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Laddar... Anne Frank Remembered: The Story of the Woman Who Helped to Hide the Frank… (urspr publ 1987; utgåvan 2009)av Miep Gies (Författare)
VerkdetaljerAnne Frank : så minns jag henne av Miep Gies (1987)
  
Det finns inga diskussioner på LibraryThing om den här boken. Similar to The Diary of Anne Frank, this story is about the woman who helped their family survive during the time that they were in hiding. (  ) maggieschneider | Nov 16, 2020 |  Il Diario di Anne Frank, testimonianza dolorosa dell’Olocausto e allo stesso tempo piccolo capolavoro di scrittura, mantiene intatta anno dopo anno la sua popolarità. (fonte: Google Books) MemorialeSardoShoah | May 27, 2020 | Heartbreaking and uplifting. This tells the story of of Miep, how she came to know the Franks, how she helped the Franks and the war in general. It provides a personal look at the war, the effects of the war, and the lives of people tying to help in anyway they could. ( ) obtusata | Jan 9, 2020 | I've always loved "Diary of a Young Girl" and I have been meaning to read this for ages, but I had no idea how great it truely was. From Anne's diary I assumed Miep was shy, perhaps because her name sounded so much like "meek." Meip was anything but shy. She and her husband did everything that they possibly could, not just for the Frank family but for all the persecuted peoples of the time, from housing a young man who refused to sign a German aligence agreement to attend college to her husband who was part of an underground resistance movement. She refuses to call herself a hero but someone who doesn't think of themselves as times of trials but of assisting others, is the true definition ofa hero. The story of the amazing fighter should be recognized as not just a footnote in the Anne Frank story. It was great to see "the annex" from the outside. (  ) ISCCSandy | Apr 9, 2019 | I've always loved "Diary of a Young Girl" and I have been meaning to read this for ages, but I had no idea how great it truely was. From Anne's diary I assumed Miep was shy, perhaps because her name sounded so much like "meek." Meip was anything but shy. She and her husband did everything that they possibly could, not just for the Frank family but for all the persecuted peoples of the time, from housing a young man who refused to sign a German aligence agreement to attend college to her husband who was part of an underground resistance movement. She refuses to call herself a hero but someone who doesn't think of themselves as times of trials but of assisting others, is the true definition ofa hero. The story of the amazing fighter should be recognized as not just a footnote in the Anne Frank story. It was great to see "the annex" from the outside. ( ) ISCCSandy | Apr 9, 2019 | inga recensioner | lägg till en recension
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While most are familiar with Anne Frank's diary, fewer remember the courage of the people who helped her family. Otto Frank's employee, Miep Gies, coordinated the hiding place and worked through her own exhaustion and terror to keep the family safe and supplied with food and company. Barbara Rosenblat speaks with Gies's own voice, bringing an impeccable Dutch flavor to her words and flawlessly pronouncing the many proper nouns of that challenging language. She effortlessly conveys Gies's pervading sense of sadness tinged with frustration, anger, and resentment at the horrors inflicted by the Nazi regime. In the author's afterword, Rosenblat captures equally well Gies's acceptance and wonder at the way Anne's story captured the heart of the world. Inga biblioteksbeskrivningar kunde hittas. |
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