Miep Gies, one of the helpers who hid the Franks during World War II, found Anne Frank's diary and gave it to Otto Frank, Anne's father, after the family was discovered and taken into custody by the Nazis.
she gave it to otto frank after finding out anne had died later on otto published anne's diary
Mr frank gave Anne frank a diary in which she named kitty
The lady that was hiding the families in that office saved it for Anne, but when she found out she was dead she gave it to her father.
yes, she didn't want to invade her privacy
After the arrest, one of the helpers, Miep Gies, found the diary and several papers Anne Frank wrote on all scattered on the floor. She saved them, thinking Anne would come back and when she didn't, she gave them to Otto Frank, her father.
Pim is another name that they called Anne's father.....Otto is his real name
Anne Frank was arrested on 4th August 1944. Soon after arrest, Miep Gies found her diary and kept it. In July 1945 when Anne died, Miep decided to give the diary to her father Otto Frank. Miep Gies, who has been keeping diary, died earlier this year.
Miep Gies found Anne's diary on the floor of the Secret Annex, preserved it, and gave it to Anne's father Otto after the war was over.
Anne Frank did not publish the book/diary herself. Miep Gies found it after the police brought the Frank family to different concentration camps. Miep then gave it to Anne Frank's father, Otto Frank after he escaped the concentration camp he was in. Otto Frank published it after editing, etcetera.
Her father found it. You can ask even ask your teacher! Also there are some websites that have info on it. I'm Not dissagreeing, But I Saw This tv show, and it said miep found it and gave it to annes father, i dont know if this is true though.
Anne Frank's diary survived because it was hidden by Miep Gies, one of the helpers who supported Anne's family while they were in hiding. After the war, Miep gave the diary to Anne's father, Otto Frank, the sole survivor of the family. Otto then decided to have his daughter's diary published to share her story with the world.
Anne Frank received her diary in 1942, and wrote in it - and a succession of other diaries - until August 1, 1944. On August 4th, they were arrested, and immediately after the arrest, Miep Gies gathered up Anne's diary and put it - unread - in a drawer of her desk, intending to give it back to Anne after the war. When Anne did not come back, she gave it instead to Otto.