Last month, the Anne Frank House released the only existing film footage of the remarkable little girl.
Even though the footage is brief and silent, there is something striking about seeing her actually live and breathe…leaning out the window to watch a neighborhood couple exchange vows. The film was produced on July 22, 1941, a year before the family was forced into hiding.
Even after the diary entries, and the extensive collection of pictures, somehow these fleeting seconds make her more human…an ephemeral memory of a girl who will live on forever as a key witness and journalist of the Holocaust.
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