Anne Frank's story transformed the world's view of the Holocaust. Miep Gies kept her family and her diary alive
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The diary of Anne Frank — written as she hid with her family and others in the annex of an Amsterdam building while Hitler’s Nazis hunted for Jews in the Second World War — is one of the most widely read books in the world. A new series shines a light on Miep Gies, the woman who made sure that diary made it out of the Holocaust. Sheila Flynn writes
This 'ordinary' woman hid Anne Frank—and kept her story alive
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