Frank so I don't think it was required here in New Zealand. It wasn't until I was an adult that I realised my English teacher was Jewish and she had survived the war before coming to New Zealand. She never spoke of her experience but I wonder if it was painful to hear what her students opinions were about the war.
I always wonder what potential is lost in war. What could Anne have become? What other untold stories of promise were snuffed out before the owners of those stories could contribute to the world?
That's the hardest part for me to get my head around. Killing children. I can't imagine how they could live with themselves doing that. Among the most evil things anyone can do. I look at poor annes face and think my god how could they. If there is such a thing as heaven and hell i would imagine they are in the worst part of hell.
That's the power of dehumanization and the sad part is it's still with us. This is why it's so important to not buy into anyone who will tell you that another person is lesser than, regardless of the reason. No matter who you are or what you believe, you must remember that those different than yourself are every bit as human as you are. The scariest part is how easy it is to get people to go along with this sort of thing.
@@padsterblameme4822 No, it’s not. What’s going on in Israel is a war. It is not the targeted extermination of a religious or ethnic group. Any innocent death is a tragedy, but I’m about done with those who want to conflate the two.
@@jetty92487 Yes it is. Stop lying. They are deliberately targeting women and children and have done since the 1940s. Killing children in their mother's wombs , dropping bombs on hospitals, bombing refugee camps , torturing detainees isn't war. She didn't even write the book. Her dad did so he could cash in
@@padsterblameme4822 Yet they don't try to get away like the jews? Because palestine started it and won't leave israel alone. Take your brainwashed BS elsewhere.
It only took approximately 2 years to learn the lessons from this. They went from victims in 1945, to perpetrators starting in 1947 and continues to today, sadly. PEACE.
I’ve always marveled at the fact that all the power and fury and might and metal of the Nazis Thousand Year Reich… was completely overshadowed by the simple diary of a 13 year girl, in just one generation. That HAS to be the ULTIMATE Insult to Hitler.
Reading her diary when I was in Junior High School had a great impact on me. I have visited the Anne Frank museum twice, it’s a sad but moving place. It’s so sad that they almost made it thru the war 😔
I read her diary when I was in high school. I didn't understood of it. Then 2020 pandemic came. I got bored so I watched the animated movie and the live movie adaptation of her life. It made me sad.
This was heart breaking. See how when the Nazis arrived little changed.. At first. Then there was book burning and the people accepted it. Then registrationa and the people accepted it. Eventually the most awful persecution and the people felt they couldn't speak up now. We need to learn from history when there are calls to limit free speech etc.
Poor, poor girl and her family and many, many more families. A disgraceful period in human history. Let us pray that it never happens again. Man must get on with his fellow man otherwise we will destroy ourselves . 🙏🙏👵🇦🇺
Only time will tell if history is being repeated, with the government of Israel ignoring the reason for their own existence, and the existence of a diary of a Palestinian child keeping a diary at this time. A sad, yet important, documentation of the worst humanity has to offer.
There is a world of difference between the Holocaust and what is going on within Israel presently. To conflate the two is to do the most massive disservice to the horror of the Holocaust. The death of innocents is always a tragedy, but there is a definite difference between the unfortunate loss of life in war and the targeted systematic extermination of a particular group. I would suggest seeking out news from sources other than the mainstream as they appear to have a very clear anti-Israel bias. That's not to say that the Israelis have conducted the war perfectly and couldn't do more to protect civilians, but a genocide it most certainly is not.
@@jetty92487 YOU are the one who compared it to the holocaust. I compared it by the suffering of innocents, at the hands of an unchecked authoritarian murderous government. If the ICC and ICJ had any clout, it would have ended by now. To call it a war is an affront to Human dignity.
