This clip haunts me. She would've never imagined for something like UA-cam to ever exist and many people watching her clip, reading her diary and remembering her for decades.
McCullum white When I read the Diary of Anne Frank in school my teacher suggested that if she would have survived the concentration camp, she would have still died famous for her knowledge and writings. Just a thought!
I read her diary when I was 10. She wrote that she believed there was good in everyone. It’s crazy to me that she could still believe that even with what was happening. Rest In Peace Anne Frank.
Breaks my heart. An ordinary little girl who had her whole life ahead of her, ended up having it cut short it such a cruel and horrific manner. The sad thing too is that she was one of millions who went through the exact same thing. Just ordinary people who’s lives were turned upside down. May they rest in peace.
And as we see today, no one learned a thing from this 1st person account because it still goes on today in our own country & around the world. Nothing is new under the sun.
@@didek999They killed her because she should never have been there in the first place. She was undoubtedly frail and weak at that point, making it even harder for her body to fight the illness, and that *is* the fault of those monsters.
This is quite painful. I can't fathom how her father must have felt after learning that his whole family has died, including his angel daughters. Anne was a gem. I am a quite peaceful person, but when I hear stuff like this, I wanna do so much harm to people who cause unwanted sufferings to such generous souls.
"In spite of everything, we still nailed Jesus to the cross accusing him of being evil." - Anne Frank What? Her father added stuff in ballpoint pen to pull your heartstrings - so anyone can add stuff, it's open source.
Wow, a year older than my granmda who lives with me. She wouldn't be so old. I mean... Some people live over 100 now... Would be Very interesting to see what she had to say, no?
I think the most ironic part is that she is one of the most recognizable and iconic authors in history, her diary being required reading in some schools in many countries, and she never knew it. She was just writing down thoughts she had the day she wrote them. Thoughts that she thought were just meaningless ramblings are now iconic and have been treasured and felt by a couple billion people at least, yet she might have died thinking she would fade into history as just another name...
I was 29 years old public school teacher when I finally read the book. This was when I decided to have a group of 7th grade students read the book for language arts. It was probably a life changing experience. I realized the power of written words and the power one child can have on the world. Almost thirty years later, at the age of 58, and still teaching public school, thinking of her story, continues to invigorate and inspire me to live my best. Because of Anne Frank, I will always realize that if you have almost nothing left, the human spirit can continue with vigor and passion.
The BIGGEST mistake as a teacher or an education system you can make is to FORCE people to read ART - Literature was my most favorite subject in school and it's the only one I BARELY passed - you can't force anyone to love your parents, it has to come NATURALLY - and that's what school systems all over the world don't get!!!
Maybe at age 58 you will finally realize most of the "diary" was written in ballpoint pen - which wasn't invented at the time of her being alive. She also died of typhoid. A virus caused by allies bombing supply transports to the camps - of which Anne saw 3 in total (weird for "death camps, isn't it?).
As teachers, of course we can require students to read certain works of literature. That is called curriculum. We can expose student to great pieces of art. Students hopefully will learn and their knowledge base will become richer. It remains their freedom to decide whether the like it or not.@@GeorgeTel100
She was so mature and outspoken for her age. I hope wherever she is, she acknowledges the impact she made on the world and that she, in fact, has gone on living even after her death.
My favourite Anne Frank quote that I memorised because I love it so much: " How wonderful is it that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world." - Anne Frank
When I was just a child I read her story... 12 years old... I fell in love with her... I guess a school boy crush and all... I saw and felt every detail of her writings... read and reread it over at over. I would say I fell in love with her, but I really know nothing about that. Now I am 55 years old and still she has a place in my heart. She will never be forgotten and I would love to meet her in Heaven the next Life. Jesus Rules, no other.
Omoooo.. I turn 15 jst 3 days ago. And in our alternative English book, there's no much details or writings of (her) in this book since I'm in the secondary class. Me either. Fall in love with her quotes :Despite everything, I believe ppl are really good at hearts. 😭❤. I jst loved it. And the fact. I'll get old one day make me sad. And 58 yrs? That's pretty long age. I hope you're doing fine.
She wrote in her diary "i dont know why im writing this diary, no ones ever going to want to read it. Who would be interested in the life of a 13 year old school girl?" 🥺
About half the world... 😢 I have 2 versions of her book. Anne's father insisted on leaving out her constant verbal clashes with her mother, from her original notes, in the first version of the diary. After the passing of mr Frank, Miep Gies narrated the book to be true to Anne's thoughts and mind.... In the first diary version the other family's name was van Daan. Their real name was van Pels. Mr Frank tried to protect their true identity. Possibly to avoid trouble for himself.
It's kinda creepy to know that she was alive, and she was breathing, and she lived all these moments. She felt her hair move when she turned, she felt her heart beat, and she felt her skin get cold or warm. And that was a long time ago. The even creepier thing is that, she died. Her body, her voice, her eyes, her hair, she died in such a horrific way.
+Lizzy Fandomsandfruit (Pomaberry) Honestly I feel the same way. Knowing that she had cells, she walked, she was on the Planet just scares me in just a cool way. I dont know how to explain it...
Brave girl. She stood up to the world’s greatest evil & never backed down. I am 46 now, I hope I can be just as brave as this little girl. Rest In Peace Anne, you inspire the WORLD.
>Soviet union unalived 100 civilians in 100 years >The "greatest evil" was Germany - with a max of 6 million, that you cannot even question in most countries lol, lmao
+John Aryan ... don't even think about doing that, I'm 1% Jewish so even though it's just barely there don't you DARE go insulting or threatening me or any other Jews (although I am Christian) and/or Holocaust victims/survivors anymore.
Ever since second grade, I’ve been so interested in Anne Frank. It’s so sad that she had to die. Her words were so powerful and she was so mature for her age. She went through all of this and still wrote about those people and how they were good at heart. It’s crazy to think how she didn’t realize, ever, that’d she’d become this known.
When I was 12, Anne's diary was the first grown-up book I ever read, she helped me to understand that there is timeless magic in words, she gave me a love of history but much more she taught me that a child can change the world. I have just retired, thirty years a teacher.
Yes, I too was a child about 9 or 10 years old when I read her beautiful story in the 80's; absolutely moved me. Thanks for sharing your story and I absolutely appreciate your wonderful contribution of teaching. You've a gift that keeps on giving. Happy Holidays, and may your future endeavors lead you to endless blessings. Cheers from Memphis.🌹📚✌🏽😊
I wish i knew the power of words, i never got facinated with words until i was 19 and hit failure really hard in studies for the first time in my life. Thats when i read quotes and something made me wonder to many things, new thinking and new feelings. Thanks to the words which showed its power on time.
*"In spite of everything, I still believe that people are good at heart."* - Anne Frank. Anne, these words of yours will continue to remind us that there is God in each one of us. Rest in peace in the lap of the Almighty, Dear.
"Paper has more patience than people." This is the best line in her diary. I can't imagine a girl at a tender age can have such deep thoughts. Sometimes I wonder what would be her reaction after publication of "her Kitty" What do you all think?
I feel that she's going to be extremely ecstatic, one of her dreams is to be immortalized and bring happiness to the people around her. Her "kitty" made her dreams possible. I can imagine her signing her books with pure joy, if she was born in today's generation. She would've been vlogger, just kidding. For real, I think that she will be filled with content and pure joy.
