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Miep Gies about helping the people in hiding. Miep Gies is mainly known as the woman who saved Anne Frank's diary. She is one of the best-known helpers from World War II. She received countless letters from all over the world, with questions about Anne Frank and the period in hiding in the Secret Annex. These are the most frequently asked ...
Miep Gies em 1987. Hermine " Miep " Gies ( Viena, 15 de fevereiro de 1909 – Hoorn, 11 de janeiro de 2010 ), mais conhecida por Miep Gies, foi uma secretária e contadora austríaca, radicada nos Países Baixos. [ 1] Ela ganhou atenção mundial por ter ajudado a família de Anne Frank ( Otto Frank, Margot Frank, Edith Frank-Holländer) e ...
Miep Gies. Hermine Santruschitz (n. 15 februarie 1909, Viena, Austro-Ungaria – d. 11 ianuarie 2010, Hoorn, Olanda de Nord, Țările de Jos ), mai cunoscută sub numele de Miep Gies ( Pronunție în neerlandeză: /ˈmip ˈxis/ ), [10] a fost unul dintre cetățenii neerlandezi care i-au ascuns de naziști pe Anne Frank, familia ei ( Otto Frank ...
Jan 12, 2010 · Miep Gies, who was 100, saved the teenager's diary. Her website reported that she died on Monday after a brief illness. Maatje Mostar, an Anne Frank Museum spokeswoman, confirmed the report but ...
During the Second World War, Miep Gies, along with Johannes Kleiman, Victor Kugler, Bep Voskuijl, Jan Gies and Johan Voskuijl, made up a team of helpers for the eight Jewish people hiding in the Secret Annex at Prinsengracht 263 in Amsterdam. The office of Otto Frank, where Miep worked as secretary, was located at the front side of the same ...
Jan 11, 2010 · Married to: Jan Gies, 16 July 1941. Child: Paul Gies (1950) Died: 11 January 2010. Miep Gies was one of the helpers of the people hiding in the Secret Annex. After the arrest, she kept Anne's writings in a drawer of her desk. In 2010 she died, one hundred years old. This is her remarkable life story. Miep Gies was born on 15 February 1909 in ...
Miep Gies with son Paul, Otto Frank and Jan, January 1951, in Amsterdam After having lived with Miep and Jan for seven years, in the fall of 1952 Otto Frank emigrated to Switzerland, in order to be close to his mother. In November 1953 he remarried, with a woman who had also lost most of her loved ones in the concentration camps.
