The following dramatization is based
the biography of Anne Frank / i
by Melissa Muller, and research
original interviews by Kirk Ellis. / i
Some of the scenes in the film can also
be found in Anne Frank, The Diary of
A Young Girl, / i
but the film does not use
the words that Anne used in the Journal,
expressing their own feelings. / i
The following film contains realistic
representations of life in the field
concentration, and including brief nudity. / i
discretion is advised of the viewer. / i
I want to be champion
the sky and writer. / i
I want my picture
in all the magazines. / i
Maybe will be
a movie star. / i
I want to be different from all
the other girls. / i
I want to be a modern woman.
I want to travel. / I
I want to study languages ...
languages and history. / i
I want to do everything / i
I want to .../ i
Anne! Anne / i
Oh, that lout Leo Koopmann.
He thinks he's in love with me.
He is always looking at you.
Anne you come ...
Monopoly play tomorrow?
Sanne, you know that my grandma
come visit us.
I am just too busy.
Why not questions to Hannah?
I'll be in church.
As religious.
Anne! Anne!
Fast.
Sorry.
Well, I'm leaving.
-Bye.
Goodbye. / i
No, no. I am not saying
you are bad cook.
Bright.
Certainly your husband ...
love your
strawberry jam.
-Hello, Mr. Kleiman.
-Hello, Anne.
Miep, where is the father? / i
One minute.
He is in the warehouse ...
With Mr. Kugler
and Mr. Van Pels.
Thank you, Miep.
I can tell you how
nice today?
The problem is that you
to use too much sugar.
Too much nutmeg. / i
Coriander less. / i
I. .. / i
black pepper
with .../ i
black ginger. / i
No. Closes. / I
Pim.
Your mother called.
Are very concerned.
You should have gone
directly home.
What are you doing?
Mr. Kugler is experiencing
new revenue.
Your mixture still needs to be worked,
but maybe you have something.
This is really a
high praise, Mr. Kugler.
Ask him now, Mr. Van Pels
It has an unerring nose.
Anne, an anecdote for you.
What is black and white
and red all around?
What?
Newspaper.
Yes? / i
You know, red, huh?
What wonderful book. / i
Thank you, Grandma. / i
It was exciting to do all
way from Germany .../ i
... alone?
Tell me everything. / I
See? Continued curious
as always. / i
Let me see your book.
Let me see.
expected.
Grandma has another surprise. / I
And here's your gift, Anne.
A fountain pen.
Look, Margot.
It's beautiful.
I'll keep it forever.
-Thank you, Grandma.
-You 're welcome.
I'm so glad you came.
The grandmother will live now
us, girls.
-You'll like?
-Oh, yes.
Much.
Anne ...
Why do not you try
your new pen? "
Yes, I'll .. immediately.
-Sorry.
-Not too long.
The Goslars await us.
Make sure if she is ready.
Let her have fun, Edith. / i
You spoil it, Otto.
It should come
directly home.
Oh, I'm hungry.
Please have
ways, Anne.
I know ... as Margot.
I thought you liked the Goslars.
Of course I like.
I just wanted the family of Hannah Lee
not so religious.
I would rather be in the movies.
Amen.
Hitler is just a fad
transient, Hans.
Germany will recover.
You'll see.
And what is preventing the madman
attach the Netherlands ...
... and free
his brothers Germans?
The Dutch are different.
Sometimes, Otto, I think you have
too much trust in people.
Poor mother.
Are accustomed to better. / I
is the will of God, Edith. / i
One day we will all go home. / i
Until then, we hold on.
Give thanks for having
central heating.
Let me help you with this,
Mrs. Goslar.
Oh, you're very kind.
What a girl so dear.
You are lucky.
Hannah has two left hands.
Sometimes miss
created a full-time ...
But we have
raised money to pay. / i
Either way, the
Dutch have no remedy .../ i
simply not trusted.
Mother?
Anne tells them not
tickets created. / i
Says, "domestic".
God knows everything, but Anne
knows everything better.
you like to spoil you
to yourself. / i
Do you like it even more when
other people spoil you. / i
That makes me a bad person?
The good and bad people
have one thing in common.
Both make mistakes.
Just ...
good people admit
their mistakes ...
and learn from them.
Tell me about Paulas.
This is a story for children,
and not for a woman like you.
No.
I want to hear it.
The live Paulas
with us. / i
You can not see the ...
but sometimes, if you stay
very quiet ...
and immerse hear ...
can you know
where they hide. / i
But beware.
Because you never know
Paula'll find.
Paula A good .../ i
Paula or bad, that is
always getting into trouble. / i
I do not want to be
Paula bad .../ i
But sometimes ...
Sometimes it escapes.
Never mind.
Since always conserves
Paula good in your heart.
Daddy, can the two be
the same person ...
Paula Paula good and bad?
Because ...
Yes I suppose it's possible.
Perhaps the good Paula afraid ...
than people
may think of it ...
is why
it is sometimes bad.
At least that's what I think.
You always told me that I
should think for myself.
Well said.
The newspapers say that Hitler
now an eye on Poland. / i
The Netherlands will be neutral
whatever happens.
However, all this hype
Nazi, is bad for business. / I
I now have less
patients, but no matter. / i
There will always be holes
Jewish to fill.
Say ah.
Ah.
Ah, ah, ah. Ah.
Mr. Pfeffer.
Not without being married.
Wait!
Not fair! Cheated!
Anne! Get out of the water!
Otto says anything.
Anne, what does your mother says.
Play with care
with your sister. / i
You know that is not good
nadares is for you.
Here. Dry up.
Never let me have fun.
I do not want sick.
You know how you are fragile.
Ahh.
Have we like it, Edith?
No, Otto.
We will never enjoy it.
Oh, you're so funny! / i
Hey!
She got me my strawberry. / i
Look at my two
small movie stars. / i
Want more?
Why not invited
to this party?!
It Mr. Goslar. / i
Look, it's your father. / i
See? / i
And you told me that he never
came to the Netherlands.
Happy birthday, Anne.
We have a photograph.
A photograph, please.
"Yes, Daddy.
-A photograph?
-The Adolf got your gift
Birthday?
The girls and Uncle Adolf.
Hannah, points to your father.
Everyone points to Uncle Adolf.
Very good.
Germany invades Poland .../ i
and the free state of Danzig .../ i
ending the efforts and
hopes of diplomats .../ i
for a peaceful settlement. / i
The noise of weapons replaces
dialogue between statesmen .../ i
to e the curtain of war
falls on Europe. / i
Out!
Orders of Swastika!
Pig traitor!
-Boo!
"Sit down! / I
French heavy artillery ...
moves forward. / i
-When does the movie start?
"Meanwhile, Anne. However.
The first bastion of
defense of the nation. / i
The Norma Shearer not
was so beautiful? / i
Too beautiful to
lose his head. / i
I did not like much
the king. / i
Tyrone Power is
much more graceful.
Just like the boy
who I marry.
Already chosen?
Oh, no. Too many admirers.
Exactly how
Poor Marie Antoinette.
The war will not come here,
is it, Daddy?
No.
I think it would not
loving it.
Oh, Anne. The British
take account of Mr. Hitler.
Proclamation repeated
rape .../ i
the neutrality of the Netherlands
the current conflict .../ i
German troops .../ i
What is this?
Anne!
What do you think
What are you doing?
Well, pick one.
Citizens of Amsterdam!
Surrender now!
Or suffer the fate of your fellow !!!!!
I ask you, Mr. Gies ...
What is the Dutch army
face a Blitzkrieg? / i
They will forward
riding their bicycles. / i
I wish
disagree with you ...
unfortunately
I can not.
All this talk of a
invasion does not make sense. / i
What do they have?
What prevents them?
Why not
you stay out of it? / i
I deal of thinking
if you do not mind .. / i
Ha. Mr. Frank
listen to your wife. / i
See how it is?
You know all the answers.
Beware the marriage, Mr. Gies.
In my experience, their
merits are greatly exaggerated.
Hear, hear.
My sister begged me to
send children to London ...
-to live with it.
-And you?
How can I keep them
safe here?
It is better if we stay together.
Expect the best.
Ah, here's a joke for you.
-We heard.
Five days was as
was necessary.
Now people throw themselves
the windows.
What get us to panic, Hans?
We adapt.
We adapt in Germany.
I wanted my baby to be born
a different world.
And not like that
we have not.
It's like in Frankfurt again.
No. I can not
think so.
Not now.
I have a friend
which was installed yesterday.
Very well, very well.
Is that good?