I remember reading her book for school and was so impressed at how bright she was. It felt like l really got to know her through her writing. An absolute tragedy that so many innocent ppl had to experience such a cruel death. Life is unfair for everyone, but it was definitely more unfair for them. If there is a heaven, l hope she is there with her family
I read her diary when I was in middle school and high school always had me sad that she lived a short life but I know she a much better place with her family and friends!!
ما حصل لي ان فرانك نفسه ماحصل اليوم بااطفال غزة المساكين
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not even remotely. The hamas terrorists chose to bring this upon themselves by attacking the Israelis like the cowards they are. The Jews in WWII did nothing to bring the wrath of the Nazis down upon them other than exist. Attempting to compare the 2 on the same level is disingenuous at best. Hamas can end this today by returning the hostages that they have taken and surrender. They choose not to. The Jews in WWII did not have that option.....
Seems there’s allot of information coming out about Anne Frank I think Anne Frank and everyone with her in the spirit world is trying to warns us that fascism is returning
Thank you for telling Anne's story with such respect. I first read her diary as an 11 year old at school. I couldn't get my head around how one set of people could decide to murder millions of men, women and children just because they are Jewsish. 50 years later and I still can't comprehend it. Nor can I understand how some people try to minimise the horrific events of the Holocaust or worse, deny it ever happened.
Prove it. There is literal video footage of her taken in Amsterdam standing on a balcony watching a wedding party go by. And Who is the young girl in all the pictures that accompany the diary, if "Anne never existed", as you so state? You made the accusation, burden of proof is on you buddy-boy.
It’s wild to me that with all the proof: evidence, photos, videos, written documentation, etc, there are still people who don’t believe the Holocaust was real. Religion I can understand questioning, but taking such bountiful proof of things like the earth being round, the Holocaust having happened, and the world being so old, yet still closing your eyes soo tightly and screaming “it’s not real!” like a child getting spooked by a shadow, is just sad and laughable. Saying something repeatedly doesn’t make it true and try as you might, history cannot completely be erased, no matter how hard you wish it. Stupidly should be painful; self-induced stupidity, even more so.
This video inspired me to look more into my family records of those that perished in the Holocaust and their descendants. My second cousin Charlotte died in Auschwitz and was closer to Margot Frank’s age, but she looked so much like Anne! With them, I see the lives that were lost and the dreams that were stolen. Anne Frank’s legacy is incredibly bittersweet, she wanted to be a professional writer and didn’t get to see her impact on the world and history. Thank you TPP for your terrific content. Keep up the excellent work and never stop shooting for the stars 🫶🏼.
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Titles with the names of the personalities should be kept next to them.
Suggestion: Pedro I of Brazil
Keep up the good work!
Anne Frank and Martin Luther King jr where born in the same year
I just saw that on a video yesterday. How sad, they have another thing in common, being killed 🙁 RIP anne & mlk
I didn’t know. Thanks for the 411!
@@christyjohnson5618Anne was taken out by the German government (thru conquering Holland) and MLK, Jr. was taken out by the US government. Another similarity
And Barbara Walters
*were
Anne Frank was a childhood hero of mine- and remains a hero- for doing what so few twice her age and far more educated could ever do. She made an experience so horrific that it’s difficult to put into words relatable to people all over the world, especially children. WWII, that level of racism and disgust, the Holocaust, and even the idea of just mass-level conflict was foreign to me as a teen from a small town.
The simple writings of a young girl I had never met made it understandable, relatable, and horrific in a way that shocked me to my core. I recall watching the old Shelley Winters version of the movie and sobbing in front of my classmates, going home, and just reading everything I could find on her, her family, the Holocaust, and the war as a whole. Hell, I sat and asked my grandpa (a WWII vet) to tell me everything he could remember.