I would agree with that. It's a harsh truth I have come to know recently while trying to learn at school. Learning from books are better from learning in-person from people. People are so impatient.
I kinda think that you're an indian student who studies or has passed 10th standard bcoz our English syllabus had an extract from her diary which had this line "paper has more patience than people". Well I said this just outta curiosity :)
You are right. She was extremely wise for her age. I think the situation matured her on a young age. Beside that she grew up in an intellectual enviroinment and of course she must have been a very intelligent child. The way how she could read the minds of the people around her and describe their personalities is also outstanding, even for an adult.
@@lienbijs1205 she had the holy spirit and the gift of discernment. God used her in the most beautiful way, look how her memories from her diary still bless people today. Thank you Lord for giving us Ann Frank❤
I was lucky enough to see the house where she stayed. They didn't let us go up the stairs behind the bookshelf to see exactly where they lived,but it was a strange feeling being there and knowing what happened. I bought her book, "The Diary of Anne Frank". It was a really good read.
As a young school girl Anne Frank possessed more grace, wisdom, and writing skills than most college educated people amass in a lifetime. We can only wonder what wonderful, amazing, and brilliant things she might have accomplished had she not been killed so young.
She accomplished exactly what she needed to. Just because she died young doesn’t invalidate her accomplishments. There’s often a mindset that people think young ones don’t reach their full potential til they are adults. Not true at all. She was brilliant, talented, eloquent at that age for a reason.
I read Anne's diary for the first time recently, and i have never been so affected by a book in my life. Her writing was so extraordinary that i felt as if i had met and got to know Anne personally.Her story completely broke my heart and i have not been able to stop thinking about her since finishing the book. All that hope, all those dreams, and all that youthful optimism taken and crushed by absolute evil. And just a message to all the haters out there. I feel sorry for you, because as long as you live, you will never feel a fraction of the love, insight, joy and hope that Anne Frank did in her tragically few fifteen years. RIP ANNE FRANK.
Did her effect is still with you? It's been four years since you wrote this comment. In recent I have also read her diary and after than just want to about the consequence of war and her personally.
writing wasn't her 'destiny' or 'life's journey'. i think some of you are forgetting this is a little girl. her life was ahead of her. she was writing to COPE, not consciously knowing it was the last remnants of her before she died because of the atrocious conditions she was under in Bergen-Belson.
Thats exactly what i was thinking!!! We take solace in the fact that by reading her diary we are fulfilling her wish of not wanting to have lived in vain, whish is nice and reassuring, but was that her only desire? was that her biggest desire? She was afterall a child, she probably wanted to play, go to school, find love, have a family, go to college, work a job, write something more than just a diary. If we were to show Anne all the inspiration and courage she has given people and she still decides that she would have rather lived a normal, happy life-- We cant say she is WRONG for that, can we?!!
How many kids went through that back then though? There were so many Annes in the war.. so many kids died... We should acknowledge all of them through Anne's story
@@invaderjet5946 we dont have to know every story to still be able to acknowledge them as human beings who once suffered. I feel bad for every child I know and dont know, whose life had to be cut short especially under such horrible sircumstances. Anne is an example that was able to be shown and shared to us and I feel bad for her as much as I feel bad for every child that went through what she did.
She was one in millions, and one in a million. They were all real, individual people. It's a sobering thing I think people need to be reminded of now more than ever about those who are treated differently over such simple things they can't control, nor should have to.
It’s beloved my great great grandfather, Floyd Frank was a distant relative of her. Regardless I am proud of my ancestry and I am humbled by this story
I had the honor to visit the hiding place where Anne and her family along with others hid from the Germans. It is literally behind a book case. Inside you realize how small the rooms are and how spiritual this place is. There were people from every corner of the planet in those rooms from Americans to Japanese to Europeans. I stood there and wept out loud. I did not plan to... the emotion just poured out of me, not just for that young girl and the others who perished but for my own grandparents who died in a concentration camp.
I had a great uncle in Poland who was murdered / executed by the nazis. They went to grab him, he put up a fight and they shot him in the back of the head. Our Jewish heritage was kept quiet for many years because of fear of persecution.
I affectionately refer to her as little Anne. What struck me as I visited the house was the creaking of the upper floors and how they had to be silent during the daytime. No flushing of the toilet. Nothing. Another thing as I traveled by train from Maastricht Netherlands through Germany into Vienna Austria that was equally haunting was the thought of the cattle cars on the same tracks. How the Frank's were found after just more than 2 years of hiding is still a mystery. Lovingly remembered little Anne. 😪
@@therainbowguy8056 Yes, I agree, but I don't think that was ever confirmed. It was more like a rumor both then and now. That's why I called it a mystery
And just reading her writing, I would otherwise find it almost impossible that it was a 14-year-old's words. Such an intelligent person lost; imagine what she would have written in her later years.
Her dream came true. She is known in every household for her excellent work. She died so young but made her impact on the world. May her soul rest in peace.
She was such a kind and wise kid. I can't help but get so emotional thinking about what happened to her and everybody else who were killed and separated from their families.
We had a chapter about Anne Frank in our 10th grade English textbooks. I still vividly remember a line from the chapter, anne had written in her diary "I'm pretty sure no one is gonna read this boring account of a school girl". It's so ironic that now the whole world knows about her and reads her diary
I visited Anne Frank's House in Amsterdam, 10 years ago. To climb five storeys of steep stairs then stand in the attic with my infant daughter on my hip and see the diary under glass was a deeply moving experience. The mass cruelty of humankind toward each other is astounding. If only we could say the world had learned its lessons on war and tyranny. But we have Anne's writing to remind us.
@@Lina-ix3xw she died in world war 2 months before it stopt she lived in our country the netherlands she was a jewis girl that was the only reason she died she was a jew so dumo for reall
@@Lina-ix3xw Anne and her family (The frank family) hid in a tiny annex (attic) away from Germans who were capturing and killing Jews during WW2 (World War 2). The frank family included Anne, Otto Frank (dad) Edith Frank ( Mother) Margot (pronounced Mar-go Annes sister). Meip gies (A German) help hide the frank family including the Van Daans who hid with the franks. They hid for about two years before someone betraying them (Still unknown who) told the Nazis (People who disliked jews) where they were they were captured and put in concentration camps. They were separated and all died except the father Otto Frank. He published Annes diary in memory of her and her story and what they had to go through.
That is what people in #neardeathexperiances often say about earth that earth is hell unlike heaven which they experienced. They did not want to come back to there bodies but a dead relatives spirit or spirit guide told them its time to go back to earth its not your time.
@@manishavaish6500 damn u smart bro, i think for me one question went wrong, actually two. Idk i am sad...but yeah CONGRATULATIONS 🎉🎉 Also where is the answer key, i didn't match it from any trusted source
It’s so amazing how much wisdom a child had. She has encouraged generations with her beautiful words and impressed millions with her wonderful, resilient soul. Just a precious human being. She’s one of the few people who we can say has done good in the world.