Next. Let. Move.
Next in line.
What happens, Pim?
Because we have to be here?
It's just a formality,
Anne, as a census.
Bureaucracy, you know.
Anneliese Marie Frank.
-Otto-Otto Frank.
Katherine / i
Anne, Hannah,
waiting for me. / i
Is it? It's lovely.
Her name is Gabi.
I'm not yet accustomed
to have a sister.
She always keeps me busy.
You must not spoil it, Hannah.
Nobody likes a spoiled child.
I am not sure if I like
your clothes, Lucy.
If you do not mind my saying so.
My mom forces me to use them.
She said that we
show some submission ...
Whatever that may mean. / i
The Daddy is unemployed
so long. / i
The mother says that Hitler
will create jobs here ...
it did in Germany.
Lucy!
What are you doing? / I
Get away from these girls!
Do not worry,
Mr. Kleiman. / I
Venceremos Nazis
at their own game ...
paperwork.
Why Pectacon registered
business as a Jew ...
is necessary to create
a new company ...
to e with its
permission, Jan. .. / i
I would like to call it
"Gies and Company." / I
What I can do to help ...
but will have to be careful
Mr. Frank.
Bureaucrats are
employees silent.
You will be listed as
Director supervisor ...
but no responsibilities.
Mr. Kugler will deal with
tasks of day-to-day ...
with Mr. Kleiman.
Will be
pure Aryan ...
all perfectly legal.
On paper, I do not exist.
Brian brings
your wheelbarrow!
There is something wrong
us, the Jews?
No. No, never
you must think that.
We must have done something
horrible.
No.
I was a girl like you
in Vienna when the war began ...
not enough food.
One day, my mother
put me in the backpack ...
and led me to
the train station.
He put me in
train to the Netherlands ...
He hung a sign around my
neck, and told me goodbye.
No longer loved you?
Yes, I liked.
That's why she did.
There was food here ...
and families will
of sharing.
At the time I did not know that.
I felt so bad and so lonely,
but when I grew ...
I found that sometimes good people
are in trouble ...
done without
nothing wrong.
You think I'm
a good person?
Yes, I think.
Only one ? / i
Arrange another later
when times improve.
This is your ...
to prove that someone
finally going to do .../ i
thee a Dutch
honest.
I am a honest.
Girl Santrouschitz?
Your turn.
Oh Yes, yes!
I tell
husband and wife. / i
More dance / i
music and champagne. / i
Who is not?
You have two left feet.
Gone.
dances divinely, Miep. / i
-Oh, thank you, Anne.
-You too, Jan.
She tab. I just follow her.
Can I see your ring
again, please, Miep?
I want one like this
when I get married ...
and a husband as Jan, too.
You'll find it.
I found.
I?
Oh, please, Curly.
Just one more dance.
Oh, please, sit down, Putti.
Only you doing
figure of crazy.
Certainly not going to deny the
call from a lady, Mr. Frank.
Well, I am afraid
currently ...
It has a rival,
Mrs. Van Pels.
Miss.
Enchanted, Mr.
The name of the man .../ i
who discovered the basic laws
Geometry was Pythagoras.
Write that down, please. / i
P-i-t .../ i
-g-o-r-a-s. / i
Yes?
I fear that,
very interesting ...
that your lesson may be,
I can not see.
Ah. Well ..
you, change seats
with the girl, uh ...
Frank. Frank.
Change, please.
The square of the hypotenuse .../ i
I like your eyes, Jacque.
They were the first thing
I noticed in you.
People say my hair
is my most attractive.
You think you are right?
Yes, of course.
You know, we live
in Merwedeplein.
Not far from here. You come
my house, if you want.
We could do homework together.
'd Like very much.
Me too.
Let's be good friends.
You'll see.
In the Montessori school,
I was very popular.
I cried when Mrs. Kuprus told us
that we could no longer go there.
In my school, there
boys are horrible.
They started calling us Jews.
We were so afraid, and fled.
I do not know.
Maybe it's better that way.
Think about it. Otherwise
Germans were ...
we would never have known.
This is Moortje.
Will have kittens
however ...
because it encounters
with many men.
Anne.
Mom, do you mind that Jacque
stay here one night?
If it wants.
Wait. I have a better idea.
I will go to your house. / i
We can talk about things
not leave us.
Want to see something
really magical? / i
It was the mother who drew it.
The best people
wore their dresses.
She stopped making them
when the war began.
She thinks they are out of context.
After the war, I'll just
use the best clothes.
Mademoiselle Anne Frank was radiant in
Prince's Ball last night ...
using a wonderful evening dress
interwoven with gold thread.
Joop Ter Heul / i
Did you read it?
Three times.
I love Cissy Van Marxveldt.
It's my favorite writer.
Do not love the part where the
Leo is said to Joop?
Here. I'll be the Joop
and thou shalt be Leo.
Hold my hand.
"Joop, you're crying."
Let go of my hand, Leo.
What if I told you that you
ages more than my dear?
Oh, Leo.
Kiss me, Joop.
Jacque, if I
tell you a secret ...
promise that the accounts
anyone? / i
Promise.
I've never been kissed by a boy.
You were?
What was it like to kiss?
Was ..
You'll find out.
I want to be a woman,
with a woman's body.
I would love to feel one,
to know. I?
No.
But we are the best
friends, right?
Of course we are.
We'll be best friends forever. / I
If any of us
have to go away ...
we promise
will exchange letters.
Promised.
We measured the
circumference of a circle .../ i
through
Formula 2 Pi r. .. / i
Write , please. / i
are talkative
is not, Miss Frank? / i
Well, maybe liked
share your wisdom with us.
A short essay
perhaps entitled ...
Quack, Quack, Quack
was Ms. Quackenbush.
Let , with 500 words. / i
Tomorrow.
Ugh. These blackouts
are all so boring.
Sometimes I feel like
if suffocating.
It's all in your head.
You know that
not true. / i
I am a creature
very delicate, Mr. Frank.
Very delicate.
I tell you, the Germans
will lose this war.
I still
ask him when?
We give thanks
because we are blessed.
Blessed? Otto, frankly ..
Our families are still together.
That's enough.
Attention, everyone.
Ahem. "Quack, Quack, Quack,
said Ms. Quackenbush "..
"A story of Anne Frank."
Come on, Ann.
We're all listening.
"Once upon a mother duck .../ i
and three beautiful ducklings
who lived in a lake ...
"governed by a swan vain.
"Quack, quack, quack," said
Mrs. Quackenbush for their offspring.
"Quack, quack, quack,
said the ducks.
"Speak low!
shouted the swan ...
"His feathers
all busy.
"Keep quiet or I billed them and
then never go quack.
"This was not a swan swan good.
It was a black swan ...
"and all the other ducks
the lake were afraid of him ...
"but Mrs. Quackenbush.
"You will not peck
these children .../ i
"she said to the swan .../ i
"it said,
I'll do whatever I want. / I
"They're just
ugly ducklings .../ i
"and I am your master. / i
"And then began
to peck the ducklings. / i
"Save us, Mommy! Wept
poor ducks ...
"And then Mrs. Quackenbush
began to quack. / i
"Quack, quack, and,
and quack. / i
"Stop it! Stop this quack
Hell, cried the swan ...
"putting the wings
your ears ...
"but Mrs. Quackenbush
not stopped .../ i
"until the black swan flew
away, never to return. / i
"She met their
ducklings around her .../ i
"and swam away together
happily ever after ...
"singing
quack, quack, quack. "
Exactly far.
I have been thinking.
May be a good idea ...
take account
building behind us
I show them what
I am thinking.
Are two quarters
and the bathroom below ...
an attic above.
It is a space laboratory
perfect, right?
A site for
Mr. Van Pels and I ...
cook our
small experiments.
-What does it say?
-Yes. Why not?
Business is good. War.
We can expand. Yes
There you are. Next. / I
Germans feel
especially generous today.
Four stars for
a simple coupon tissue.
We will have to walk
marked, too?
seems so. / i
And we have to pay
the privilege.
You will not miss school
now that is almost over?
I. Mostly History
I love history.
A walk so long
to the Lyceum.
I miss a bicycle.
Personally, I'm happy
by my having been stolen. / i
At least the Germans
were not with her.
Oh, Miss Quackenbush!
Quack, quack, quack
Quack, quack, quack!
Sometimes can
be as children.
Look. Not a baby?
I asked Dad to buy me
for my 13th birthday.
It will be the best ever.
The most formidable.
Oh, sorry.
Umm, you're the Anne Frank.