It’s just so rare to find someone who can move you with their words, someone who can reach a group of people so clearly and deeply. The fact she was a child- and writing only to herself- when she did so is just so profound. She’s a brilliant marker of history and should be celebrated as such 🤍
The barbarity you talk about has been alive and well in occupied Palestine now for 80 yrs
Anne Frank was taken to Berglen Belsen and she was with her sister Margot and they both died. Otto was the only survivor among all of them. I went to Anne Frank house in Amsterdam and it was so surreal that she was actually there. So sad she died. RIP Anne Frank I read her dairy at the age of 12. She was very mature for her age and very young too.
I have read, watched and listened to many movies, videos and documentaries on World War II. I will never forget this bleak part of history and the victims as well as those courageous people of all ages who put their lives on the line every day to help others.
Read the diary again last year. In the back of your mind, you know what's gonna happen and it still hits hard as soon as you finish the diary
When you visit the house 🏠 it’s a miracle they didn’t spot her sooner
it almost like, its, fayke.
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If you think that youre an idiot@@adlisjsupremacy3318
AND DOESN'T THAT RIGHT THERE TELL YOU THAT THE WHOLE STORY IS FAKE????
@@jeremy-cb2nn no
So close to Liberation and then she had to die from disease. 💔🤢 What a brave intelligent girl !!
Love your content guys! Thanks For this ❤❤❤❤
"I am not a hero. I am not a special person.” - Miep Gies
Millions upon millions of people would respectfully disagree. I’m proud to be one of them.
I was able to visit the Anne Frank house in June. It was an incredible experience to see the actual photos and pictures and clippings that she had hung on her wall. It was just so sad. Their hiding place was much bigger than I thought but still I can’t imagine never being able to leave.
I really wanted to go up into the attic and look out the same window as Anne and Peter but it’s blocked off.
The family I believe went to Aachen (her mothers birthplace) before going to Amsterdam. Now I understand Aachen and its "Stolpersteinen" in Aachen. I grew up just 15 or so km over the border NL.
I still cannot fathom the entire annihilation of entire families. The Diary of Anne Frank was required reading in English class when I was in junior high school. I’ve read it numerous times since then. I wonder when was the last time it WAS required in American schools? Thank you for this.
It was required for me. I had to read it in 2017 or so.
It’s still required in American schools. At least in New Jersey. We read it in 8th grade (12-13 years old)
It wasn’t required reading when I got to school, (went to elementary school in the early 2000’s), but a girl in my class did a speech on her diary once.
My English teacher set us both 'The Diary of Anne Frank' and 'Hiroshima' while every other class was reading Shakespeare. I was 14 at the time but at age 46, I still have an interest in the personal accounts from those who survived. None of my friends or my sister read The Diary of Anne Frank so I don't think it was required here in New Zealand. It wasn't until I was an adult that I realised my English teacher was Jewish and she had survived the war before coming to New Zealand. She never spoke of her experience but I wonder if it was painful to hear what her students opinions were about the war.
Still is required at my children’s school. But they got rid of to kill a mockingbird.
I always wonder what potential is lost in war. What could Anne have become? What other untold stories of promise were snuffed out before the owners of those stories could contribute to the world?
Do a video on Janusz Korczak, the King of the Orphaned Child.
Only person to have a free ticket out of the Warsaw Ghetto.
That's the hardest part for me to get my head around. Killing children. I can't imagine how they could live with themselves doing that. Among the most evil things anyone can do. I look at poor annes face and think my god how could they. If there is such a thing as heaven and hell i would imagine they are in the worst part of hell.
That's the power of dehumanization and the sad part is it's still with us. This is why it's so important to not buy into anyone who will tell you that another person is lesser than, regardless of the reason. No matter who you are or what you believe, you must remember that those different than yourself are every bit as human as you are. The scariest part is how easy it is to get people to go along with this sort of thing.
It's happening in Palestine right now since you care about that sort of thing
@@padsterblameme4822 No, it’s not. What’s going on in Israel is a war. It is not the targeted extermination of a religious or ethnic group. Any innocent death is a tragedy, but I’m about done with those who want to conflate the two.