It’s alarming to say the least that she was aware of her death. That she was aware she was going to probably die in the war. It’s terrifying to know that she was smiling, living, breathing and existing but, it all stopped one day and she knew it
@Logan Roof this is the kind of shit where I think about telling people to kys, but I don't because that would be wrong. So there, keep that in mind before posting things like this online
When I was a mere boy, attending an all boys college prep school, I used to read the Diary of Anne Frank in the school library on the sly. It was not the kind of thing a boy could be caught reading in that environment without being hazed mercilessly about it... So, I could not risk actually checking the book out. But I would sneak it off the shelf in the library and put the little book inside a larger book which I would have open around it, so I could pretend to be reading something else. I'm sure I had a kind of terrible literary crush on the girl...as I was thoroughly entranced and charmed by all that I read, and I read it again and again...
I read Anne's Diary when I was 11. I'm 61 now, and I read her Diary over, and over. She was so intelligent, and she reached So Many Millions of people, her Legacy will live forever.
What’s so sad is that she had joy in her soul. She was happy to live and she loved writing. Until people took it away. They took her joy, her beautiful smile and made it into sadness and tears. May Anne, her mother, sister and everyone else who died because of the Nazis rest in peace.
I was so sad thinking about her. That how can be some people are so cruel towards such innocent people. Now I want to be double cruel than them and destroy them with their cruelty. But it will just remain in heart with so much pain. I wish to I had a time machine........
I finished her diary for the second time, haven't read it in nearly ten years. It's been about a week since I've finished it and I can't stop doing more research on the topic, it's just chilling/haunting. But this video here is very sad to me for some reason. I hope she knows that her book has touched the world!
I cannot lie, all of my life I have heard of Anne Frank, but she seemed so other; so fictional, though I knew her to be otherwise. Now to see her move as we do, it is apparent that she was so real and it's almost terrifying in a way... It's like seeing a picture of an ancestor you've only heard lots about!
ikr her story brings me pain fr shit is crazy and it really makes me keep in mind to do all I can to be a good person and help humanity. Small ways are huge to somebody fr.
@@milkaddiction513 You dont have to change the world, just do what you can to make it a better place. I wish you all the best, have a magical journey hun xx
@@MrsYvonnenewman Thank you for the kind word. I really needed to hear that and I hope you will also be able to follow your heart and do what you can do to make this world a better place ❤
Thank you for telling us that; I'm going to do the same with each of my grandchildren. I pray that they will learn from precious Anne all the things we have learned, and that they will do everything in their power to ensure that horrible atrocity never happens again.
“As you look at the window, you see a young girl staring at you, this is Anne Frank, she didn’t know what was coming, what was coming was an event that killed millions of Jews, including her.”
It's amazing how a mundane or usually unnoticed action such as looking out the window and turning to talk to someone can be so mesmerizing after getting to know them..
When I visited her home in Amsterdam I couldn’t stop crying...her father discovered how good, deep and mature she was after loosing her to Nazi’s cruelty.
For those wondering: She describes the period from 12 June 1942 to 29 March 1944. Anne worked hard: in a those few months, she wrote around 50,000 words, filling more than 215 sheets of paper.
@@BalkanPrussia Her writing was analyzed by professionals and they concluded that it was Anne herself who wrote it. This idea of being her father that did was implanted by antisemitism, followers of Nazism and holocaust deniers.
@@BalkanPrussia There where some bits added on by her father, some also omitted because of being too sexual or it gave an unflattering image to some who resided in the annex with her.
She also wrote about a dozen short stories and a complete YA novel called "Cady's Life".And for the nimrods who are going to say her father wrote them,they were published after he died.It boggles my mind to think anyone could believe that after being in a death camp,being freed and then being sent all over Russia for a year because of beaureaucratic mixups,searching for the fate of his wife and daughters only to find out they all died,then go back to Amsterdam and try to restart his business,that after going through all that,a middle-aged man who never had any literary experience or ambitions,is going to sit down and write a diary,short stories,and a novelette all in the voice of a teen girl.It is not widely known that Anne's sister Margot also kept a diary,so if he was actually going to"fake" it,why not write two fakes?But some people just have no logic.They seem to think if they can convince ppl that the diary is not real,then maybe the Holocaust didn't happen as well.You can't convince such people with logic,they have none.
Watching her turning her head is just........... I came from a country where you would never find Anne Frank in History textbook at school. Even Holocaust only took a few pages. But after reading her diary, i want my future child to learn all positivity and bravery she told us.. R.I.P Anne 🥀
I imagine that she is looking down at us from a window in heaven, just as she had done from her window that day. Rest in peace, Anne Frank, and thank you for changing the world and all of our lives. You truly do live on!
Her father wanted Audrey Hepburn to play her in the movie because she was so much like her. But, Hepburn, who lived through the occupation and nearly starved to death, couldn't re-live those memories, and declined the offer.
@@my2worlddss you trying to troll? "People can tell you to keep your mouth shut, but that doesn't stop you from having your own opinion." Is the real quote. Option doesn't evdn make any sense.
This little video is the most moving short-clip I've ever seen. Actual video footage of Anne Frank? How cool is that? Wow. I am absolutely speechless so gonna have to leave it there.
She possessed the heart of a child, the strength and courage of 1000 men and the teaching abilities unmatched by anyone and all the while she was totally unaware she had these gifts. Rest in peace child.
Beautiful. What an amazing and lovely little girl she was. I wish she could see how many books she had sold and how many people look up to her. She would never have known. In the darkest of times she had in the worst period in history she always had a smile on her face. Some People don't smile now with big houses and fancy cars, but she always did as she was very intelligent and had a lot of interest about the world and the way we live. God bless her soul. So sad.
TheWhiteDove I know her life to me was an inspiring tragic tale that had to end I wish I could do something about it but sadly , she sand her family are gone R.I.P ~ the bravest family in history xx
LoveoneAnother You sir just earned a subscriber. You say exactly what I think, I will always have a soft spot in my heart for her, I have just finished a drawing of her I'm going to frame soon. Hopefully I can upload soon to show you.
One of the unique things about Anne's story is it confirms that there is beauty and humanity in this world. It also confirms that there is evil beyond measure. Both continue to be true 8 decades later.
I have read her book when i turned 13 She really was amazing She always inspired me and help me understand that even after so many difficulties in her life she managed to live happily and find happiness in every little things ..
it’s so strange to see her alive.. and to think that she actually lived through that, if you think hard enough image how clueless she was to what would happen.
She wanted to become a famous writer/journalist, which she accomplished through this diary, brought enjoyment to people she never met which she accomplished through the stories in this diary, and wanted to go on living which she lives on through all the memories in her diary... While sad, she got what she wished for
in 6th grade, i did a paper about a quote from her diary. i remember being in awe of her story and her character. she’s touched so many people and im so glad for that
This clip haunts me. She would've never imagined for something like UA-cam to ever exist and many people watching her clip, reading her diary and remembering her for decades.
Yes, you can never tell the way destinty of your life shows itself even after decades or ages!
Wow never thought of that
And, yet, she did sort of predict it!
No, but they had movie projectors. What UA-cam and other things have done is make private on demand screenings available to all, not just the wealthy.
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i cant believe she died a month before the war ended
if she hadn't died. then may be we don;t come to know about such a brave girl...
McCullum white When I read the Diary of Anne Frank in school my teacher suggested that if she would have survived the concentration camp, she would have still died famous for her knowledge and writings. Just a thought!
if she lived.. i would be happy.and even you all. huh
I'd be very happy too! And I would like to see her in the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam, because she probably would visit it often...
yeah..you must go there
I read her diary when I was 10. She wrote that she believed there was good in everyone. It’s crazy to me that she could still believe that even with what was happening. Rest In Peace Anne Frank.
