Anne Frank Didn’t Become Famous for the Reason You Think
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The video explores why Anne Frank's diary, despite not being the most representative Holocaust story, became a global symbol of that era. It argues that the world gravitated towards her narrative not for its depth or completeness but because it was more palatable and easier to confront emotionally. This reflection raises questions about how societies choose icons and narratives that shape collective memory, particularly concerning the Holocaust's legacy.