Having lost his family in the Holocaust, Otto Frank devoted his life to educating others about the dangers of discrimination and prejudice. He was the driving force behind the publication of the diary written by his daughter, Anne Frank. He hoped that Anne's words would inspire unity and peace. In 1960, their former hiding place in Amsterdam opened to the public, further realising Otto's educational mission. Through the Anne Frank House, he aimed to encourage visitors to take action against prej

#OnThisDay 1929: Anne Frank was born. In 1979, her father Otto explained to Blue Peter's Lesley Judd how his daughter's famous diary survived to become a best-seller. | BBC Archive

Anne Frank’s family, along with four other people, was discovered in hiding by a Dutch police unit led by an SS officer. All were sent to concentration camps. Otto Frank, the lone survivor, was, for a time, determined to find out who betrayed his family. https://cbsn.ws/3rI04rh | 60 Minutes