The AFF together with the city of Frankfurt is responsible for the Family Frank Centre where the AFF and family-Frank archives are kept. Other organisations bearing the name of Anne Frank although organizationally and legally independent are supported by the AFF. UNESCO, the children’s charity UNICEF and Project Aladdin in Paris are amongst the organisations it supports. As determined by Otto Frank the AFF’s revenues are used for charitable purposes principally directed towards combatting anti-Semitism and racism. It is also responsible for licensing the rights for film and theatre adaptions of Anne Frank’s works. All rights reservedThe Diary Of Anne Frank - The world’s most widely read work of non-fict.
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It is thus responsible together with the publishers it has appointed, for ensuring the integrity of Anne Frank’s literary works. This film is under non-exclusive license from Banijay Rights. The AFF, a registered Swiss charity, was appointed universal heir by Otto Frank and as such is the owner of the copyrights to her Diaries and other literary works. The ANNE FRANK Fonds Basel (AFF) is the only organisation directly founded by Otto Frank, Anne’s father and sole survivor of his immediate family. After her death, Anne became world-famous because of her diary, written whilst in hiding. Anne’s father, Otto Frank, was the only one of the eight people in hiding to survive. After more than two years in hiding, they were discovered and deported to concentration camps. Anne lived in hiding in the secret annex with seven others at Prinsengracht 263 in Amsterdam. Almost 75 years after her death, Anne’s story and extraordinary talent continue to inspire people around the world.Īnne Frank was a Jewish girl who went into hiding during World War Two to escape persecution from the Nazis. It had been her dream.Īnne Frank continues to be at the heart of, and the inspiration behind, all our education work in the UK, and of our international partners. After her death in Bergen Belsen camp, Anne’s father read and later published her diary leading to global recognition for Anne as an author. Anne’s father, Otto Frank, was the only one to survive. In 1944, all eight fugitives were discovered, arrested and deported to concentration camps. They spent more than two years in hiding, during which time Anne wrote stories and diaries, chronicling the extraordinary situation. Together with another Jewish family and friend, they hid in the ‘secret annexe’ of Prinsengracht 263 in Amsterdam. When the Netherlands were invaded, Anne and her family were forced to go into hiding to escape the Nazis. In 1933, she and her family moved to Amsterdam in the Netherlands to escape the increasing, sinister control of Hitler and the Nazis. Anne Frank was a Jewish girl, born in Germany in 1929.
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