But it’s also her way of repaying Anne Frank’s father, Otto, who comforted Konig in the aftermath of the liberation of Bergen-Belsen, even as he was grieving for his own two daughters and wife.

Franklin dives into all of this by considering Anne Frank through a series of different lenses — child, refugee, prisoner, ...

Otto Frank was a German Jewish father who lost his daughters in Auschwitz. Yarden Bibas is an Israeli Jewish father who lost his two young children in Gaza at the hands of Hamas. Both have ...

The diary of the teenage girl who hid in a house in Amsterdam with her family before being deported to the death camps ...

Otto Frank, the father of famed diary writer and Holocaust victim Anne Frank, visited the BBC in 1976, where he explained his decision to have his daughter’s diary published. Anne Frank’s ...

She was 15. The familiarity owes everything to Otto Frank, who survived the war and in 1947 arranged for his daughter’s writings to be published in Dutch. Quirky, sensitive, sharp, intelligent ...

Whereas the real secret annex has long been left empty in accordance with Otto Frank’s wishes (the emptiness "symbolizes the void left behind by the millions of people who were deported and ...

the family went into hiding in a secret annex in the building that housed Otto Frank's business. They hid in the tight quarters for two fearful years. It was in the annex where the 13-year-old ...