Her diary is cataloged by U.S.Library of Congress as Fiction.
@@RonaldTolar-pg8uh That sucks
@@randomality77🥔
@RonaldTolar-pg8uh that sucks, they should add the Bible to that section instead of Anne's diary
@@pleasesteponmeladydimitrescu I'm not trying to debate anyone.
Breaks my heart. An ordinary little girl who had her whole life ahead of her, ended up having it cut short it such a cruel and horrific manner. The sad thing too is that she was one of millions who went through the exact same thing. Just ordinary people who’s lives were turned upside down. May they rest in peace.
May their memory serve as a reminder, for future generations to not let history repeat itself.
She was like a flower in the storm, a petal in a desert.
The sickness just swept her away.
@@youngfrankie2949 w profile picture
@@schoolboy405 Sadly, it probably won't.
And as we see today, no one
learned a thing from this 1st
person account because it still
goes on today in our own
country & around the world.
Nothing is new under the sun.
"Dead people receive more flowers than the living ones,because the Regret is stronger than gratitude."
-Anne Frank.
Woahh!!!
Both ironic and profound. (and sad)
I'll be taking that
So from anne s book comes this quote! I read her journal last year and couldn’t remember where this quote came from. Such a smart girl!
@@twilightolga8958 This isn't in the book. Infact she didn't even quote this. I don't know who did but definitely not her.
@@bluishbomi1604 i searched it and apperantly she did quote it
“It seems no one will be interested in the musings of a 13-year-old school girl. Oh well, it doesn't matter. I feel like writing.” Anne Frank.
IF SHE TOUGHT THAT, WHY SHE CAN'T LEAVE ME ALONE?!
NIGHT TO NIGHT EVERY SENSE, I FALL ASLEEP, SEE HIS IMAGE SMILING ME FOR LATER WAKE UP WITH ANXIETY
Class 10th English NCERT Book has this extract
@@ranjani925 Ya, we have that and I just wanna read the whole book
@@fabianquirogatellez511 what
Her story outlived the monsters who killed her, and I hope it will continue to for a long, long time. I'm glad that we get to remember her.
Actually it was typhoid fever running through the concentration camp that killed her, not the “showers” that were always dry…
@@BalboaBaggins she died in a camp hospital
@@JohnSmith-lf4be Watch Europa: The Last Battle.
@@didek999They killed her because she should never have been there in the first place. She was undoubtedly frail and weak at that point, making it even harder for her body to fight the illness, and that *is* the fault of those monsters.
The monsters who perpetrated
this atrocity live on and well as a
reminder that hate continues
unless we stop it.
*" I want to live even after I die ''*
- Anne frank
She was truly a noble soul. Remembered even after decades by millions in their hearts.
“Paper has more patience than people."
Anne Frank
Damn true💙
Le CBSE:Who has more patience than people according to Anne Frank??
Whats that supposed to mean
@@user-mg7wh8zq6v Its an education system (cbse) which exams are to be done before 90 minutes and you get 60 questions.
CBSE lol 🤣
@@prati73 cbse officer reading this secretly : *Guess it's time to level up*
"in spite of everything I still believe that people are really good at heart." Anne Frank
So sad. Only young people think this way
...Anne, America did not fail you in 2020. God Bless.
What happenned to her?
Edit : you guys im 12 now, you've been asnwering my question for a year. Tysm i appreciate it alot :)
@@Coco-ww2hw ....well, you need to read her book. "The diary of a young girl" or "The diary of Anne Frank".
@@corpsmanup5498 i cant am a kid, i dont where to get it.
This is quite painful. I can't fathom how her father must have felt after learning that his whole family has died, including his angel daughters. Anne was a gem. I am a quite peaceful person, but when I hear stuff like this, I wanna do so much harm to people who cause unwanted sufferings to such generous souls.
I think one of her sisters survived. Could be wrong. But if I could say to her dad, "rest assured, she lives on in her diary, we won't forget."
@@Abcity92Her only sister was margot frank, she died a week before anne died. The father is the only survivor
Rest in Peace beautiful souls andvall the victims of the holocaust💔🙏
“In spite of everything, I still believe that people are really good at heart.”
― Anne Frank ❤
"In spite of everything, we still nailed Jesus to the cross accusing him of being evil."
- Anne Frank
What? Her father added stuff in ballpoint pen to pull your heartstrings - so anyone can add stuff, it's open source.
@@revisit8480 That really did pull my heartstrings
Anne Frank's father Otto lived up to 91...if Anne Frank was still alive today, she would have been 91 years old.
Wow. 💔
Wow, a year older than my granmda who lives with me. She wouldn't be so old. I mean... Some people live over 100 now...
Would be Very interesting to see what she had to say, no?
Because everyone lives to be as old as their parents, right?
@@F0nkyNinja no. But she could. Nowadays being 90 is common. People live up to 108 years old.
Queen Elizabeth is older haha she literally said: ✨Vampire✨
You can see her smiling.
No you can’t the vids in like 360P
@@amicus7013 then just put it in 720p or 1080p silly
@@strawberryisbetterthanchoc6572 😂😂
yeah that’s what the picture is?
it’s in the thumbnail bruh
Anne Frank was such a kind girl. She never deserved to die at such an early age and so did her family. Let’s honor Miss Anne for her bravery.
As soon as I saw her looking out that window I cried. What a wonderful soul she was and still is in our hearts.
"Paper has more patience than people"
- Anne Frank
Really her words are so true
@Bázisolt. *Anne Frank
@Bázisolt. *Anne Frank
@Bázisolt. It is Anne Frank only. Otto frank just published her diary.
Well paper isn’t alive now is it
@Bázisolt. Dude no
I think the most ironic part is that she is one of the most recognizable and iconic authors in history, her diary being required reading in some schools in many countries, and she never knew it. She was just writing down thoughts she had the day she wrote them. Thoughts that she thought were just meaningless ramblings are now iconic and have been treasured and felt by a couple billion people at least, yet she might have died thinking she would fade into history as just another name...
You really need to learn the definition of "iconic."
@@mja91352 Imagine... telling JAMES DEAN they need to 'learn the definition of iconic'!
@@andrewbarrett1537 right! smh fr..
@@mja91352 does it really matter?
She wanted to be writer
I was 29 years old public school teacher when I finally read the book. This was when I decided to have a group of 7th grade students read the book for language arts. It was probably a life changing experience. I realized the power of written words and the power one child can have on the world. Almost thirty years later, at the age of 58, and still teaching public school, thinking of her story, continues to invigorate and inspire me to live my best. Because of Anne Frank, I will always realize that if you have almost nothing left, the human spirit can continue with vigor and passion.
The BIGGEST mistake as a teacher or an education system you can make is to FORCE people to read ART - Literature was my most favorite subject in school and it's the only one I BARELY passed - you can't force anyone to love your parents, it has to come NATURALLY - and that's what school systems all over the world don't get!!!
Maybe at age 58 you will finally realize most of the "diary" was written in ballpoint pen - which wasn't invented at the time of her being alive.
She also died of typhoid. A virus caused by allies bombing supply transports to the camps - of which Anne saw 3 in total (weird for "death camps, isn't it?).
