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Forget Me Not: The Anne Frank Story

59 minutes, 9 seconds

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Girl seated next to a small window and talking to a teenage boy. Caption. How long have you been keeping a diary?

The video "Forget Me Not: The Anne Frank Story" explores the powerful and tragic story of Anne Frank through the perspective of a modern-day young man learning about the Holocaust. The narrative highlights themes of racism, prejudice, and the importance of remembrance. Key figures such as Miep Gies, who helped hide Anne, and Anne Frank herself are central to the story's unfolding. The educational content correlates with common curricula focusing on World War II, the Holocaust, and ethical studies, emphasizing social awareness, values, and ethics. This compelling video challenges viewers to reflect on history's lessons and the enduring impacts of intolerance.

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Runtime: 59 minutes, 9 seconds

Topic: Biographies, Counseling and Self-Help, History, Social Science
Subtopic: Biography, Frank, Anne, Holocaust, Museums, Prejudice, Social Awareness, U.S. History - 1934-1945, Values and Ethics, World History - 1900-1945, World War II
Grade/Interest Level: 6 - 12
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Release Year: 1996
Producer/Distributor: Grace Products Corporation
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Bearded, turbaned man speaking with another man. Caption. We've been stranded here for awhile.

Young Black girl with dark curly hair holds a hand to her cheek, looking out and down with mouth in a slight pout.

Black and white film still of a man in a dark suit, top hat, and curled mustache, walking outside and in front of a smiling woman with a fashionable dress and white parasol.

Hispanic woman leans towards a White man as they both look off in one direction. Caption. And tolerance between groups.

Computer image compares the features of 2 war planes. The P-51C Mustang has speed and maneuverability. The FW-190 has durability and armament. Caption. But the FW-190 is more rugged and has better armament.

Black and white photo of men wearing dress military clothing with plumed hats riding horses. Caption. Militarism, wars of conquest.

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Woman facing man who is speaking to her in a kitchen setting. Caption. No, he's even more strict than Mama.

Viewer Comments

greg s. (Little Egg Harbor, NJ)

January 8th, 2025 at 01:28 PM

Excellent for Holocaust studies.
Ashley H. (Springboro, OH)

March 2nd, 2018 at 12:28 PM

Great movie for a different perspective of Anne Frank. Our students really enjoyed being able to learn about this time with a different movie.