Annelies Marie Frank

She's the reason why I'm crying right now. :'(

I just watched the last 6 parts of Anne Frank: The Whole Story on YouTube, and all of a sudden, I was taken to a whole new world..... of the then-suffering Jews. It felt like, I was experiencing their pain also. I can totally feel Otto's devastation with regards to his family's death, Anne and Margot's feelings when she had no food to eat, Edith's depression while seeing her daughters getting thin, dirty and sickly, and Hannah's sadness while witnessing her friend's pain and state. For once, I felt like I was one of them.

Annelies Marie Frank

What's more heartbreaking is the fact that they all died days before the liberation! They could've survived the Holocaust if their resistance against sickness and hunger were strong. But, if I was there, I guess I wouldn't make it also. Well, how can you survive with no food and a disease that was quickly spreading?? That darn concentration camp made the Jews selfish. They'd steal food, socks and blankets from other people. I pity them, I really do. If I had the chance, enough guts and mighty power to help them, I would really, really lend them my hands... even my feet. But sadly (and luckily), I was born 65 years after that horrible event in history. But even if I were alive at that time, I don't think I can do anything to save them. So why say that? Darnie.

Margot, Otto, Anne and Edith Frank.

I know, I don't need to be sad for her. At least they're all in heaven now, happily singing with the angels. But I guess that's a natural feeling that won't be changed forever. I'm sure I will still get sad when I watch tributes for her in the future--- that's common. At the end of the day, I'm certain that she's already contented there. At least she wouldn't have to deal with all the hustle and bustle in the world today. :)

The face of a million Jews who were crying for help at concentration camps.

May your memory live forever Anne Frank. May your diary inspire lots of people in the future. :D