The Diary That Changed the World

The Remarkable Story of Otto Frank and the Diary of Anne Frank

Karen Bartlett author

Format:Paperback

Publisher:Biteback Publishing

Published:28th Apr '22

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This book uncovers the remarkable journey of Anne Frank's diary, revealing its profound impact on history and the struggles of her father, Otto Frank.

In The Diary That Changed the World, Karen Bartlett delves into the intricate history behind one of the most impactful books ever written. This compelling narrative explores the journey of Anne Frank's diary from its humble beginnings to its global recognition. When Otto Frank first opened his daughter's diary, he was met with a poignant and raw portrayal of Anne's life during a time of unimaginable hardship. This revelation not only transformed his understanding of his daughter but also set in motion a series of events that would forever alter the landscape of Holocaust literature.

The book reveals the intense struggles that Otto faced in bringing Anne's words to the public. As he navigated the complexities of publication, he found himself embroiled in a contentious battle over the rights and legacy of the diary. This struggle took a toll on his mental health and led him to seek a new life in Switzerland. Bartlett's account does not shy away from the darker aspects of this history, shedding light on the legal disputes and the various factions that emerged over the years, all vying for control of Anne's powerful story.

More than seventy-five years after Anne's death, The Diary That Changed the World remains a focal point of cultural discussion and controversy. Bartlett's insightful exploration offers a fresh perspective on Otto Frank's life and the profound impact of Anne's diary, revealing how it continues to shape our understanding of the Holocaust and the enduring legacy of one young girl's voice in the face of adversity.

ISBN: 9781785906152

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304 pages