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The Nazis take the people in hiding to Westerbork, a large camp in Drenthe in the north east of The Netherlands. From there they are sent with thousands of other Dutch Jews to the Auschwitz concentration camp. On the platform in Auschwitz the men are separated from the women. Anne and Margot see their father for the last time. Later they are sent to another camp, Bergen-Belsen, here they die in March 1945 shortly before the camp is liberated. On May 5, 1945 The Netherlands is liberated and is a free country again.

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Otto Frank is the only one of the eight people in hiding to survive. In June 1945 he returns to The Netherlands. On his return, Miep Gies, one of the helpers who looked after the people in hiding, gives him Anne’s diary, notebooks and loose sheets of paper. Otto reads that Anne wanted to publish a book after the war and from all her writing Otto makes a book: the Secret Annex. First it is published in Dutch and then in more than 70 other languages.

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Otto Frank received thousands of letters from readers all over the world. He dedicated the rest of his life to Anne’s diary. A year before his death he said: ‘I am nearly 90 and getting weaker. But the task that Anne gave me, continues to give me strength to fight for reconciliation and for human rights all over the world.’