Go to school
with my cousin Wilma.
Hello I am.
Hello Silberberg.
Oh, hello ... Hello.
This is my
best friend Jacque.
How are you?
Let me give
pay a hot chocolate?
I love chocolate.
Chocolate?
His name is even Hello?
Helmuth, but my grandfather
not like it ...
so call me Hello.
But his parents
think is funny?
I do not know. I do not see
four years ago.
You came alone here?
It must have been so ...
so dangerous.
I never had an adventure
like this.
I suppose that Oma had ...
but she never
talked much about it.
She died last winter.
He had cancer.
Oh, sorry.
I never got to him
say how much he loved her.
I would love to
see you again ...
if you do not mind.
You do not have a girlfriend,
right?
Well, there is Orzula, of course.
She is very beautiful.
Oh, yeah?
But not so interesting
like you.
We may find ourselves
on Wednesday afternoon.
My grandparents think I'm
for classes of wood carving ...
but now I go
silent meetings.
I'm not a fanatic or
something.
Almost everyone
cries, you know.
I'd rather be with you.
Well, here I am.
Can you pick then?
That would be good.
Until Thursday, then.
Goodbye.
Goodbye.
Aah!
Come in, Miep.
Sit.
No doubt you have read ...
as the Germans emptied
the provinces of Jews ...
and sent them all
here to Amsterdam.
Our own county Jew
feels compelled to cooperate.
There is talk of mass deportations,
labor camps.
Remember those poor guys
they closed in February?
They were sent to labor camps.
Not one returned.
Miep, I have a great
secret to confide.
Edith, children, and I
go into hiding.
Mr. Van Pels and their family
Iran to us.
I will not expect
Nazis in the start up here. / i
We will simply disappear. / i
Iran to where?
Here.
I am not understand. / i
Annex behind this building.
We change in
July 16. / i
It is less than a month.
The Kleiman and the Kugler
have been helping ...
to bring some belongings
and feed a little at a time.
We will need someone to
trust to the needs .../ i
to act as a guard. / i
You know how I trust you
here in the office ...
but what I'm asking ... well,
what I am asking of you now ...
Yes I do it. Bright.
Think, Miep.
It will be a great burden,
with some risks.
The punishments may
be severe.
I said yes. And keep.
Thanks, Miep.
Anne and Margot, they know?
No, not yet.
Let them enjoy life
a little more time.
Pim. Thank you, Pim.
Thank you.
Thank you, Thank you, Pim.
Oh, I love you, Daddy.
It's beautiful.
Thank you. Thank you.
She is just excited.
I am sure.
A lovely girl,
not?
The soles seem
real leather.
You lucky.
I know.
Anne, who is that guy?
Uhm, is the Peter Van Pels. / i
Is always hammering
anything ...
in the garden behind us.
It is a mole.
Mommy said I gotta
be nice to him .../ i
Because of the father
work with Daddy. / i
-I think he is cute.
-Giro?
Peter, you want a cookie?
-Uhm ...
-It was Anne who made them.
Great.
I would love to eat one, thanks.
-Enter.
-Thanks.
I will call Anne.
-Hello.
-Hello.
Good afternoon to everyone.
Sit down. / i
All.
The show will start.
Oh, Anne, these are for you.
-Thank you.
-Nothing.
I know what you're thinking ...
but not in love
by anyone.
We are just friends.
My grandparents do not approve
I meet with you. / i
They say you're very young.
Well, you should not do anything ...
that your grandparents
not approve.
Love always finds a way out.
See you later, then.
-Bye.
-Bye.
Margot, what do you think of Hello?
He is ... he is really cute.
And decent.
Note that is
in love with you.
Yes
That's funny.
How old were you
when I came the period?
Anne? Young girls do not
should talk about these things.
I'm tired of being
a young girl.
I want to be a woman.
Well, it's different
for each girl.
Woman.
Your time will come.
You just have to be patient.
For how long?
-Frank?
-Yes.
Subscribe here.
Margot.
I have to come to
with the Van Pels'.
Do not open the door to
I see, okay?
Why? What happens?
Your ... your father
notified.
Do not worry.
He made plans.
I'll be back as
as possible.
You have to tell the Anne.
Tell him as soon
kindness possible.
And remember, it is
absolutely quiet.
To think that
nobody is at home.
-I got it.
Very well.
Anne. / i
Come in, sit down.
What's going on? / i
They came by Margot.
We always thought that they
came by Otto or me.
But never by children.
Where's Otto? / i
Was visiting friends
TRUATI the hospital.
I planned for adolescents
but this changes everything.
Otto know what to do.
Daddy. Thought
that you never saw.
Oh, do not be silly, Anne.
What happened?
Anne, listen to me.
I want you and Margot
prepare a backpack.
There will be time tomorrow.
-Daddy, what's going on?
-I'll explain everything later.
"Now go.
-Let.
Search Mr. Kleiman.
He has instructions.
Go get the Miep and Jan.
makes them come here, e. ..
salts see if the street before
of curfew.
These photographs
important.
Anne, I know it's difficult, but
you gotta try to be sensible.
I do not care.
My stars
everything for me.
Jacque on the phone.
-Jacque?
-Yes.
And remember ...
Hello, Jacque?
Anne, you will not believe. / i
The Joop had a baby. / i
you ever think that
she became a mother? / i
Who?
Joop. Joop Ter Heul. / I
You have not seen the new
book Cissy Van Marxveldt? / i
I'm almost in half. / i
Sounds wonderful.
I show up there tomorrow.
We read it together. / I
You can be the Joop,
and I will be Leo .../ i
like last time. / i
Okay.
See you tomorrow.
I can not wait to
show you the cover. / i
is so dear. / i
Now I have to go.
Our guests arrived.
-Bye, Jacque.
Yes?
Miep and Jan. / i
Exactly here.
Come on, ending up in
get your clothes.
Jan.
Mr. Frank, here, let me.
Jan helps Mr. Frank.
This will get them
our way.
If someone asks ...
tell them
went to Switzerland
Oh Send this to
my mother in Bautzen.
You understand.
You know what you have to do.
Tomorrow.
How long we will be hiding?
Weeks.
Maybe a month or two.
Until the war is over.
Where do we go?
Is in the city?
In-field?
-You will know tomorrow.
We will all together.
That's what matters.
Can I write to Jacque?
It shall never know.
Moortje?
Can I take Moortje me?
I am sorry.
will leave some food
and a note for the neighbors. / i
Not fair!
No. No.
Do not worry.
See thee soon. / I
Hurry, Margot
before they make light.
Goodbye.
Please ...
inside, all.
Everything will be alright.
'll See.
Edith.
Let everything.
Moortje.
We can not live
in the past, Edith.
Only in the future.
Hmm?
Anne, quickly, please. / i
I'll talk to my brother.
And Margot?
-She is here waiting.
-Oh, thank God.
Dear Jacqueline .../ i
You're the only person I can
tell what is going on .../ i
But you must promise not
say a word to anyone. / i
Do not answer any questions
about where we were. / i
If you do, can be
very dangerous for us. / i
Since never
you had to disappear .../ i
I try to give you a
idea of our life. / i
I call to our hiding
"the secret annex." / i
And oddly enough,
up is quite comfortable. / i
d be surprised
if you knew .../ i
we are just above
Daddy's office. / i
Above the staircase
and behind a small door. / i
You open the door,
You give a great past .../ i
et voil. / i
's room mom and dad
is right behind the staircase. / i
The Margot and I lived
next door. / i
I even have a bathroom. / i
Upstairs, there is a
great room with kitchen. / i
The Van Pels
sleep there at night .../ i
but during the day is
a large living room. / i
We have to be
upstairs .../ i
while workers
are in the building. / i
Peter Van Pels
has a room next to .../ i
much smaller than mine. / i
And there is a loft for
storage. / i
There warehouses
on both sides .../ i
and neighbors all around. / i
We have to be invisible
day and night. / i
I still see light, dear.
At first, only Papa and I .../ i
is what we were doing great
of the work. / i
Mum and Margot were
out of shock .../ i
and began to help. / i
Shirts.
It was extraordinary to see
quantity of our things .../ i
What Papa sneak
managed to bring. / i
I was not the only one that brought
my memories with me. / i
The Daddy kept his
old chest of a soldier. / i
was difficult for all of us .../ i
not think of life
we are leaving behind. / i
I miss my
old quarter .../ i
but at least I have my
movie stars with me. / i
With a little luck .../ i
can all be happy
here, to go home. / i
And now our annex
is really secret. / i
Mr. Kugler and Mr. Kleiman
built a bookcase .../ i
in front of our
output port. / i
must be careful
when we go down there .../ i
floor lowered to e
not to bang his head. / i
Everything was ready .../ i
When the Van Pels
reached July 13. / i
-They are here.