@@jetty92487 Yes it is. Stop lying. They are deliberately targeting women and children and have done since the 1940s.
Killing children in their mother's wombs , dropping bombs on hospitals, bombing refugee camps , torturing detainees isn't war.
She didn't even write the book.
Her dad did so he could cash in
@@padsterblameme4822 Yet they don't try to get away like the jews? Because palestine started it and won't leave israel alone. Take your brainwashed BS elsewhere.
Im sure he’d still be here if she wasn’t ratted out!
R.I.P Anne and all 6 million victims of pure, unadulterated evil. Sadly the lessons have still not been learned.
It only took approximately 2 years to learn the lessons from this. They went from victims in 1945, to perpetrators starting in 1947 and continues to today, sadly.
PEACE.
"But the thing about betrayal is that it never comes from your enemies"-Lawkeeper Equity Mlp Ace Attorney EOJ
اريدو وثااقي عن مارلينه ديتريش وايمانويل كانت
I’ve always marveled at the fact that all the power and fury and might and metal of the Nazis Thousand Year Reich… was completely overshadowed by the simple diary of a 13 year girl, in just one generation. That HAS to be the ULTIMATE Insult to Hitler.
A wise and relevant comment !
Such creative videos you’ve on this channel. Just subscribed!
Thank you for such an excellent documentary. I believe the diary to be one of the most valuable primary sources in WW2 history.
Reading her diary when I was in Junior High School had a great impact on me. I have visited the Anne Frank museum twice, it’s a sad but moving place. It’s so sad that they almost made it thru the war 😔
I cry when I think about her.😢😥😪💔💖🙏
Their exact intention. They played you like a fiddle.
I read her diary when I was in high school. I didn't understood of it. Then 2020 pandemic came. I got bored so I watched the animated movie and the live movie adaptation of her life. It made me sad.
Will an understanding now and and in the future do do we have the real ability to control hatred?
This was heart breaking. See how when the Nazis arrived little changed.. At first. Then there was book burning and the people accepted it. Then registrationa and the people accepted it. Eventually the most awful persecution and the people felt they couldn't speak up now.
We need to learn from history when there are calls to limit free speech etc.
Absolutely excellent!
Read the book years ago. Touching ❤
It's ironic that it's started to happen in this country the U.S. the country that worked so hard to stop the holugust 80 year's ago
Sad she could still be alive today albeit older 😢
Exquisitely narrated!
I agree. Just so wonderful!!!
Poor, poor girl and her family and many, many more families. A disgraceful period in human history. Let us pray that it never happens again. Man must get on with his fellow man otherwise we will destroy ourselves . 🙏🙏👵🇦🇺
Unfortunately it is happening today mate.
PEACE.
I cry when I think about her.😢❤
Wow did not k ow that
2 people who made a difference in this world
Anne Frank life show's us how brutual Nazis are
Only time will tell if history is being repeated, with the government of Israel ignoring the reason for their own existence, and the existence of a diary of a Palestinian child keeping a diary at this time.
A sad, yet important, documentation of the worst humanity has to offer.
There is a world of difference between the Holocaust and what is going on within Israel presently. To conflate the two is to do the most massive disservice to the horror of the Holocaust. The death of innocents is always a tragedy, but there is a definite difference between the unfortunate loss of life in war and the targeted systematic extermination of a particular group. I would suggest seeking out news from sources other than the mainstream as they appear to have a very clear anti-Israel bias. That's not to say that the Israelis have conducted the war perfectly and couldn't do more to protect civilians, but a genocide it most certainly is not.
@@jetty92487absolutely 💯
@@jetty92487 YOU are the one who compared it to the holocaust. I compared it by the suffering of innocents, at the hands of an unchecked authoritarian murderous government. If the ICC and ICJ had any clout, it would have ended by now. To call it a war is an affront to Human dignity.
@@jetty92487 They are targeting civilians on purpose. Gross clown.