As teachers, of course we can require students to read certain works of literature. That is called curriculum. We can expose student to great pieces of art. Students hopefully will learn and their knowledge base will become richer. It remains their freedom to decide whether the like it or not.@@GeorgeTel100
It's required reading all over the world. There's an agenda behind forcing people to read it
She was so mature and outspoken for her age. I hope wherever she is, she acknowledges the impact she made on the world and that she, in fact, has gone on living even after her death.
how tf she gonna acknowledge it she dead
"If God lets me live,I'll achieve more than mother did,I'll make my voice heard,I'll go out into the world and work for mankind"
-ANNE FRANK
@Logan Roof stop it be respectful
She didn’t live long, yet she accomplished that anyways. 💛
@Logan Roof really picked a great fuckin time didnt you
@Logan Roof white kid go to church school or sum
@Logan Roof Get a life
My favourite Anne Frank quote that I memorised because I love it so much:
" How wonderful is it that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world." - Anne Frank
It is indeed!
I'm spechless. She was a great writer
What happened to her
@@fatimasworld3492 She won the lottery and bought the island where she still lives today.
My God, have you ever been to school?
@@Igor-my6ml She is a kid, Igor. Calm down!
The fact that she’s the definition of what fame is by just expressing your story is amazing
When I was just a child I read her story... 12 years old... I fell in love with her... I guess a school boy crush and all... I saw and felt every detail of her writings... read and reread it over at over. I would say I fell in love with her, but I really know nothing about that. Now I am 55 years old and still she has a place in my heart. She will never be forgotten and I would love to meet her in Heaven the next Life. Jesus Rules, no other.
Omoooo.. I turn 15 jst 3 days ago. And in our alternative English book, there's no much details or writings of (her) in this book since I'm in the secondary class. Me either. Fall in love with her quotes :Despite everything, I believe ppl are really good at hearts. 😭❤. I jst loved it. And the fact. I'll get old one day make me sad. And 58 yrs? That's pretty long age. I hope you're doing fine.
@@user-tr4qu8qd6bme too dude, the pic of her in my book always attracts me, I feel a sought of connection
She wrote in her diary "i dont know why im writing this diary, no ones ever going to want to read it. Who would be interested in the life of a 13 year old school girl?" 🥺
About half the world... 😢
I have 2 versions of her book.
Anne's father insisted on leaving out her constant verbal clashes with her mother, from her original notes, in the first version of the diary.
After the passing of mr Frank, Miep Gies narrated the book to be true to Anne's thoughts and mind....
In the first diary version the other family's name was van Daan. Their real name was van Pels. Mr Frank tried to protect their true identity. Possibly to avoid trouble for himself.
little did she know the impact she would have on so many people so long after her death. it's tragic but beautiful.
I wrote the same thing at the same age, while i was locked up in my room cuz of covid-19
@@lilithmallory3944
There's mockery.
And then there's muck...💩
@@user-kh2ut7jb6l
Yes.
It's a lesson to be learned for all (young) people.
Who take life for guaranteed.....
It's kinda creepy to know that she was alive, and she was breathing, and she lived all these moments. She felt her hair move when she turned, she felt her heart beat, and she felt her skin get cold or warm. And that was a long time ago. The even creepier thing is that, she died. Her body, her voice, her eyes, her hair, she died in such a horrific way.
+Lizzy Fandomsandfruit (Pomaberry) ikr its like omg she was really really alive unbelievable yet sad
+Archer If you knew what happened to Anne, you would feel the exact same.
+Lizzy Fandomsandfruit (Pomaberry) Honestly I feel the same way. Knowing that she had cells, she walked, she was on the Planet just scares me in just a cool way. I dont know how to explain it...
+Lulazy I cause she's my Spanish teacher as well lmao they look the same. So sad what happened to her and all those other people during the holocaust
Time will come when she will rise from the dead just as all of us will and we can see again her smile
Brave girl. She stood up to the world’s greatest evil & never backed down. I am 46 now, I hope I can be just as brave as this little girl. Rest In Peace Anne, you inspire the WORLD.
>Soviet union unalived 100 civilians in 100 years
>The "greatest evil" was Germany - with a max of 6 million, that you cannot even question in most countries
lol, lmao
"I have everything superficially ,but a real friend."
- Anne Frank ✨
Poor Anne. She lived such a short life...
+Polandball and mapping Slovenia well she is alive again reincarnated as barbro karlen
+John Aryan that's not funny
+John Aryan No it's not funny!
+John Aryan face facts, it's really not funny and if you think it is then something is wrong with you.
+John Aryan ... don't even think about doing that, I'm 1% Jewish so even though it's just barely there don't you DARE go insulting or threatening me or any other Jews (although I am Christian) and/or Holocaust victims/survivors anymore.
She will always be a timeless reflection of the best and worst in humanity. ..
Yes
well said
The best in the worst of humanity
Absolutely
Nicely said
"I want something of me to last after death."
-Anne Frank
She wanted us to keep a memory about her, with her diary she got even much more. 💙🌟
Ever since second grade, I’ve been so interested in Anne Frank. It’s so sad that she had to die. Her words were so powerful and she was so mature for her age. She went through all of this and still wrote about those people and how they were good at heart. It’s crazy to think how she didn’t realize, ever, that’d she’d become this known.
She looked straight into the camera and I am sure she said something like: "Mum, Dad, I'm on film!"
that’s what I thought too!
Her dream before the war was to become an actress
@@notyourdoggo7540 I may be wrong, but wasn’t it anauthor?
@@hyunsoonahn That developed during hiding and writing her diary.
i wonder why she and everyone else was looking out the window
When I was 12, Anne's diary was the first grown-up book I ever read, she helped me to understand that there is timeless magic in words, she gave me a love of history but much more she taught me that a child can change the world. I have just retired, thirty years a teacher.
Yes, I too was a child about 9 or 10 years old when I read her beautiful story in the 80's; absolutely moved me. Thanks for sharing your story and I absolutely appreciate your wonderful contribution of teaching. You've a gift that keeps on giving. Happy Holidays, and may your future endeavors lead you to endless blessings. Cheers from Memphis.🌹📚✌🏽😊
I wish i knew the power of words, i never got facinated with words until i was 19 and hit failure really hard in studies for the first time in my life. Thats when i read quotes and something made me wonder to many things, new thinking and new feelings. Thanks to the words which showed its power on time.
Such a lovely thing! I hope your retirement is as sweet as you.
@Logan Roof bro stop spamming deeznutz
Even i was 13 when I read the book!!
*"In spite of everything, I still believe that people are good at heart."* - Anne Frank.
Anne, these words of yours will continue to remind us that there is God in each one of us.
Rest in peace in the lap of the Almighty, Dear.
She deserved so much better, she deserves to see the success of her writing and how it reached and connected with so many people, rest in peace🙏❤
"Paper has more patience than people." This is the best line in her diary. I can't imagine a girl at a tender age can have such deep thoughts.
Sometimes I wonder what would be her reaction after publication of "her Kitty"
What do you all think?
I feel that she's going to be extremely ecstatic, one of her dreams is to be immortalized and bring happiness to the people around her. Her "kitty" made her dreams possible. I can imagine her signing her books with pure joy, if she was born in today's generation. She would've been vlogger, just kidding. For real, I think that she will be filled with content and pure joy.
I would agree with that. It's a harsh truth I have come to know recently while trying to learn at school. Learning from books are better from learning in-person from people. People are so impatient.