Very well. Come in, come.
I need oxygen.
Well, I told Mr. Van Pels ...
I was not going anywhere
without my pot.
Peter Van Pels .../ i
silly as it is,
brought the cat .../ i
even after you Daddy
say not to bring. / i
Mrs. Van Pels asked me to
like the Peter as a brother. / i
This is impossible. / i
Mum says he is shy,
but I think he's a bore. / i
Now we are about to
have another guest. / i
the other day
Daddy said .../ i
we had the opportunity to save
one of our acquaintances. / i
Mr. Pfeffer asked me
for a cache.
Now, we know that
bring more worries ...
then the final decision
is with you.
It's so dangerous to
as seven to eight.
So we agree.
For what we see .../ i
Mr. Pfeffer is
very nice .../ i
to a dentist. / i
is everything I thought it was better
write, for now. / i
I'm sure we'll see
again, Jacqueline .../ i
but probably not
before the war was over. / i
Until then, a kiss
of your best friend, Anne. / i
Good morning, Miep.
Good morning, Mr. Frank.
Good morning, Miep.
Here you are.
Some cigarettes
if you do not mind, Miep.
And some tea peppermint.
I've been ...
with some dizziness
scary lately.
Is increasingly
difficult to come here.
What you could do
will be well for us all.
Then Miep, what
news? / i
You have seen Jacque?
I have a letter for her ...
but Papa did not
lets give it to you.
When I finish shopping,
have our conversation.
What about our friend
Mr. Pfeffer?
He can not come tomorrow.
Some patients.
What an idea!
-What courage.
"Tomorrow is Friday.
Mr. Pfeffer says that
hopefully on Monday.
That will give you time to
handle your business ...
but one more day.
I see it.
Miep, remember one of the
our vendors, Mr. wichtor.
Can I have your coat?
How are sales?
-Oh, what? Mal
During the summer, very bad.
I heard that ...
Noir. / i
Noir. / i
Noir. / i
Oir, oir.
Black.
Ah.
Oh, Mr. Pfeffer. / i
Mr. Pfeffer. / I
But ... you ...
you are in Switzerland
No, no, it was
just a story.
-Hello, Mr. Pfeffer.
-Mrs. Frank.
-Welcome.
-Pfeffer.
Well, here he is, Mr. Pfeffer.
-Nice to meet you.
Do not worry.
This is only so ...
when workers
come down for lunch.
During the rest of the day
is calm.
You must learn the rules,
bright.
There are lots of rules.
Mr. Pfeffer enjoy
the value of discipline.
Here laziness is our enemy. / i
Our motto: work and
hope
Listen to the Prussian officer.
Breakfast is at 9:00 ...
except on Sundays and holidays,
is 11:30.
Lunch is from 1:15 to 1:45.
And then wait for requests. / i
Visits?
Our helpers, of course.
Here.
Thank you.
Dinner after
evening news ...
and the lights
promptly at 10:00.
Parlez-vous Franais,
Pfeffer Monsieur? / I
Oui, oui. Je parle un peu. / I
Comment a va, madame? / i
What do you mean?
My poor Charlotte.
She thinks I was
very excited for the field.
Who would believe
I'm even here ...
the center of Amsterdam?
Would you like some more
plant, Mr. Pepper?
Thank you.
I think all
we are very lucky.
It is ridiculous to say.
I do not think it
nothing ridiculous. / i
It is a blessing.
I do not cry all the time ...
thinking of my friends.
She has taken their
Valria sweets? Is quiet.
Putti, you are ruining
my digestion.
Children do not know anything
what is happening in the world.
Hear, hear.
Where is my pillow?
What did you do with it
this time?
I hate this.
How do you want me
know where you are? / i
You always lose everything. / i
Toma!
Your predictions
never happen.
Have you ever been wrong?
You ever been right?
I think it
a little strange ...
Anne was there with Mr. Pfeffer.
He is so old.
Anne is still a child.
She does not care.
Costumvamo have fun
as before.
Before we were married,
do you mean.
Oh, for so long delay?
Just what I need.
I have to give a word
your father.
Do not touch me.
Listen to us.
Every night
the same noise.
It would have been different
with Goslars.
With two children
and a baby on the way.
We have had this, Edith.
If the child cried,
what would happen?
Have had us sent to all
out of here.
This is no place for a
pregnant woman like her.
At least I could
take care of her.
I still can not believe it.
Mother and son both dead.
Mother, do not.
It would have been different if ...
I had there to help.
Do not you know it, Edith.
Is that really, Otto.
I'll never know.
You have to try not to think
in things outside these walls.
is difficult, I know .../ i
but we can not be
responsible for all.
On our own.
-You must not do that.
"I can not avoid.
I like to watch
people.
Sometimes invention stories
for them ...
wondered how
their lives are.
As would be if our ...
Anne. / i
Margot, do not
look different?
Different?
Anne, you ...
I wanted to be my sweet
secret for a while.
All told Bep.
She brought some things
the pharmacy for me.
I'm happy for you, seriously.
At least if people stop
treat me like a child ...
Are you busy after school?
Think you have schools
Jews in Switzerland? / i
Of course they have ...
But there is no German
forcing you to go there.
I still can not believe
who left his shoes behind.
He was so proud of them,
remember?
-You really saw them?
-Even on the ground.
As if she had them kicked.
Did you see everyday? / i
-gone.
"But we tried. / I
Sorry. / i
Sorry, my .. / i
my wife.
They took her last night.
-He told you this.
-You have seen the Fritz?
Do you at least tell me
where is he?
I do not know.
-Make him get it.
Of course.
-Thanks.
-You are so kind.
-Ah.
Tell him I love him,
and wait.
Go to hell,
their beasts.
There has been disaster .../ i
much bloodiest .../ i
than anything
have experienced so far. / i
But end .../ i
all oppositions
fall together .../ i
and all our enemies
shall submit. / i
I can not stand listening
this man.
Half the time I do not know
what he is saying. / i
This is not the end.
It is possibly the
beginning of the end ...
and is certainly the
end of the beginning ...
know what this
mean, Mr. Frank?
Ah, Putti!
When asked, the British
should spend more time ...
bombing Germany ...
and less time
drinking tea.
Shut up already.
Stop-hugger.
-I try to arrange it.
When you try to get
something, it gets worse.
The Americans, Otto,
why not come?
Why take so long?
They are too busy
fighting the Japanese.
Do not despair, Edith.
The invasion will come.
They will come soon.
Yes, but ... what about us?
Daddy, please ask
Mr. Pfeffer ...
why he thinks
it unreasonable to me ...
insist on using my
own desk?
I work
important to do.
Work, you understand?
And then there are other places
where you can go. / i
This your writing .../ i
maybe you can do it
the attic. / i
After all, it
only one day.
-A childish pastime.
And Child?
Well, well, we do not
discussed.
What I propose is as follows .../ i
uh, Anne will have a secretary
say, twice a week ...
of 4:00 pm
through 5:30 .../ i
Mr. Pfeffer and can use it
the rest of the time.
But, Pim ...
We agree?
All we have to
small sacrifices, Anne. / i
You mean me.
I have to make sacrifices.
And not small.
I am no longer a child.
Mr. Pfeffer has
right to the desktop.
And I have rights?
I work as much as
anyone here.
I just do not want
man ...
peeking my
private thoughts.
This is easily remedied,
do not you think?
I got it.
Here.
This will keep your diary
safe from prying eyes.
Thank you, Daddy.
My woman.
-Forgive me.
That never say
Anne Frank that failed ...
as declared in their studies
my sake.
Thank you.
My Pim!
Help me!
I think they are
bomb the airport.
Get away from that window.
not be afraid. Hear
British planes are.
-They come to save us.
-No, it seems.
Peter, come down!
What are you doing?
Not everyone here
are ex-soldiers.
This is my partner, Mr. Kleiman. / i
Nice to meet you.
-Our essential Miep.
-Hello.
-E Bep.
-Nice to meet you.
This is Mr. Van Maaren.
He will be in charge.
At least the father of Bep
feel better to come.
I'm not very talkative ...
but it is a good worker
seeking ...
-I am your man.
-Good.
Shows Mr. Van Maaren
warehouse, please Bep.
I will.
Our seller gives orders
Bep to once a week. / i
All you need to do
orders, is here.
