"We all had lots of stories of our sad experiences - they mourned the death of my wife with me - but we were hopeful that the children would return"
- Otto Frank
About this Quote
In this quote, Otto Frank is reflecting on the hard times he and his household have actually faced. He points out that they all have stories of their unfortunate experiences, likely describing the difficulties they withstood while in hiding during the Holocaust. Despite their battles, he keeps in mind that his friends and family grieved the death of his spouse alongside him, showing their support and compassion. However, despite the unhappiness and loss, there is a twinkle of hope as Otto mentions that they were all confident that his children would return. This highlights the resilience and decision of the Frank household to reunite and conquer the challenges they have dealt with.
This quote is written / told by Otto Frank between May 12, 1889 and August 19, 1980. He was a famous Celebrity from Germany.
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