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The Diaries Of The Famous Fifteen Year Old Jewish Girl, Anne Frank, Are Being Highlighted In An Exhibition In Peterborough

1988 , Peterborough (Cambridgeshire)

Cat no. 34497

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Interviews with Lotte Kramer and Eva Schloss at an exhibition about Anne Frank.

Inside Peterborough Cathedral, people visit an exhibition of photographs about the life of Anne Frank, the Jewish girl who kept a diary about her family’s experiences in the Netherlands under Nazi occupation during World War II. Some of the images are shown including photographs of prisoners in Nazi concentration camps. Attending the exhibition are poet Lotte Kramer who lost all her family in the death camps, and Eva Schloss who was the same age as Anne Frank and played with her as a child. Anglia Television reporter Pat Beasley asks them why Anne Frank’s story should be told forty years on. This video was made to be shown in a news story on Anglia Television early evening news / magazine programme About Anglia.

Keywords

Jews; Concentration camps; Holocaust; Nazism; Inhumanity; Exhibitions; Remembrance; Witness

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Anne Frank died in 1945 and her diary was first published by her father Otto Frank in 1947, and in a version translated from Dutch to English in 1952. Eva Schloss was the stepdaughter of Otto Frank. Eva Schloss began to talk publicly about her experiences in the concentration camp after her father died in 1980. She co-founded the Anne Frank Trust UK. Lotte Kramer arrived in the UK from Germany in the Kindertransport, and Peterborough became her home. She has published several volumes of poems and is also a translator of German poetry.

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