Anne Frank’s: A Ghost Diary.

Introduction.

The story of Anne Frank is one many historians believe to be “obscure” and, most of all “inaccurate.” By now the story of her famous “Attic Hideout” is notorious. Many have proclaimed Anne and her family died in Anschluss, a Jewish concentration camp.

However, Historians had evidence that a family of 5 had escaped the prison. Now that story has been told, so now you think you know the truth? In the later part of 2004 Anne Frank’s diary was published to the world with all collected evidence a historian Mary Sagle, published it.

But Mary admitted in early 2006, 2 years after publication, she had left out many of Anne’s diary entries. To historians this was critical. Despite your knowledge of Anne, she had many consecutive diaries not one.

Mary said in 2006, “Anne Frank, owned 6 diaries.” She went on to say that some were “Damaged” and “Unreadable” in fact, Anne’s damaged diaries were readable as Russian historian Matt Deranovich proclaimed, she had not investigated it far enough.

Mary had only taken the valuable parts from diary entries written in English. She not being a translator proclaimed her “time and money” was limited; in fact the collected diaries took since 1954 to be fully collected that’s 60 years worth of notes and valuable evidence that had gone to waste. Historian Matt decided he’d do “Anne Frank’s deeper diaries”.

But even he was ashamed, he even lost his job. Russian federation of historians (RFH), released a whole essay on him in the later part of 2006. He lost his job on April 14th 2007.


Mary however received an award for her book in that same year. Until French Critic, Gustine De Cede, proclaimed she had miss-constructed the book, he then realized his own version of Anne’s famous diary in 2007 too, however he also was fired for his “insulting” and “disgraceful” behavior. He lost his job in the (FFC) French Federation of Critics in December 18th 2007.


Mary then was beginning to get really worried, her book had undergone a lot of critic, and to her knowledge she had done “the best I could do” her colleague Sara Green, said “If I was Anne, I’d be ashamed to read this nonsense”.
Mary quit her job in May 2008, she now writes for the English literature society in her local town of Dorset. She said “I don’t need this **** any more, I was told my book was the best one out there and, quite frankly it still is, in my opinion.”

Not to her knowledge than John Antony Frank, whose father Marcus Frank, whose father Tomas Frank, had a brother called Antony Frank, who mysteriously disappeared in the 1930’s. The Historian Jane Mac Dean’s would prove something to both John and Marcus. Mr. T. Frank died in October 19th 1999; he was 88 at the time.


Jane had proven that Antony Frank, was indeed the father of Anne Frank, to their amazement this story hit English news in 2007 well for the later part of it. Many people interviewed the two males. Marcus had currently lost his wife Janet in March 3rd 2005, was eager to learn more about his Grand-uncle Antony.


However there is little remaining evidence on him. His birth certificate, his college degree, his enrollment in Anschluss, and his death certificate were all that remains. There is only 2 photos of him, but one is currently being pieced together, the other the quality lacks any really resemblance but has been recently edited and cleared thanks to modern technologies.


In a documentary labeled “All about Anne” a series of camera’s followed Marcus and John. However, Marcus became terribly ill, and during the documentary passed away age 64, he had a tumor pressing on his lungs. He died on May 25th 2008. John is the only remaining relative of Anne Frank.


John lives in London, but due to security measures his address is privatized, and his whereabouts are shaded. To interview him takes proceeding measures lots of uneasily checks for guns or other concealed weapons.
It is clear that Anne’s Frank’s live is certainly shaded too. To all fans of “Family Guy” that Anne had a “Type writer”. To all fans of Peter Grogram’s “The infamous cough”. That spilled out the beans on their whereabouts. But I’m going to tell you the side no one will dare tell you.

Think of this book as the real Anne Frank, at the same time think about this book as, truth about Anne Frank, and her life, in all, think of this book as the behind the life of the girl who lived through the greatest mystery.