The Anne Frank Collections

I'm reading the book, yet, but immediately I admired this girl, by her character and force. Unfortunately, she is another example of how could human to act. But an example to be remembered. I suppose that we (human) need to learn some things about respect, consideration and divergence of cultures; But apparently we just learn things like that too late. However, we are not completely free of such situation that was experienced by Anne But, honestly, I hope we can change… The work of keeping Anne’s memories alive realized by this organization it’s just phenomenal. I’ll visit them as soon as I can.

Everton Almeida, 23 - São Paulo - Brazil - 14 May 2012 Comment on: The Secrets of Anne's Room

I read the diaryofa young girl when I was young, but now for the first time have read the definitive edition. I can not help but grieve for Anne as a friend after reading here innermost thoughts and feelings. You feel for her and and you want her dreams to come true. I c ant help but see my youngerselfin her as im sure may others do. The only consolation that comesfrom the saddness of the loss of her life and potental and that of the millions of other Jews who lives were c ut short is that here honest words and adviceof tolerance has made a change in this world so that purhapes people may find couragec to do whats right and see the world as a place of many human beings with equal rights.

Valerie, 25 - Pittsburgh - United States - 12 May 2012 Comment on: Conservation of Anne Frank’s room

I first read anne's diary in year 6 and have admired her since. She's an amazing person to have gone through so much and still be so strong. I hope one day I can visit the annexe and really feel her spirit for myself

Abbey, 14 - United Kingdom - 13 Apr 2012 Comment on: The Secrets of Anne's Room