We have two kinds of products
Pectacon - spices and jams.
Wow, that would attract
a nice sum ...
the black market.
I do not know about it.
Uh, your office
will be here.
What is this blue ink?
Ah, is to prevent
spices to trap light.
What the Miep think? / i
She does not trust him.
Think you're a thief.
A thief?
Ah, it is very
protective.
Shelling peas
is so boring.
Never be
a homemaker.
It's like being in prison.
is only temporary. / i
Your father will return soon
I am sure.
No.
They say it is cancer.
So much suffering in the world.
That's all I can '
say, mother?
It only makes
things worse.
Honestly, I do not know how
can be so sick sometimes.
Anne! That's no way
to talk to your mother.
Do not mind what
they say, Bep.
You know what I do ...
when things get tough?
I'm going upstairs.
There is a window in the basement .../ i
where you can see the old
chestnut tree in the courtyard. / i
It has the most beautiful branches.
When in full
bloom ...
is beautiful.
When I look out ...
I feel better.
It makes me ask myself ...
God is closer
than most people think.
East that one of
your books? / i
Such source of knowledge
that you have become.
I suppose I have no remedy.
Sorry.
Do you think you should ask
apologize to your mother?
She sometimes can be
such suffering.
Also suffering are a cream.
People still
remember that.
It is very natural
for a girl, uhm ..
I mean
a couple of your age.
Stop!
Not want to hear that I am equal
all the other girls.
I am not.
I'm me. Anne Frank.
Anne, your mother is your
advocate stronger.
I heard it with the
Mrs. Van Pels.
She is your friend.
I do not want it
be my friend.
I need it
be a mother.
Someone with whom I
can count.
What is an example.
Your mother is a woman
kind and generous.
It is a caring wife, e. ..
endured much
without complaint.
is always on her side. / i
But I have seen
as you kissed.
Kiss it the same way
kiss me me and Margot.
I think it
not love.
Never say that.
Do you want me to take off
your diary, do you?
Daddy.
Sorry.
I'm very, very sorry. / i
I just ...
I can not help what I feel.
Mum and I ...
are so different.
We are like night and day.
She does not get it
about me.
Have you tried
understand it to her?
Anne.
You okay?
I must have fallen asleep.
How long have you
state to look at me?
Oh, I got it now.
Seriously.
Uhm, beans warehouse.
They've all gone, it
insurance to bring them up.
What do you think is
doing?
What is that building
back?
He does not belong to us.
Really?
It was supposed to be lunch.
Exit.
Go.
Disks Kugler
are getting maudlin.
Blinds
the front office ...
are open again.
Are always open to
weekends, weeks, Mr. Pfeffer.
Oh, sorry. I forgot.
So tell me,
if I get a newspaper?
Surely no one will see.
Thus begins.
No one will see.
No one will hear.
No one will watch.
So?
Hello, Peter. / i
Hello
You got the bread?
Give me the keys.
I do it alone.
And free up this cat.
You are ridiculous.
As if they use one of the precious
skins of your mother.
Dummkopf. / i
I think it's brutal
way he treats you.
Do you ligues.
It looks like this
not have their cigarettes.
I like it when you smile.
Really?
It makes your eyes sparkle.
You have beautiful eyes.
No. I'm not beautiful.
You are, yes.
No, I'm not.
Well, then you just
believe me.
Pesaste this handful?
Ah. I was wondering where
is that it would be.
Thank you.
So is your portfolio,
not?
I already told you.
Was the store
last night?
Was.
Why?
I do not have to give
explanations.
Did not work for a Mr. Frank ...
here in the office
for a while?
A Jew?
What does this have to do?
What happened to you?
Him .. disappeared.
Disappeared?
Exactly.
Now, please excuse ...
If it is a reward
seeking ...
I am sorry if
let you down.
Oh, I had my
reward, yes.
ANNE FRANK
CONCLUSION OF
PART ONE
ANNE FRANK
PART TWO
Someone lives in that building
behind us. I know.
My wife cleaned
offices.
If there were people in hiding,
she would know.
She thought she had seen
something once ...
but eventually
a seller.
Everyone hides someone
these days. / i
What bothers me is that,
uh ... may be Jews.
It can be bad for us.
Do the Kugler is
involved in this matter?
The Kugler.
The Kugler is a liar.
I already know that.
Group in the office
always going to sneak.
The Kleiman says
must go to the store ...
secretary is always
check the records ...
and the other, that Miep ...
there anything in it
I do not like.
It's tricky, that.
What can you do?
Dismiss the Van Maarsen
can be dangerous.
If he suspects something ...
is the possibility of
he go to the Gestapo.
The reward came for the Jews
Gelders to 25 per head.
Moreover,
if he is stealing ...
also has something
to hide. / i
Yes, I think is right.
We must be more cautious
from now on, all of us.
Was our
last 100 Gelders.
As arranged
money now?
One of those fancy dresses ...
must be worth something. / i
I'd like to try it!
Stop being silly.
So do not talk to
me that way.
Who is to blame
're in this situation?
Certainly not mine!
They please stop
discussion?
They are like two handles,
always nip!
Do not see the offer you
to help.
-Hear it!
-Please.
Charges lead nowhere.
We take care of
ourselves ...
While it keeps all the
business money.
Not think my Curly
deserves a share of that money?
Where would all
without your precious nose?
I say, even to make jelly!
See, I told you that we
to bring the Goslars.
Oh, Edith, please.
Really?
Yes
Mr. Pfeffer, cares
to wait a moment?
Could you deliver this
Mr. Van Pels?
Tell him ...
Tell him I hope
response.
Oh, yes, of course.
If Mrs. Frank want their sheets
back, you can have them all.
I never bothered with it.
To be honest, I always found
scratched, and you?
And from now, they can
use your own tea service.
See if they like it.
Thank you, Mr. Pfeffer.
Okay.
Make sure you write it
the letter.
Okay.
We teach them a lesson.
Mr. Pfeffer, could ask
Mr. Van Pels ...
to pass the salt?
At least one of them was
this time.
Peter, get out of there! / i
It's okay.
You must not trouble getting into
my sake.
What do you think you doing?
Sit down!
Look at you.
It was supposed to act better.
How we think
feel ...
I, Peter, and Margot,
to see them act this way?
Good example that they are giving.
You know she's right. / i
There is absolutely no place
to mesquinhices.
Give me your plate.
Do you want soup or porridge?
Gruel, please.
Mr. Pfeffer
would have the goodness ...
to pass these popes
for Mr. Van Pels?
Mr. Frank.
Mr. Van Pels.
Take some vegetables, Margot.
Ah. Here is a riddle
for you, Anne.
What has four legs and flies?
-Tell me.
A horse!
-What, a horse?
-A horse!
A horse can not fly.
A horse ...
With flies in the tail. Hmm?
Oh, do not be disgusting.
-Oh, Putti.
-I did not realize.
What do you mean? / i
A horse with flies in the tail. / i
Peter!
was announced by
broadcasting station .../ i
in Cologne this afternoon
throughout West Germany .../ i
is to stay in the dark
until further notice. / i
Raids night have caused
severe damage .../ i
and President Roosevelt
repeated his request .../ i
to the Allied flyers
prevent bomb .../ i
civilians and localities
not fortified. / i
Looks like I'm growing
quickly, Daddy.
Twenty-three,
twenty-four ...
twenty-five
twenty-six ...
Mother said that you should
drink it.
It's a bummer Tues flu.
I'm afraid to cough
because someone can hear.
I like the bells.
I like to hear that
is life for us.
Margot, what
miss most ...
out there?
I do not know.
So many things.
I miss everything.
decided one thing. / i
What?
After the war,
I'll live.
I will travel ...
Studying language ...
I go to Paris or London.
Study history.
I love history. / i
That sounds romantic.
You think I'm too extravagant?
No.
I thought, too.
I read about
Palestine.
I would like to see it ...
may be a nurse there.
It will be different for us.
Let's be modern women.
Is very considerate
their part, Miep.
I wish it were more. There
ration books enough.
not need passwords
ration for this. / i
Supplier understandably ...
wishes to remain anonymous.
Thank you. / i
Victory.
-Thank you, Mr. Kleiman.
-Nothing.
You have no idea how
is for me, Mrs. Gies.
No one has sympathy.
Fewer still that girl.
They have each other, you know. / i
I have nobody.
Only Charlotte .. / i
Oh, thank you, my dear.
"She gave him something?
Oh
Thank you,
and merry, merry Christmas.
