Otto Heinrich Frank

The surviving Holocaust and father of Diary writer Anne Frank. Otto was born in Frankfurt, Germany, and worked for the German army during the First World War. After the war he returned home for family management, a bank established by his father Michael. He married Edith Holland in 1925 and has two daughters, Ann and Margo. In the 1930's, Otto moved his family to the Netherlands to escape the persecution of the Jews by Hitler, hiding in 1942. In August 1944, Frank and his friends were betrayed by the Nazis and arrested. When a man and a woman broke up, they arrived at Auschwitz, and Otto had never seen his wife and daughter. As the only survivor of the group, Otto returned to the Netherlands after the war. One of the assistants, Miep Gies, was told that after Anne and Margot died in Bergen-Belsen, he found Anne's diary in a secret attachment and returned it to Otto. Otto shared a part of Ann 's diary with friends and family, and a positive reaction urged to decide to announce the first diary released in Europe in 1947. Ann's diary is said to be the second most popular in the world. Until his life is over, Otto continues to participate in diaries and related works (eg drama and movies). He sent Anne's first diary to the Netherlands War Document Institute protected by Anne Flander Keane's copyright. He died in Basel and moved with her second wife and stepmother.

Otto Heinrich Frank (May 12, 1889 - August 19, 1980) was a German businessman who later became a resident of the Netherlands and Switzerland. He is the father of Anne and Margo Frank. As the only massacre surviving in the family, he inherited the manuscript of Anne after his death, arranged to publish her diary as "a diary of young girls" in 1947, to make a transition to the stage and painting I oversee it. Otto Frank was born in a Jewish family. He is the second of the four children born in Alice Betty (1865-1953) and Michael Frank (1851-1909). His brothers are Robert Frank, and his brothers and sisters are Herbert Frank and Helen (Frank). Otto is famous furniture designer Jean-Michel Frank and Zakarias Frank's grandchild's cousin. His father was originally from Landau, moved to Frankfurt in 1879, and married Alice Stern in 1886.

Frank was born on June 12, 1929 in Frankfurt's German Frankfurt Anneley or Annlyzee Marie Frank's Main Garner Red Cross Clinic and served as Edith (née Holländer) and Otto Heinrich Frank. She has an older sister, Margo. Frank was a liberal Jew, and he did not follow all Judaism customs and traditions. They live in assimilation communities of citizens of various religions other than Jews and Jews. Edith is a more devout parent, Otto is interested in academic pursuits and has a large library; both parents encourage children to read. When Ann was born, the family lived in the house of Marbachweg 307. In 1931, the family moved to Ganghoferstrasse 24 in the fashion free zone Dichterviertel (poet district). These two houses still exist

Anne Frank, born June 12, 1929, is the second daughter of Otto and Eddie Frank, both of whom are from a German Jewish family who has been engaged in business for many years. Otto Frank can trace his legacy in the 17th century and Edith Hollerd Frank is from the famous Aachen family. Ann and her sister Margot grew up in Germany in a forgiving atmosphere; Frank has many friends of faith and nationality. During World War I, Otto Frank served as the officer of the German army.