Did Miep find Anne's precious diary and give it to Mr Frank?

Answer 1

Miep and Bep Voskuijl both were well aware that Anne was a writer - she was constantly asking them to scrounge leftover paper for her to write on. During the arrest, the rooms of the Annex were all "turned upside down" and when she and Bep went up to see what was left, the first thing she noticed was Anne's diary and loose pages laying all over the floor. She gathered up all she could carry, and stored them in her desk, intending to give them to Anne when she returned. She instead, of course, gave them later to Otto Frank.

Answer 2

Miep put all of Anne's writings in a bottom drawer of her desk and left them there. She did not read the diary, and would not let anyone else read it, either. Her intent was to give it back, untouched, to Anne, but she ultimately had to give it back to Otto, of course.

Answer 3

Yes, Miep Gies discovered Anne Frank's diary after the Frank family was arrested and she kept it safe, intending to return it to Anne after the war. She gave the diary to Otto Frank, Anne's father, who survived the Holocaust, upon his return to Amsterdam.

Answer 4

Yes, she found it and kept it in her possession until Mr. Frank came back.

Answer 5

After Anne and her family (along with otto's co-workers) were arrested. Miep took it for 'when she came back'

Answer 6

Miep stored the diary until the end of the holocaust, but unfortunately, Anne didn't make it. So when Anne's dad came home, Miep gave it to her father, who kept it and read it.