-Happy New Year.
-Thanks.
Anne.
Anne, I have something for you. / i
-For me?
-Mm-hmm.
Are beautiful!
I never wore high heels
before.
Well, I hope they serve. Here.
-Serve. Serve.
Yes? Wonderful.
Oh let me see you walk.
Here ...
What a beautiful couple
you have become.
Think that's right?
Think.
It is not easy for me
always be at my best.
However, Peter
find me beautiful. / i
He told me.
He said he liked
my smile.
You have a loving smile.
Miep, when you met Jan,
you hear?
Did you know?
Oh, yes!
I. I think he knew.
When?
When he kissed me.
Peter already? / i
Oh, no.
Still waiting, however.
But I'm trying to carry me
as a lady about it.
He will. How can you resist?
Oh / i
Oh, I like it. / i
Amoroso. / i
Red shoes!
-Miep.
-What are you doing?
-Putti.
Curly-no!
Hold on! Miep, as ...
money think this will? / i
Mr. Kleiman has
a friend furrier.
We can ask him.
He just wants money
The damned cigarettes!
Do you think the food is cheap?
Sold everything else, the
my best dresses and jewelry.
Let me stay with it,
at least.
Simply, Putti.
Anything you get, Miep.
See where this has come,
Mrs. Frank?
I am in no no
fine things. / i
How can I face the
people ... then?
Merry Christmas.
Merry Christmas to all.
Merry Christmas.
It has to go, Miep?
Oh, Jan is waiting.
Just a little, please?
You heard how
all talk.
After the war.
I do not say anything.
What can I tell?
Mrs. Van Pels ...
everything is a crisis.
Who is she to criticize?
The things she says
about the children ...
children.
Anne. Margot.
Otto says that we must
hope. Hope for what?
You should not think such things.
I know.
I know I have to be strong.
But how much longer?
If only this waiting
ended.
At least it could be sure.
Miep ...
we will not achieve.
Will have a bad end.
Now I'm sure.
It does not matter to me.
But the children ...
Children, Miep. What will
being of children?
Help me. / i
Anne.
Help me. / i
Help me.
-Hannah?
-Please help me.
Hannah?
Pim?
I saw it.
Who? / i
Hannah.
was horrible. / i
The way she
looked at me ...
I have been so bad for her
sometimes ...
and now I can not do anything
for help.
Why not? Tell me, please.
It's just a nightmare. / i
I hate them / i
Germans .. they will not stop .../ i
until they are all dead
Jews, do you? / i
I wanted the Germans
all die!
Anne, listen to me.
You should never think so.
There are good and bad people
everywhere.
It makes no difference
they come from.
And then Miep and Mr. Kugler?
They are Austrian.
Like Hitler.
Also they want to die?
No.
E. .. do not forget.
We are Germans.
No.
We Dutch are not, Margot?
course we are.
I do not want to be German.
Never.
Here. Take your medicine.
Get thee to feel better.
No.
Pim ...
let me sleep here
tonight, please.
That's right. / i
Mr. Frank, can come
down here?
You can see one thing for me,
please?
Oh, I'm desperate for
a cigarette.
Perhaps you forget Kugler
some cigarettes in the office.
I make him company.
Uhh!
High! Alto, you!
The police are coming.
I need the bathroom.
You'll have to wait.
You will have to endure,
Margot ...
the Queen and country,
freedom, truth and justice.
No time for insolence.
And the radio?
They will find the radio!
Psst! Idiot!
What difference does the radio
if we find?
I still feel your
heart beating.
I thought we were lost.
I could see the Gestapo
lead us here.
We're safe now.
Miep ...
and Mr. Kleiman
will be here though.
I prayed. And you?
I would have cursed God
if he does not hear me.
I never gave him attention.
But he was looking for us.
I know.
He always looks for the Jews.
He will always look.
Look.
I'm happy to be here ...
together.
Me, too.
Listen, Peter.
Are not they cute?
Are telling us that he will
be okay.
Bright.
I have to disagree
as possible ...
on the new rules
security.
Sorry, Mr. Pfeffer, but the floor
low is off limits ...
until further news, except
for those with responsibilities.
we can not keep prisoners .../ i
in the attic, Mr. Frank / i
But we are prisoners,
Mr. Pfeffer.
None of us can afford to
to have another meeting like that.
"Now see here ...
-It has been decided.
Not for me.
If the Allies knew
about Mr. Pfeffer ...
may already be here.
We ...
And if we do not have
carefully ...
we have a wedding
in our hands.
You know what this is, Hartog?
If you have rats ...
need a trap.
I know where they are hiding.
This is Radio
Armed Forces. / i
Today is the day.
Today is D-Day. / I
06:30 hours, Allied forces .../ i
on the command
General Dwight D. Eisenhower .../ i
landed on the beaches
throughout Normandy. / i
The fighting is difficult,
but the victory is assured. / i
To the people of
Western Europe, say .../ i
are strong, have faith,
are firm. / i
1944 is the year of
your release. / i
My girls, we did.
Imagine this, Anne.
We'll be back to school
in October.
School.
-Hello.
-Hello.
I know there will be
a party soon, right?
But I want to be the first
say this.
So happy 15th birthday.
Oh, Thank you, Peter.
They are adorable.
The Miep bought them for me.
They cost me everything
I had.
Was it worth it to see
your smile.
What are you doing?
I do not believe it was so innocent
I wrote some of these things.
I'm trying to improve it.
I dream
make it a novel.
Already have a title?
Maybe ...
"The Flowering of
an Ugly Duckling. "/ i
Or "The Secret Annex".
You have to say something.
Why cause trouble?
The Van Maarsen not say anything.
It has its reasons.
What about the neighbors?
Maybe they heard something ...
pipes, people talking.
-God knows what else.
-I get out of it.
They catch up!
They will know that
you been hiding from them!
Why did not abuse
when it was supposed to do?
Wonder what
happen?
Of course I have!
You'll wait how long?
Until the Gestapo come
to take you?
What do you do then?
Those interested in
a handful of Jews?
Anyway,
have the fate.
Is our lives
I'm talking about, Lemmert.
There fighting in Caen. / i
According to the news ...
not far.
Do you think that is a good idea ...
you spend so much time in the attic?
Do you think you should make the
your work in your room?
Daddy, you know better than anyone
what Mr. Pfeffer like.
Your father is
trying to say ...
you spend a bit of
more time with Peter.
I do not understand.
We are doing something wrong?
No, no. Uhm ...
it's just, uh ...
it encourages you too, I guess.
You should set limits.
Not like it?
I think he has potential, yes.
But this is the
Environment wrong .../ i
passion for .../ i
and I must say I do not know if
approve of all this coupling.
I hate that word!
Just do not light things
seriously.
That's all I ask.
I think I am old enough
to make my decisions.
Moreover, he likes
my smile. / i
Well, it went well.
Since I was little ...
I thought that my parents
had the perfect marriage.
I do not remember even
to hear them discuss.
The Daddy used to serve the
Mom breakfast in bed.
I can not imagine my
father to do this to my mother.
Probably beat her
with the board.
or vice versa.
Mommy loves Daddy.
I am sure.
But sometimes I think
father married her ...
because he thought she
would be a good wife.
You see the difference?
I asked the father once
about it.
You know what he said?
"Your mother is very obedient."
Obedient.
I want more than that.
I think .../ i
let the Nazis kill each other
themselves.
Less work for the British
and the Russians.
By this time next month ...
have our meal
Sabbath in freedom.
This is not a meal.
This is garbage.
Your employees could
do more for us.
Mr. Pfeffer, how can
say such a thing?
Wonder what
would happen .../ i
to be caught with Miep
one of their small packages ...
of Charlotte?
Now you have to envy
my Charlotte. / i
think you're the only person
alone in the world? / i
Yes, who has
glass roofs .../ i
What does that mean?
This modern family.
It is always the same argument
and again.
Some people never learn.
Should also have some
lessons.
It's selfish, it's hysterical
and is bossy!
I'm not bossy!
As if some
ideal mother ...
you can not even control
his own son.
Wait / i
-Please be quiet!
-Sit down!
Stop me saying what to do!
Someone has been a
bad influence.
I'm proud of you.
I suppose that finally
had enough.
It is a beautiful story.
You really think so?
All will be delighted when
know you have it in you.
People will think I
I was silly .. or worse.
Margot
remember the stories ...
that Dad told us
on the two Paulas?
Bright.
The good and Paula Paula bad.
Everyone expects me
Paula is a bad ...
So try not to disappoint them.
