The footsteps of Anne Frank /
Series: [Pan Books. no. G1494.] Published by : Pan Books, (London ; | Sydney :) Physical details: 158 pages : illustrations ; 18 cm. ISBN:0330029967; 9780330029964.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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Non-Fiction
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Die Afrikaanse Protestantse Akademie | 940.53 SCH (Browse shelf) | 1 | Available | APA062069 |
Author's note -- The focus and the paths -- The beginning of the trail and the shadow -- When we were still in normal life -- Ten seconds -- Deadlines and top-secret orders -- The walk in the rain -- Marginal notes -- More deadlines -- The Final Solution -- Visiting hours after 9 a.m. -- The journey into night -- The end of the trail, and the moss -- The diary of Anne Frank.
Ernst Schnabel interviewed 42 of the people mentioned by Anne Frank in her diary, including her father, other family members, and close relatives and friends, in order to offer an accurate picture of who she actually was. Otto Frank initiated this project, such was the demand for more information about his daughter following the publication of her diaryas well as to combat growing accusations at the time, from the far right, that the diary was fake. Anne Frank left only a faint trail behind her. Acquaintances describe her as gracious, capricious at times, and full of ideas. She had a tender, but also critical spirit; a special gift for feeling deeply and for fear, but also her special kind of courage. This superbly written document broadens the picture we have of this extraordinary young girl. It also tells the full dramatic story of her family's betrayal, and its disastrous aftermath in the concentration camps of Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen.
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