Posted in the online original diary of Anna Frank

Despite the disputes about copyright

Anna Frank is posted in the online original diary, despite copyright disputes.

According to France-Press , it was published on Friday at the same time as a university teacher in Nante (France) Olivier Erzmus and deputy of the French parliament Isabelle Attar.

According to the European Union of 1993, the diary of Anna Frank has become a public property since January 1, 2015, when the 70th anniversary of the death of Anna Frank has turned 70 in the concentration camp Bergen-Belzen (she was 15 years old).

Prior to this, the copyright was owned by the Anna Frank Foundation (located in Basel, Switzerland), who previously threatened to challenge the diary in court, claiming that under the law this cannot be done until 2037, when the first publication under the first publication under the laws of Copyright, which was carried out by the Dutch State Institute of Military Documents in 1986.

Anna Frank's diary is the records of a Jewish girl made from June 12, 1942 to August 1, 1944 - during the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands. Hiding with his family from his arrest, Anna from the age of 12 kept a diary in the form of letters of a fictional friend. She called him "in the back home" (in the Russian version - "refuge"). On August 4, 1944, the Gestapo arrested everyone who hid with Anna Frank in a shelter in Amsterdam.

In 2009, the diary was included in the International Register of UNESCO Memory of the World - a program to protect the World Documentary Heritage.