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Miep Gies tells about giving the diary of Anne Frank to her father

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Uploaded by on Sep 18, 2009

In Memoriam Miep Gies, 1909 2010. When Otto Frank received the news that Anne and Margot had died in the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp, Miep Gies was with him in the office. In this video she tells how she gave Otto Frank the diaries of Anne Frank. Please note: English subtitles for Miep will appear by clicking the arrow at the right bottom corner of the video and choosing Turn on captions.

She had saved these papers from the moment the people in hiding had been arrested.

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  • Extremely brave lady.Miep and the other helpers risked their lives.Anne Frank and her family and the Van Pels family should never be forgotten.Annes diary is so important as a history of the time.

  • RIP Miep Gies 1909-2010 you are a hero.

  • I love the story of Anne Frank. One of the most interesting holocaust love stories I've ever read. Many years ago I taped the ABC networks video of Anne Frank and I still watch it today. There is just something so connected and beautiful about the bonds of each family and the heart and soul of a young girl's life in hiding sprawled out into words in diary form. Anne is an inspiration to many still today.

  • she is a adorable lady and a wonderful person for helping them though apperatl it was not enough:(

  • God bless this woman may she R.I.P.

  • Rest in peace

    1909-2010

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