Anne Frank Remembered Page #2
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- 1995
- 117 min
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Otto Frank|interviewed in 1979
We left Germany in 1933...
...because I didn't want to educate|my children with blinkers.
They were not allowed to see|Christian friends anymore.
In Holland, it was different.
Upon her arrival in Amsterdam...
...the 4-year-old Anne was sent|to the Montessori school...
...where Lies Goslar|became her best friend.
Years later, in her diary,|Anne wrote this of Lies:
"Hanneli Goslar, or Lies, as she's|called at school, is a bit strange.
She's usually shy...
...outspoken at home but reserved|around other people.
She blabs whatever you tell her|to her mother.
But she says what she thinks.
And lately, I've come|to appreciate her a great deal. "
Anne and Lies' friendship had begun|on their very first day at school.
Exactly in opposite of the door...
...I saw the back of Anne, and|she was ringing these little bells.
And she turned around, and she saw me,|I saw her, and hop...
...we run each into|the arms of another.
I think my mother went away.|I didn't look at her anymore.
And this was the first day.
Since then we were together|really till the end.
Of the two sisters, I was really more|impressed with Margot than with Anne...
...for rather obvious reasons.
Margot was a year and a half older|than I am, so she was a model.
She was ladylike.|She was always composed.
She always did her homework.|She was just the ideal young lady.
I was a tomboy, so I always thought|it would be great to be like Margot.
Anne was very lively, and I didn't|need any model for that.
I was lively myself.
Besides, she was younger. You never|model yourself after a younger child.
So I know her--|All the time.
I could do that just as well.
I will start with the sentence|my mother said always.
My mother said, "God knows everything.|Anne knows everything better."
This describes Anne, you understand?|I don't know in English....
She knew everything better.
Anne was-- In America you say "spicy."|A spicy girl.
She always was friendly with the boys.|The boys liked her.
The girls liked her. She also always|was in the center of the thing.
Then she had something I never saw,|not before and not afterwards.
She could take out the socket|out of the shoulder...
...and she would sit,|and everybody looked.
And then she made out,|and knock, knock, knock.
You have to be very careful. You can|end up with an orthopedic doctor.
She liked it, and everybody was looking|at her. And then she was happy.
When he came to Holland, Otto Frank|set up the Opekta Company...
...a Dutch subsidiary of a German|concern, selling pectin...
...a substance used in making jam.
The progressive Otto had a film|produced to promote the product.
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