Available in Pal/NTSC and for world-wide multi-zone screening format. 2 films on one DVD: Anne Franks Diary - Narration available in English, German, Spanish, French, Dutch, Italian, Japanese and Portuguese. A Film about the Life of Anne Frank, the famous little Dutch Jewish girl whom hid most of the World War II from the Nazis in an attic in Amsterdam, but was eventually caught because of a tip off. The film places Anne's diary in historical context, explaining the rise of the Nazis in Germany, the begin of World War II, and the German invasion of Holland, all while it follows Anne and her family on their flight from their home in Frankfurt into the care of a group of Dutch Christians and all the way Auschwitz "The Holocaust and Yad Vashem" Narration available in English, German, Spanish. The film chronicles the social and political changes that turned this "most enlightened nation" on earth into an army of bloodthirsty monsters. It shows the political developments that led up to the rise of Hitler and the drastic social changes that he managed to introduce practically overnight and "Zeitgeist" ("spirit of the times") of the German people, from the end of World War I through the rise to power of the Nazis, their polemical speeches, book-burnings, terrifying rallies and the "German war machine's" weapons manufacture and European conquest. Beginning and ending at Yad Vashem, the Holocaust Memorial Museum in Jerusalem, the film is itself the best answer to the question of who really triumphed in this most horrid catastrophe.