So lovely, but still so sad.
https://aeon.co/videos/she-is-living-on-in-many-hearts-otto-frank-on-the-legacy-of-his-daughters-diary
> ‘She is living on in many hearts’ – Otto Frank on the legacy of his daughter’s diary
> In this 1976 clip from the long-running BBC children’s show Blue Peter, the UK presenter Valerie Singleton travels to the now-famous Amsterdam house where the teenage Anne Frank hid from Nazi persecution in a secret annex alongside seven other Jews, including her immediate family. The UK presenter Lesley Judd then interviews Anne’s father, Otto Frank, who was the only person hiding in the annex who survived the Holocaust. In conversation, he discusses how his daughter’s diary came to be, his decision to publish it, and what he learned about Anne after her death through her written words.
#AnneFrank
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