The Paula is only good for me.
I keep it here.
Do not let it out.
Well ..
Why not show them
who you really are?
The Paula is not good
strong enough.
She hides and leaves
Paula bad about ...
except in my journal.
Well, whoever
who has written this ...
I think it's very good.
You know, now you got old
enough to know.
There is no harm in
being on their own.
I try, Margot.
Seriously, I try.
The other crossing is
my way.
Well, good night.
Good night.
Just a second.
Hello?
I. ..
I have an information.
Information?
Information about what?
About ...
about a Jewish ...
in 263 Lindtstradt .../ i
somewhere in the building back.
Hey!
What is the problem?
Kenya.
Nairobi?
-Hungary.
-Budapest.
Where's the boss?
Upstairs.
Not fuse.
Not even shake.
Seize it.
Against the wall.
Were reported.
Well, you, come on!
Come!
Valkyries?
Those who predict the future.
Now show us what
is behind this bookcase.
And what is Norway?
Oslo.
Enter.
Gestapo.
Come!
Nobody move! / i
Well, stand up,
arise! / i
Here .
Hands-up. / I
Bring us down / i
Move!
Hurry, hurry! / i
Well, move it.
Move!
Move!
's all. / i
Money?
Values?
You will find a safe
office.
Go get him.
start packing.
They have five minutes.
No. / i
Bep, listen to me.
I want you to go to my house.
Tell my wife that
now and not come back.
Yes
Go now. There is no guard. / I
OK.
Go.
Go.
There is still time.
You can also go.
No. I am.
It's okay, Mr. Pfeffer.
See it will again
briefly.
I'm sure.
Oh, Anne.
What is this trunk?
Nothing of value ...
not for you.
Memories.
This is a soldier's chest.
Where did you get?
It's mine.
Yes I was a reserve officer
the first World War.
But ...
But why not
registered as a veteran?
will be sent to
Theresienstadt. / I
Will be treated
decently.
Take your time ...
Lieutenant.
Thanks, Sarge.
You just pack.
Inside.
You, here.
Miep, see if it gets out.
Save what you can.
The Gestapo is here.
Get rid of it.
I think he is in Vienna.
Go, go, go!
I'm ready, Pim.
So, do not have anything to say?
None of you?
Nothing.
Well, now it's your turn.
You're in Vienna. Me too.
I soon discovered.
Papers?
You quit.
Gies.
You quit.
Strange that her husband
not here.
Are not you ashamed?
What am I going
do you? / i
As I am concerned,
can stay here to rot.
Consider this a
personal favor.
But if you run away,
We will hold your husband.
Keep hands away
my husband.
He has nothing to do with it.
This is me.
Do not be stupid. Are two
Metidos herein to the neck.
Stayed
to examine it. / i
God help if you are not here.
Bring them here. / i
Hurry, move it. / i
Well, close it. / i
Let . / i
Get me the keys, close the place.
No. It is supposed
take anything.
This is ... the diary of Anne.
Bep, help me to pick it up.
Bep, help me.
Hurry, before he returns.
Where the lead?
For the Gestapo headquarters,
I think.
After that ...
-It was terrible.
-Enough.
You will not read it?
No. It belongs to Anne.
When she returns, I return it.
All prisoners continue
the platform. / i
not talk. / i
All prisoners continue
the platform. / i
not talk. / i
Seven, eight, nine, ten .../ i
eleven, twelve, thirteen,
fourteen, fifteen ...
Field Transition Westerbork,
Drenthe, North Holland.
Welcome to Jerusalem
the Netherlands.
Registration is at the back.
Follow the crowd.
We are all Jews here. / i
Germans leave us
direct the site. / i
These are the barracks "S". / i
Care and does not end there. / i
The site is a bit dirty .../ i
but we all
you need .../ i
to keep you comfortable .../ i
and have lots of work
to keep you busy. / i
What do we do?
We are already full.
This is not good.
Things do not seem so bad.
We become useful.
We stand our ground.
Next . / i
Name? / i
Frank. Otto Frank.
This is my wife Edith ...
and my daughters
Anne and Margot.
Barracks "S".
If I may,
I would ask .../ i
that my daughters were
deployed service kitchen.
I do everything.
I am very skilled.
There are no privileges for
perpetrators of the barracks "S".
I ask that
crime we are accused? / i
Failure to appear on an order.
Next.
"It is not a crime, sir.
-Next.
"It is not a crime, sir.
-Next.
It makes us
criminals, sir.
So Fred Astaire
leads to Ginger Rogers .../ i
in his arms, and dance
and dance and dance. / i
Care.
Work.
Before the war, she saw
all the movies that did.
I can not wait to see
all the movies I missed.
Thanks to all the magazines ...
she already knows all
the roles of color.
They can not touch us.
I heard one of the other
women talk.
She said that the Allies
took Paris ...
and are now marching
through Belgium.
This is the latest of AJI?
What is the AJI?
The Jewish Agency Press Office.
Every day, a different rumor.
Allies are here,
there, everywhere. / i
They say there has been
transport for two months.
"Maybe there is hope.
-There is always hope, Janny ...
since we work a lot.
This is the motto of my father ...
work and hope.
Then Mrs. Quackenbush
began to quack. / i
She quack, quack and did,
and made quack. / i
"Stop with these
infernal quacks ... "
Cried the swan ...
and put their wings
ears.
But Mrs. Quackenbush
not stopped .../ i
not even the great black swan
swim away. / i
She waited to see if
the swan back .../ i
but he never came back .. / i
then she joined their
ducklings around her ...
and swam together
happily ever after.
And you know what they sang?
Quack, quack, quack!
That's right.
"Quack, quack, quack."
They love your stories.
Think we can make
I will visit more often?
I'll try.
They have no parents
to tell stories.
When we released ...
I'll take any role
that can find ...
and get my stories
again.
I told you I
working on a novel?
No.
I think not.
Well, I was.
Did not know how to finish it,
but now I know.
I can not wait
to start again.
It will be a novel,
but not sentimental.
I'm already too old for that.
Remember what
told me once ...
shame you had
be Jewish?
Chosen.
Chosen for what? This?
We have suffered before,
and it made us stronger.
One day, people
look at us with admiration.
For if left over
some of us.
I used to have everything
for granted ...
as the sky.
You see those stars?
We had a club called
Ursa Minor ...
Jacque, Hannah, Sanne, and I ...
one star for each one of us.
And what is that you were?
That.
Well, I should have guessed.
Tomorrow, a transport
will leave this field.
"Silence!
The O.D.s are
prepare lists.
Residents selected
for this transport ...
may take with them ...
all belongings
delivered upon arrival.
I personally take care
of your output ...
wishing a good trip. / i
Go back to your
barracks, now! / i
There must be something that
can do.
You must keep us out
lists them.
There is a thread in this field
I have not tried to pull.
The only language that
they understand is the exchange.
We have nothing to trade.
I am not sure of Serbia
something, if we had.
The Jews here traitors
are worse than the Nazis ...
saving their own skins.
In its place would
different?
Ach. / i
We are like the Job, waiting in
ashes as they are of God.
No. It was different for the Job.
The Job did not have to crouch
as an animal ...
in front of strangers ...
The Job was not taken
their homeland ...
and could discuss the Job.
Lighten
Let now online!
One step ahead
when your name is called.
Brandes, Janny.
Lubinsky, Isaac.
Brandes, lientje. / i
Frank, Otto. / i
Frank, Margot. / i
Frank-Hollander, Edith. / i
Van Pels, Hermann. / i
Frank, Anneliese. / i
Van Pels, Peter. / i
Rutgen-Van Pels, Auguste. / i
Pfeffer, Fritz. / i
Come here.
It makes no sense.
Anyone with brains can see that
the Germans are losing the war.
How important have
for them now?
Nothing else makes sense
Mr. Pfeffer ...
not for me.
Since my family
stay together.
Stay together. / i
Come on. / i
Okay .
Have your report? / I
Let me see it.
Make sure that the surrender
the teacher the next field.
Yes
We deliver. / I
Also in Germany, I think.
I'm not sure.
It's all bombed to pieces.
Well, anyway is
something.
Maybe they bombed the
rails.
It is possible, it is not, Mr. Frank?
Yes, it is possible.
I'll take the red patches.
Wherever you go ...
not going as
criminals.
Auschwitz-Birkenau,
POLAND.
No! Mom! / I
Do not let go!
Peter! Peter!
No, no! Peter!
No!
Pim!
Pim!
Pim, back! Pim!
Anne!
Pim!
