12:00 AM on July 13

11:45 p.m.

It's not really a question of when you begin reading my diary.

It's all about when will you put it down you've got to answer.

Do you think Anne Frank, if people in Germany read it instead:

They would have like her picked to be their chancellor for life?

Well, I guess, come early October, we will soon find out...

The image is a frame from a YouTube video titled "Anne Frank's father on his decision to publish her diary | BBC Global," hosted on the BBC Global channel. The video appears to be an interview from the BBC program "Blue Peter" dated 1976. The close-up shot features an elderly man, identified in the hint as Anne Frank's father. He has a bald head and a mustache, and he is dressed in a suit, conveying a formal and reflective mood. The background is plain, keeping the focus on the interviewee. The lighting is soft, highlighting the subject's facial features and creating a calm ambiance. The BBC logo is visible in the top left corner, indicating the network's branding. Subtitles at the bottom of the screen provide context from the interview, mentioning "Anna's diary" and "330 Pages Anna Road Anna," suggesting a discussion about Anne Frank's diary. This scene is likely part of a historical reflection on the publication of Anne Frank's writings, providing personal insights from her father.
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