Footsteps of Anne Frank

Footsteps of Anne FrankExplore the profound legacy of Anne Frank with 'Footsteps of Anne Frank', the essential companion to 'The Diary of a Young Girl'. This meticulously crafted book, published by Oldcastle Books in 2014, provides valuable insights into Anne's life and the arduous times she faced. Uncover the untold stories through interviews with 42 people close to Anne, including her father and relatives, offering a rich, personal perspective on her life in hiding during

Explore the profound legacy of Anne Frank with 'Footsteps of Anne Frank', the essential companion to 'The Diary of a Young Girl'. This meticulously crafted book, published by Oldcastle Books in 2014, provides valuable insights into Anne's life and the arduous times she faced. Uncover the untold stories through interviews with 42 people close to Anne, including her father and relatives, offering a rich, personal perspective on her life in hiding during WWII. As readers delve into this enlightening narrative, they will discover the resilience and hope of a young girl whose words continue to resonate today. Ideal for history enthusiasts and anyone inspired by Anne Frank's enduring spirit, this book showcases the importance of remembrance. Don’t miss the opportunity to connect with history in a personal and meaningful way. Perfect for educational purposes or as a thoughtful gift for literature lovers. Free shipping on this item means you can explore this pivotal piece of history without additional costs. Please note, delivery may take up to 6 weeks, and once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled. Enhance your understanding of this timeless story and appreciate the legacy of Anne Frank with this invaluable resource.

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Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781904915386
Year: 2014
Publisher: Oldcastle Books


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The essential companion to Anne Frank's Diary of a Young Girl. On August 1st 1944, Anne's diary ended abruptly. Three days later the Gestapo arrived and forcibly removed the family and sent them to Auschwitz and then Belsen. The millions who read her story, saw Anne as she portrayed herself. In this book Schnabel interviewed 42 of the people mentioned by Anne, including her father and many close relatives and friends. They tell the backstory of this hopeful girl and the story of her life in hiding.