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25th March 1944
I don’t have much in the way of money or worldly possessions, I’m not beautiful, intelligent or clever, but I’m happy, and I intend to stay that way! I was born happy...and I’d like everyone else to be happy too.
Anne M Frank
March 2010 poignantly marks the 65th anniversary of Anne and Margot's death in Bergen-Belsen, just a few short weeks before its liberation by the British army.
Anne Frank around the world
The international work undertaken by Otto Frank derived from his committment to using the memry of his daughters as a means of bringing about reconciliation. To date, the diary has been published in 67 different languages and has sold 31 million copies.
Following widespread interest in the Secret Annex, Otto Frank opened the Anne Frank House as a museum in 1960. The first visitors were German students, invited by Otto Frank in an act of reconciliation. The Anne Frank House in
Anne Frank educational work and international partner organisations
In 2006, Anne Frank exhibitions toured in 23 countries over four different continents. Free 2 Choose, the debating programme which explores human rights was developed across 11 European countries and will be rolled out to an additional 11 over the following year.
In support of the above and other local educational work, Anne Frank partner organisations exist in:
www.annefrank.com
Anne Frank Fonds, based in
We are grateful for the international collaborations and mutual support that exists across the Anne Frank international network.