Margot! No!
Pim!
Pim! Pim!
Anne!
Father!
Pim! Pim!
Hey, come on!
You said goodbye to
your father, your brother?
not like the view.
Are in the gas chambers. / I
Do you ligues.
-Shut up, you. / I
Online!
Women selected
for this transport ...
will be sent to a field
working to make ammunition.
If you ask your age,
says sixteen.
Transportation . / i
Transportation.
Transportation.
Transportation.
Age?
Sixteen.
Sarna.
You stay here.
Send her to cross the block. / i
I'm with my daughter.
I also have scabies.
Move. / i
I spoke with Anne the night
week.
The doctor said she could
leave that horrible place.
When?
Today, she said.
And the sun is shining.
is dangerous for them there. / i
I should have gone with them.
In block Sarna ...
There was a selection.
Children?
Bergen-Belsen
FIELD OF CONCENTRATION
Lneburg Heath, GERMANY
Beginning of November, 1944
Here. Here. / I
Margot, what happened?
Here.
lientje? Janny? / I
Anne?
Margot. / i
Thank God.
Listen, Margot. Birds.
I had forgotten
birds.
You never saw in Birkenau.
Not lived there at all.
Birds of prey.
Vultures.
It's all that's left.
It is the Field Model.
They are saving those Jews ...
to exchange them for prisoners
Germans.
They have food there.
Better watch your ass.
If you catch, kill you.
I kill you, bitch thief!
Mrs. Van Pels?
Oh, find them here after
all these weeks .../ i
months ...
Your mother was beside himself
distress ...
when he heard the carriage. / i
She did not come with you?
Selected.
Every day, there were trains. / i
was because the Russians,
was what I heard. / i
Only sixty miles from here ...
are all empty
the Polish camps.
We no longer believe
rumors.
Oh, do not you stop?
Typhus.
Gets used.
You will be accustomed to everything.
February, 1945
Anne.
Anne.
Anne agrees.
Is someone on the other side
seal ...
and I think it is
your friend Hannah.
-Hannah?
-Hannah.
On the other side.
Hannah.
Hannah.
Hannah. / i
Hannah.
Is that you?
What are you doing here?
It is supposed to be in Switzerland
It was just a story for them
not come looking for us.
We were hidden in
Daddy's office.
I could not tell anyone.
Gabi. Is she here?
She had an infection,
but now is fine.
Someone is taking care of her.
It is her father worries me.
are so sick. / i
They took him to the hospital. / i
I pray for him
every night.
I used to pray for you
also, Anne.
I prayed for your family
be safe. / i
I have no family.
Only Margot.
Your father? / i
Your mother? / i
My father is dead.
sent him to the
gas chambers. / i
But your mother?
Selected.
The chimney lay
as black smoke.
It's too horrible.
I can not believe.
They took everything, Hannah.
Everything.
is so cold here. / i
Lice crawl
for my clothes.
No food.
Everything I found, I gave
Margot, because she is very weak.
Today we had a package
the Red Cross.
Not much
but it is something.
Wait.
Anne.
I'm here.
I send it over.
Be careful. / i
-Anne?
What's going on? / i
Anne?
Tell me / i
She took it.
she took my food!
try again, if you can. / i
Back tomorrow.
Please try.
Please try.
Yes I promise. Tomorrow.
Tomorrow.
I got it.
Oh, thanks.
Thank you, Hannah.
Come and see me here.
Not tomorrow, the next day.
Wait for me. / i
I'll wait. I have so
to tell you.
Me, too.
Gotta go.
Guards. There.
Put it in your mouth.
Mercy ...
No! Go away.
Anne? / i
Anne, are you there? / i
Can you hear me? / i
Anne?
Sorry, could not find me
as I agreed with you.
We were told we were
exchanged.
Finally, after
long.
You should have seen the father.
He wore his best suit,
even in the hospital.
Him ..
he died with that fact.
And now they say
finally we will not be exchanged.
Why are so cruel?
You're the only person I
left to talk.
You and Gabi, but it is new
too much to see.
I do not understand.
Oh, Anne. Where are you?
Anne? / i
What happened?
Where are your clothes?
I threw them out.
I feel the lice
walking over me ...
itching ... always itching.
I'll try to get some
something for you.
You are in that shack?
One of these.
You have to come.
You come.
The Margot is very ill.
Everyone is sick.
My sister, too.
I'll be back when you can.
Now back inside.
Eat some bread.
Remember how ...
as I always took care
from you when you were little?
Now it's my turn
to take care of you.
Longer matter.
No. I can not stop here.
Tell me a story, Anne.
I used to used to ...
love your stories.
The stories were Pim
always better than mine.
Poor Pim.
Well, you'll still be a
writer, right?
And he'd like that.
Remember how we talked
about it?
About ...
what we would do ...
after the war?
What you gonna be?
I can not ...
I can not remember.
Can do. You have to achieve.
Nurse.
That's what you told me.
Okay.
Nurse.
Nurse in Palestine.
Paris or London,
is where I go.
See the world.
See the world.
Birds.
Listen, Margot.
Margot.
Margot.
No, you'll wake her!
AMSTERDAM, 1945
One month after the surrender of Germany
Mr. Frank. / I
Miep.
It's good to see you.
And Edith?
She did not return.
Let's go inside.
Once we have been released
the Russians ...
I found someone who knew
Edith in the field of women.
He died of hunger.
Bread was accumulating under
the water in the hospital ...
for their daughters and
for her husband, said.
If his body had endured
only two more weeks. / i
Sorry, Mr. Frank.
The Nazis dynamited the
gas chambers, you know ...
to cover their tracks.
That was not enough for them.
Was when the march began.
I was in the hospital.
I pleaded to Peter not to go,
to stay behind.
He was looking for me,
that time.
I do not know what happened to him ...
or to Mr. Pfeffer.
Mr. Van Pels I saw
with my own eyes ...
be taken to the gas chamber.
He was in barracks
when it should be working.
Him ..
He just gave up.
And you never can do that.
Never.
And the girls?
Have you any news?
Only rumors.
Many of the women were
deported to Germany.
I live in hope.
There ...
This is a list of Bergen-Belsen?
Voc need to talk.
I seek information
about my daughters.
Were sent to Bergen-Belsen.
You must fill out a form.
I already filled out a form.
Already filled out five forms.
We can add their names
a list, and then contactame it.
They are called Anne Frank
and Margot Frank ...
says there have been transferred? / i
My name is Janny Brandes.
I was in Bergen-Belsen
with Anne and Margot Frank.
Do you have any information?
Follow me.
Who is it? / i
Ms. Brandes?
Yes / i
Otto Frank. I think we saw
my daughters in Bergen-Belsen.
Between.
Miep.
Margot and Anne
not coming back.
In 1957 Otto Frank created
Anne Frank Foundation
working for
educate children
intolerance
and discrimination.
He died in 1981, with
It is believed that Anne Frank
died of typhus
days after its sister
Margot - two of the 17,000 people
who died of disease
Bergen-Belsen in March 1945.
British troops liberated the
field two weeks later.
Edith Frank died of starvation in
ward Birkenau
Peter Van Pels survived
march from Auschwitz.
He died in concentration camp
Mauthausen on 5 May 1945
three days before the
American release.
Was 18
Auguste van Pels was transferred
Bergen-Belsen concentration camp in Buchenwald
and from there to Theresienstadt.
He died in April or May
Herman van Pels was killed in
gas chambers at Auschwitz
in October 1944, one month
after their arrival.
Fritz Pfeffer was moved
Auschwitz
to the concentration camp
Neuengamme out of Hamburg
where he died on December 20
Charlotte Kaletta married him
posthumously in 1953.
Otto Frank addressed the
formalities.
Miep Gies received the highest honor
granted by the Memorial
Yad Vashem in 1995
and was later knighted
by Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands.
He still lives outside of Amsterdam,
and formidable as ever.
Yad Vashem named helpers
Frank family of
"Most Honored of Nations
Jacqueline van Marsen was the
first people
to see Anne's diary after
war.
Binder and author, had
three children and six grandchildren.
Hannah Goslar and her sister Gabi
survived 14 months in Bergen-Belsen.
In 1947, emigrated to Jerusalem,
where Hannah became a nurse.
Had three children
and ten grandchildren.
"The Diary of Anne Frank" has sold
more than 30 million copies
and has been translated into more
After the Bible is the book without
be widely read fiction in the world.
One and a half million children
were killed
the genocide that the Nazis
called the "Final Solution".
The story of Anne Frank
was only one of them.