@@jetty92487 Tell that to the people of Dresden, oh you can't. You forgot to mention that was your opinion.
You conveniently left out the part where she wrote her diary in a pen that had yet to be invented when she wrote her diary.
That didn't happen, you conveniently believed a theory which has no proof because it benefits your personal preferred ideas.
I remember reading her book for school and was so impressed at how bright she was. It felt like l really got to know her through her writing.
An absolute tragedy that so many innocent ppl had to experience such a cruel death.
Life is unfair for everyone, but it was definitely more unfair for them.
If there is a heaven, l hope she is there with her family
Absolutely in heaven with her family ! 💟🙏
Almost like it wasn't written by a 13 year old girl at all huh?
Can you do the Mirabal Sisters next
I read her diary when I was in middle school and high school always had me sad that she lived a short life but I know she a much better place with her family and friends!!
ما حصل لي ان فرانك نفسه ماحصل اليوم بااطفال غزة المساكين
not even remotely. The hamas terrorists chose to bring this upon themselves by attacking the Israelis like the cowards they are. The Jews in WWII did nothing to bring the wrath of the Nazis down upon them other than exist. Attempting to compare the 2 on the same level is disingenuous at best. Hamas can end this today by returning the hostages that they have taken and surrender. They choose not to. The Jews in WWII did not have that option.....
Bullshit! Why can't you blame hammas?
Seems there’s allot of information coming out about Anne Frank I think Anne Frank and everyone with her in the spirit world is trying to warns us that fascism is returning
Breedable ❓
😢
Thank you for telling Anne's story with such respect. I first read her diary as an 11 year old at school. I couldn't get my head around how one set of people could decide to murder millions of men, women and children just because they are Jewsish. 50 years later and I still can't comprehend it. Nor can I understand how some people try to minimise the horrific events of the Holocaust or worse, deny it ever happened.
You really can't understand why people question an event that by your own admission doesn't make any sense?
Seriously?
I was born on 12th June too
Respect the reslience
She Fakable❓
What do you mean?
Rest in peace
Well presented
Yes
Thank you so much for this ❤ Anne Frank and her sister Margot Frank and all her Family and friends, Anne Frank will live on Always and Forever 💗💖💕
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Love the video can you do the Boston Bombers
She never existed.
Prove it. There is literal video footage of her taken in Amsterdam standing on a balcony watching a wedding party go by. And Who is the young girl in all the pictures that accompany the diary, if "Anne never existed", as you so state? You made the accusation, burden of proof is on you buddy-boy.
@@ladycplumvideo of a girl alleged to be her.
It’s wild to me that with all the proof: evidence, photos, videos, written documentation, etc, there are still people who don’t believe the Holocaust was real. Religion I can understand questioning, but taking such bountiful proof of things like the earth being round, the Holocaust having happened, and the world being so old, yet still closing your eyes soo tightly and screaming “it’s not real!” like a child getting spooked by a shadow, is just sad and laughable.
Saying something repeatedly doesn’t make it true and try as you might, history cannot completely be erased, no matter how hard you wish it. Stupidly should be painful; self-induced stupidity, even more so.
Who knows my man? who knows
@@Joshua_Froschauer Still not proof.
I had a hot dog stand named after her once : "Anne's Franks.'
Not funny and disrespectful
I love fiction!!!
Being a democrat you would.
From your basement far away from the Netherlands you think you know better than Dutch families who have seen it.
This video inspired me to look more into my family records of those that perished in the Holocaust and their descendants. My second cousin Charlotte died in Auschwitz and was closer to Margot Frank’s age, but she looked so much like Anne! With them, I see the lives that were lost and the dreams that were stolen.
Anne Frank’s legacy is incredibly bittersweet, she wanted to be a professional writer and didn’t get to see her impact on the world and history.
Thank you TPP for your terrific content. Keep up the excellent work and never stop shooting for the stars 🫶🏼.