Synonyms for Anne Frank
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1. List of known nicknames for "Anne Frank":

   Annelies Marie Frank, Annie, Anna, Chatterbox, El Dorado, Annelies "Anne" Marie Frank, Anneliese Marie Frank

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1. Ari Folman:

   I think I needed to break iconisation. Anne Frank was much more than an icon ... She was a teenager, she had all classic issues of teenager - hated her mother, big fights, envy of her sister.

2. Rosa de Winter-Levy:

   ‘I saw Anne Frank and Peter van Pels in Westerbork. They were always together. (…) In Westerbork Anne was lovely, so radiant that her beauty flowed over into Peter. (…) Perhaps it’s not the right expression to say that her eyes were radiant. But they had a glow, if you know what I mean. And her movements, her looks, had such a lilt to them that I often asked myself: Can she possibly be happy? She was happy in Westerbork, though that seems almost incredible.’

3. Mr. van Gelder:

   Anne Frank wasn’t a star pupil. She was a likeable child. Sometimes I’d bump into her in the mornings on her way to school. Then she’d sometimes tell me stories that she’d made up together with her father. They were always really funny stories. She told me a lot about her father, but not much about her mother and sister. I also knew that she wanted to be a writer. Maybe she would have been…

4. Eva Schloss:

   Anne Frank was a very lively girl and always wanted to draw a lot of people around her and wanted to be the centre of attention.

5. Jetteke Frijda:

   ‘After the war Otto Frank was so busy with Anne Frank’s diary. He was very impressed with what readers of the diary had written to him. I told him then: “I think it’s wonderful what you are doing for Anne, but I think it’s a pity that nothing is mentioned any more about Margot. She is also worthy of being mentioned”.’