I kinda think that you're an indian student who studies or has passed 10th standard bcoz our English syllabus had an extract from her diary which had this line "paper has more patience than people". Well I said this just outta curiosity :)
You are right. She was extremely wise for her age. I think the situation matured her on a young age. Beside that she grew up in an intellectual enviroinment and of course she must have been a very intelligent child. The way how she could read the minds of the people around her and describe their personalities is also outstanding, even for an adult.
@@lienbijs1205 she had the holy spirit and the gift of discernment. God used her in the most beautiful way, look how her memories from her diary still bless people today. Thank you Lord for giving us Ann Frank❤
To all who died at the hands of the Nazis, REST IN PEACE.
Are u alive
@@bunchipps I know I'm not
Yeah. most of them are being held in Gods wrath, especially Hitler.
But God gave Anne eternal life i think
@@teachandfunnstuff3127 I'm not Christian :/
I was lucky enough to see the house where she stayed. They didn't let us go up the stairs behind the bookshelf to see exactly where they lived,but it was a strange feeling being there and knowing what happened. I bought her book, "The Diary of Anne Frank". It was a really good read.
Anne is and always will be one of the most inspiring people in the world to me.
As a young school girl Anne Frank possessed more grace, wisdom, and writing skills than most college educated people amass in a lifetime. We can only wonder what wonderful, amazing, and brilliant things she might have accomplished had she not been killed so young.
Compare her to all the me me me whiner generations we have now.
@Logan Roof bruh
She is the one we know of, imagine how many valuable people were lost in that war without having a chance to see their talents.
She accomplished exactly what she needed to. Just because she died young doesn’t invalidate her accomplishments. There’s often a mindset that people think young ones don’t reach their full potential til they are adults. Not true at all. She was brilliant, talented, eloquent at that age for a reason.
@@Jocelyn_Jade Agree but it’s sad that we’ll never benefit from the full realization of her talents.
“Think about all the beauty still left around you and be happy.” -Anne Frank
@Logan Roof shut up
One can only wonder what this remarkable young Lady might have achieved had she not been betrayed to the Nazis.. RIP Dearest Anne. Never forgotten.
“Paper has more patience than people” Yes.
I can never understand why a child, a young innocent youth, deserved such a horrible end. It's incomprehensible.
she didn't deserve it, she and all the other people who were killed or abused in the holocaust didn't deserve it.
All human cruelty is incomprehensible.
Nobody can understand
Many children are murdered, enslaved, raped for 1000s of years. People like to cherry-pick history and ignore reality.
@@regaininglife9084 Well aren't you Mr Chuckles then ...
I read Anne's diary for the first time recently, and i have never been so affected by a book in my life. Her writing was so extraordinary that i felt as if i had met and got to know Anne personally.Her story completely broke my heart and i have not been able to stop thinking about her since finishing the book. All that hope, all those dreams, and all that youthful optimism taken and crushed by absolute evil. And just a message to all the haters out there. I feel sorry for you, because as long as you live, you will never feel a fraction of the love, insight, joy and hope that Anne Frank did in her tragically few fifteen years. RIP ANNE FRANK.
ditto
john kennedy I relate completely to your comment. Thank you so much for sharing 🙂 Anne lives on through us!
Did her effect is still with you? It's been four years since you wrote this comment. In recent I have also read her diary and after than just want to about the consequence of war and her personally.
Am at page 26.
Well said
She spoke/wrote so elegantly for her age
It's so sad realizing how little time Anne has left. I'm so Grateful for her Diary.
writing wasn't her 'destiny' or 'life's journey'. i think some of you are forgetting this is a little girl. her life was ahead of her. she was writing to COPE, not consciously knowing it was the last remnants of her before she died because of the atrocious conditions she was under in Bergen-Belson.
Thats exactly what i was thinking!!! We take solace in the fact that by reading her diary we are fulfilling her wish of not wanting to have lived in vain, whish is nice and reassuring, but was that her only desire? was that her biggest desire? She was afterall a child, she probably wanted to play, go to school, find love, have a family, go to college, work a job, write something more than just a diary. If we were to show Anne all the inspiration and courage she has given people and she still decides that she would have rather lived a normal, happy life-- We cant say she is WRONG for that, can we?!!
I was thinking the same thing!
@Quaker 2019 transgender lmfao 😂 at 13 wtf
No one said it was. It was to impact people. Writing, her hiding, even her death, were just vehicles.
@Quaker 2019 u do know it’s a mental illness
How many kids went through that back then though? There were so many Annes in the war.. so many kids died... We should acknowledge all of them through Anne's story
Kinda hard to track every kid that died in ww2 lol
@@invaderjet5946 we dont have to know every story to still be able to acknowledge them as human beings who once suffered. I feel bad for every child I know and dont know, whose life had to be cut short especially under such horrible sircumstances. Anne is an example that was able to be shown and shared to us and I feel bad for her as much as I feel bad for every child that went through what she did.
She was one in millions, and one in a million. They were all real, individual people. It's a sobering thing I think people need to be reminded of now more than ever about those who are treated differently over such simple things they can't control, nor should have to.
@@alwaysdisney2665 I'm well aware more people died but good luck naming them all
2 million+ kids were burned in flames.
And what for?
We must remember and never forget.
Sadly there are people who still live by the nazi ideology.
It’s beloved my great great grandfather, Floyd Frank was a distant relative of her. Regardless I am proud of my ancestry and I am humbled by this story
You should eat her ashes
She would be so proud to know that her writings became so famous and well read by all over the world …
I had the honor to visit the hiding place where Anne and her family along with others hid from the Germans. It is literally behind a book case. Inside you realize how small the rooms are and how spiritual this place is. There were people from every corner of the planet in those rooms from Americans to Japanese to Europeans. I stood there and wept out loud. I did not plan to... the emotion just poured out of me, not just for that young girl and the others who perished but for my own grandparents who died in a concentration camp.
I had a great uncle in Poland who was murdered / executed by the nazis. They went to grab him, he put up a fight and they shot him in the back of the head. Our Jewish heritage was kept quiet for many years because of fear of persecution.
I affectionately refer to her as little Anne. What struck me as I visited the house was the creaking of the upper floors and how they had to be silent during the daytime. No flushing of the toilet. Nothing. Another thing as I traveled by train from Maastricht Netherlands through Germany into Vienna Austria that was equally haunting was the thought of the cattle cars on the same tracks. How the Frank's were found after just more than 2 years of hiding is still a mystery. Lovingly remembered little Anne. 😪
@@imy5279 her family was betrayed...someone snitched on them and the nazis took them
@Logan Roof bruh
@@therainbowguy8056 Yes, I agree, but I don't think that was ever confirmed. It was more like a rumor both then and now. That's why I called it a mystery
Such a Beautiful soul. 💚⭐
Truly
And just reading her writing, I would otherwise find it almost impossible that it was a 14-year-old's words. Such an intelligent person lost; imagine what she would have written in her later years.
Who is she
@@fatimasworld3492 a kid who died in world war 2
Fucking coward. I would've grabbed one of the nazis mp-40's and killed them all single handedly
Her dream came true. She is known in every household for her excellent work. She died so young but made her impact on the world. May her soul rest in peace.
She was such a kind and wise kid. I can't help but get so emotional thinking about what happened to her and everybody else who were killed and separated from their families.
