Newsround: Anne Frank

yesterday afternoon (sunday 9th), 12.00-12.30pm (repeated from friday 25th january), on cbbc tv

anne frank: a life in hiding (narrated by cbbc presenter nazia mogra) (children’s documentary, in the newsround specials series) 

“This Newsround special explores the story of Anne Frank – a young, Jewish teenager forced to go into hiding with her family during the Holocaust. During her years hidden away in a secret annex above her father’s business, Anne kept a diary. Devastatingly, before the end of the war, the family’s worst fears were realised and their secret annex was discovered.”

including contribution from …

• stepsister eva schloss

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HMD: Hear our Stories

last sunday (27th january), on cbbc tv
holocaust: hear our stories (eight survivors’ stories, told to or by children, in the newsround specials series)

“The Holocaust was a period in history at the time of World War Two when millions of Jews and other people were murdered. For Holocaust Memorial Day, we hear the stories of people affected by this terrible event in history. Some of these stories contain content which you may find upsetting.”

NR: Anne Frank

yesterday afternoon (friday 25th), 4.30-5.00pm, on cbbc tv
anne frank: a life in hiding (narrated by cbbc presenter nazia mogra) (children’s documentary, in the newsround specials series)

“This Newsround special explores the story of Anne Frank – a young, Jewish teenager forced to go into hiding with her family during the Holocaust. During her years hidden away in a secret annex above her father’s business, Anne kept a diary. Devastatingly, before the end of the war, the family’s worst fears were realised and their secret annex was discovered.”

including contributions from …
• stepsister eva schloss

HMD: Newsround Special

last monday afternoon (21st january), 4.30-5.00pm, on cbbc tv
holocaust: finding my family (narrated by anthony horowitz) (children’s documentary, in the newsround specials series)

“This is the week of Holocaust Memorial Day, when we remember the millions of people who were murdered in the Holocaust. The programme you’re about to watch is very sad, some of the scenes may be quite upsetting, but I think it’s important to remember what happened. and to remember all the people who died.”

including contributions from …
• steven frank, theresienstadt survivor, born 1935, son of amsterdam lawyer and resistance member leonard frank
• granddaughter maggie frank, 14
• amsterdam historian philip
• auschwitz historian agnieszka