dr. k. showed it on the screen with a home movie projector. dr. k. didn't know his wife and the bride knew her from anne's girlhood days on railroad climb as one knows the children of the neighbors from seeing them on the street and greeting them in the early morning. the friend who had filmed their wedding also did not know anne and the doctor guesses there was a small strip of film left on the reel, not enough to do anything with and so his friend simply taken a shot into the blue. so there's a section about the life of anne frank. i discovered there's so much. i can't begin to tell you. i discovered many things i hadn't known, maybe you all know them, about the frank family where they came from, the helpers, the lives of the helpers, the way in which the hiding place was discovered. it's all out there scattered in all sorts of books. i went to the anne frank house in amsterdam and did research there. i have to tell you, everything i found was really a revelation to me. so i'll read you an

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