"In the long run, the sharpest weapon of all is a kind and gentle spirit." - Anne Frank
imposter!
Thanks Kim 😚
A kind and gentle spirit, has nothing to do with a tyrant like Kim kill boy. 🤨👎
Thanks kimmy, I'm Glad that you are the one spreading this wonderful message
Maybe ben should use that on Kevin
“I want to keep living even after I’m dead”
-Anne Frank
You did Anne ❤️❤️❤️
lol
@@BalkanPrussia how is that an lol moment?
She did actually.....she lived a full life as barbro kernel
Haunting and chilling
So true. 💔
Brave Girl, Anne Frank forever in heart ❤🥺🙏
We had a chapter about Anne Frank in our 10th grade English textbooks. I still vividly remember a line from the chapter, anne had written in her diary "I'm pretty sure no one is gonna read this boring account of a school girl". It's so ironic that now the whole world knows about her and reads her diary
I visited Anne Frank's House in Amsterdam, 10 years ago. To climb five storeys of steep stairs then stand in the attic with my infant daughter on my hip and see the diary under glass was a deeply moving experience. The mass cruelty of humankind toward each other is astounding. If only we could say the world had learned its lessons on war and tyranny. But we have Anne's writing to remind us.
@Henry Newton Gross.
Can someone explain to me her story
@@Lina-ix3xw she died in world war 2 months before it stopt she lived in our country the netherlands she was a jewis girl that was the only reason she died she was a jew so dumo for reall
@@Lina-ix3xw Anne and her family (The frank family) hid in a tiny annex (attic) away from Germans who were capturing and killing Jews during WW2 (World War 2). The frank family included Anne, Otto Frank (dad) Edith Frank ( Mother) Margot (pronounced Mar-go Annes sister). Meip gies (A German) help hide the frank family including the Van Daans who hid with the franks. They hid for about two years before someone betraying them (Still unknown who) told the Nazis (People who disliked jews) where they were they were captured and put in concentration camps. They were separated and all died except the father Otto Frank. He published Annes diary in memory of her and her story and what they had to go through.
That is what people in #neardeathexperiances often say about earth that earth is hell unlike heaven which they experienced. They did not want to come back to there bodies but a dead relatives spirit or spirit guide told them its time to go back to earth its not your time.
"Teachers are the most unpredictable creatures in the world."
- Anne Frank, The Diary Of A Young Girl.
All the best for your social studies exams. 😂
@@Aiibh I scored full😁😁. Section B was difficult. And the second cade study🤯🤯
@@manishavaish6500 damn u smart bro, i think for me one question went wrong, actually two. Idk i am sad...but yeah CONGRATULATIONS 🎉🎉
Also where is the answer key, i didn't match it from any trusted source
I love how well I vibe with a dead person's quote .
From the most light hearted ones to the most serene ..
It's sort of creepy....
It’s so amazing how much wisdom a child had. She has encouraged generations with her beautiful words and impressed millions with her wonderful, resilient soul. Just a precious human being. She’s one of the few people who we can say has done good in the world.
She really inspires me a lot, I wish she knew that so many people look up to her now.
I'm very thankful that I randomly saw this video on my feed 💜
It’s alarming to say the least that she was aware of her death. That she was aware she was going to probably die in the war. It’s terrifying to know that she was smiling, living, breathing and existing but, it all stopped one day and she knew it
@Logan Roof hey kiddo stop
@Logan Roof stuff like this is how you get labeled a Nazi and will eventually get your ass a beating it will never forget.
@Logan Roof this is the kind of shit where I think about telling people to kys, but I don't because that would be wrong. So there, keep that in mind before posting things like this online
@Logan Roof so wanna beg more for clout?
@@Evielicious Naah man it's a robot for sure it replies to a bunch of comments with the same thing
When I was a mere boy, attending an all boys college prep school, I used to read the Diary of Anne Frank in the school library on the sly. It was not the kind of thing a boy could be caught reading in that environment without being hazed mercilessly about it... So, I could not risk actually checking the book out. But I would sneak it off the shelf in the library and put the little book inside a larger book which I would have open around it, so I could pretend to be reading something else. I'm sure I had a kind of terrible literary crush on the girl...as I was thoroughly entranced and charmed by all that I read, and I read it again and again...
It was required reading when I was in school way back when....then a book report.
That's such a great story ctafrance - that you for sharing that.
Ah it’s not terrible. Probably the best literary crush you could have.
@@MsMcmoe lol still required reading for my school but like I’m not complaining 🙂
that’s awesome thanks for sharing
I read Anne's Diary when I was 11. I'm 61 now, and I read her Diary over, and over. She was so intelligent, and she reached So Many Millions of people, her Legacy will live forever.
The narration of this 12 years old video truly was incredibly clear and solid.
What’s so sad is that she had joy in her soul. She was happy to live and she loved writing. Until people took it away. They took her joy, her beautiful smile and made it into sadness and tears. May Anne, her mother, sister and everyone else who died because of the Nazis rest in peace.
@Logan Roof what the actual f*ck is wrong w/u
I was so sad thinking about her. That how can be some people are so cruel towards such innocent people.
Now I want to be double cruel than them and destroy them with their cruelty.
But it will just remain in heart with so much pain. I wish to I had a time machine........
@@sadhna7865 Don’t we all
I want to go back and make Logan Roof’s dad pull out before it’s too late
@@nanuqo2006 Lol
Really though I wish world war 2 or one never happened and we had world peace ✌️ ☮️
I wish I could hug her tightly and protect her at all costs 😢
hlo
Awwww you're soo sweet Gia 😊❤️
weird
Sometimes I think that too. She was a much more important and innocent person than me.
@@aircoolguy5218 I think you’re important and you matter. Do great and be good to others but especially to yourself. Much love to you!!
I finished her diary for the second time, haven't read it in nearly ten years. It's been about a week since I've finished it and I can't stop doing more research on the topic, it's just chilling/haunting. But this video here is very sad to me for some reason. I hope she knows that her book has touched the world!
Do you know whose wedding this was? Meip and Jan Geis married sometime in 1940 or 41. Was it their wedding?
@@AuroraBoarder1 I’m not sure but I bet Reddit can help.
This is so sad yet so beautiful. She died 2 months before the war ended. If only her family weren’t found.
I cannot lie, all of my life I have heard of Anne Frank, but she seemed so other; so fictional, though I knew her to be otherwise. Now to see her move as we do, it is apparent that she was so real and it's almost terrifying in a way... It's like seeing a picture of an ancestor you've only heard lots about!
ikr her story brings me pain fr shit is crazy and it really makes me keep in mind to do all I can to be a good person and help humanity. Small ways are huge to somebody fr.
My mother gave me the book, and my father a blank diary. Best gifts ever! ❤
How old were you when given this thoughtful gift?
@@MrsYvonnenewman I am currently 14 and I finished the book 1 month ago.
@@milkaddiction513 You dont have to change the world, just do what you can to make it a better place. I wish you all the best, have a magical journey hun xx
@@MrsYvonnenewman Thank you for the kind word. I really needed to hear that and I hope you will also be able to follow your heart and do what you can do to make this world a better place ❤
Thank you for telling us that; I'm going to do the same with each of my grandchildren. I pray that they will learn from precious Anne all the things we have learned, and that they will do everything in their power to ensure that horrible atrocity never happens again.
