Anne Frank Remembered - Softcover

Gies, Miep; Gold, Alison Leslie

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ISBN 10: 0552132543 ISBN 13: 9780552132541

Publisher: Corgi, 1988

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The reminiscences of Miep Gies, the woman who hid the Frank family in Amsterdam during the Second World War, presents a vivid story of life under Nazi occupation.

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Review:

Elie WieselA poignant account, vibrating with humanity. "The New York Times Book Review"A book of immaculate witness. "The Washington Post Book World"A valuable document of humanity and remarkable courage. Rabbi Harold S. KushnerA moving tribute to the extraordinary courage of which ordinary people are capable. Rabbi Harold S. KushnerA moving tribute to the extraordinary courage of which ordinary people are capable. "The Washington Post Book World"A valuable document of humanity and remarkable courage. "The New York Times Book Review"A book of immaculate witness. Elie WieselA poignant account, vibrating with humanity.

About the Author:

Miep Gies was born in Vienna, Austria, on 15th February 1909. When she was ten years old she arrived in Holland as a WWI refugee, and it was there that she later met Otto Frank and became employed as a secretary at his spice company, Opekta. She and her husband Jan helped to hide the Franks in the sealed-off backrooms of the company offices from July 1942 until August 1944, when they were betrayed by an anonymous informant. Miep found Anne's discarded diary and saved it for her return, but after Anne died at Bergen-Belsen, she gave the diary to Otto Frank, who was the sole survivor from the Secret Annex. In the decades after Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl was published, Miep and Jan Gies chose to remain out of the spotlight until the publication of Anne Frank Remembered, when they became celebrities in the Netherlands and around the world. Miep's courage has been recognised with awards and medals from countries and international organisations. She still does not consider herself a hero.

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