“As you look at the window, you see a young girl staring at you, this is Anne Frank, she didn’t know what was coming, what was coming was an event that killed millions of Jews, including her.”
Deserved
@@Iamnotracistlmao ??
@@archae1a yes lmao
@@Iamnotracistlmaohow was it deserved?
@@Iamnotracistlmaoyou just pushed me to kms
Paper has more patience than people
- anne frank
It's amazing how a mundane or usually unnoticed action such as looking out the window and turning to talk to someone can be so mesmerizing after getting to know them..
I know right
I know right
I know right
@@DolceKarina dude maybe you're dead but i wanted to say that you posted this three times
@@SSS20025 😂😂😂
When I visited her home in Amsterdam I couldn’t stop crying...her father discovered how good, deep and mature she was after loosing her to Nazi’s cruelty.
I had the same experience. I think that's why Trump's being in office affected me so badly. He is every bit the modern day Hitler.
@@phd2007 Just without all the murdering
@@phd2007 just stop
@@phd2007 do you realize how disrespectful that comparison is to all who lost their lives in WWII
@@phd2007 What rubbish. Biden is a sad comparison but that's more like elder abuse by the DNC really.
Imagine urself in the place of Anne Frank. Isn''t it freaking haunting.
Anne Frank is the true inspiration especially for introverts like me.
Paper has far more patience than people
-Anne Frank
She knows how interest works for loans - the patience of paper.
For those wondering: She describes the period from 12 June 1942 to 29 March 1944. Anne worked hard: in a those few months, she wrote around 50,000 words, filling more than 215 sheets of paper.
The diary was written after the war by her Dad lol
@@BalkanPrussia No LoL
@@BalkanPrussia Her writing was analyzed by professionals and they concluded that it was Anne herself who wrote it.
This idea of being her father that did was implanted by antisemitism, followers of Nazism and holocaust deniers.
@@BalkanPrussia There where some bits added on by her father, some also omitted because of being too sexual or it gave an unflattering image to some who resided in the annex with her.
She also wrote about a dozen short stories and a complete YA novel called "Cady's Life".And for the nimrods who are going to say her father wrote them,they were published after he died.It boggles my mind to think anyone could believe that after being in a death camp,being freed and then being sent all over Russia for a year because of beaureaucratic mixups,searching for the fate of his wife and daughters only to find out they all died,then go back to Amsterdam and try to restart his business,that after going through all that,a middle-aged man who never had any literary experience or ambitions,is going to sit down and write a diary,short stories,and a novelette all in the voice of a teen girl.It is not widely known that Anne's sister Margot also kept a diary,so if he was actually going to"fake" it,why not write two fakes?But some people just have no logic.They seem to think if they can convince ppl that the diary is not real,then maybe the Holocaust didn't happen as well.You can't convince such people with logic,they have none.
Watching her turning her head is just...........
I came from a country where you would never find Anne Frank in History textbook at school. Even Holocaust only took a few pages. But after reading her diary, i want my future child to learn all positivity and bravery she told us.. R.I.P Anne 🥀
Are you from china
@@naturelover8121 Asia, yes. But not China.
@@missdoc201 Japanese?
@@neylorr4715 looking at their subscriptions, I think they’re Korean
Are you indian?
I imagine that she is looking down at us from a window in heaven, just as she had done from her window that day. Rest in peace, Anne Frank, and thank you for changing the world and all of our lives. You truly do live on!
Brave and intelligent young miss. You're forever be remembered.🙏❤
Her father wanted Audrey Hepburn to play her in the movie because she was so much like her. But, Hepburn, who lived through the occupation and nearly starved to death, couldn't re-live those memories, and declined the offer.
😳😲
She and her family were so hungry they were eating tulip bulbs.
Wow. Thanks. I didn't know any of that.
It would have been terrible for Hepburn to go through that after what she'd suffered, herself. You could never blame her for declining the part.
Never knew they asked Hepburn to play her. Thanks for the information.
People can tell you to shut up, but they can never stop you from having an option- Anne frank
*opinion
@@dee-tx5jd no...option
@@my2worlddss you trying to troll?
"People can tell you to keep your mouth shut, but that doesn't stop you from having your own opinion."
Is the real quote. Option doesn't evdn make any sense.
@@dee-tx5jd since you talking abt correcting someone: even*
@@dee-tx5jd JSJSJJSJSJS YOU RLLY SAID IN TROLLINGGGG BUT I FORGOT IT SO...CHILL OUT
When I was miserable with my life in the last year of high school I was reading her book and feeling her like best friend and that was beautiful
This little video is the most moving short-clip I've ever seen. Actual video footage of Anne Frank? How cool is that?
Wow. I am absolutely speechless so gonna have to leave it there.
Anne, you did it, we’re so thankful for you, you did it
hlo k pop 😊
Ins Jenseits, oder was willst du sagen?
She possessed the heart of a child, the strength and courage of 1000 men and the teaching abilities unmatched by anyone and all the while she was totally unaware she had these gifts. Rest in peace child.
I’m reading her diary right now for school so it is sort of creepy that this just randomly showed up in my recommended…
She’s beautiful
This child was so intelligent & spiritual at such a young age. It doesn’t surprise me she would be known all over the world one day.
Beautiful. What an amazing and lovely little girl she was. I wish she could see how many books she had sold and how many people look up to her. She would never have known. In the darkest of times she had in the worst period in history she always had a smile on her face. Some People don't smile now with big houses and fancy cars, but she always did as she was very intelligent and had a lot of interest about the world and the way we live. God bless her soul. So sad.
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I know her life to me was an inspiring tragic tale that had to end
I wish I could do something about it but sadly , she sand her family are gone
R.I.P ~ the bravest family in history xx
LoveoneAnother You sir just earned a subscriber. You say exactly what I think, I will always have a soft spot in my heart for her, I have just finished a drawing of her I'm going to frame soon. Hopefully I can upload soon to show you.
Sie war in der Pubertät uns aufmüpfig.
Who can say for sure she can't...?
"I want to be useful bring enjoyment to people even those I've never met."
- Anne Frank
Such a kind and wise child.
I didn't think such purity existed in this age till I read it .
Age here is in the sense of ages like Paleolithic age , medieval age .
One of the unique things about Anne's story is it confirms that there is beauty and humanity in this world. It also confirms that there is evil beyond measure. Both continue to be true 8 decades later.
I have read her book when i turned 13
She really was amazing
She always inspired me and help me understand that even after so many difficulties in her life she managed to live happily and find happiness in every little things ..
it’s so strange to see her alive.. and to think that she actually lived through that, if you think hard enough image how clueless she was to what would happen.
She wanted to become a famous writer/journalist, which she accomplished through this diary, brought enjoyment to people she never met which she accomplished through the stories in this diary, and wanted to go on living which she lives on through all the memories in her diary...
While sad, she got what she wished for
I saw you in history matters channel
Bro you are everywhere
She got way more than she
wished for. She is internationally known & loved & so is her family.
It dosen't matter.
She's dead.
Sadly she'll never be able to see any of it
she is a legend. i will never forget her :)
in 6th grade, i did a paper about a quote from her diary. i remember being in awe of her story and her character. she’s touched so many people and im so glad for that
Can you spell FRAUD ?? Can you spell BRAINWASHIMG ? Her father wrote it. U.S.Library of Congress, Section ::: FICTION.