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Anne Frank - Aotearoa New Zealand
Te Rātaka a Tētahi Kōhine
(The Diary of a Young Girl, in te reo Māori), Anne Frank, translated by Te Haumihiata Mason, 2019
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Anne Frank Diary translation launch - June 12 2019The commemoration of what would have been Anne Frank’s 90th birthday, had she survived Bergen-Belsen, was a double event for the Wellington Jewish community.
As well as planting the first 15 trees in a planned Grove of Remembrance for Anne, close to the capital’s centre, there was the launch of the first translation of her Diary of a young girl into the Māori language. Over 200 guests packed into Rongomaraeroa, the Māori marae at the national museum Te Papa, for a heartwarming coming-together of the Jewish, Māori and Dutch aspects of the diary, its translation and its publication. |
Left & Middle: Photo Credit Simon Woolf
Right: Photo credit Sara Tansy
Right: Photo credit Sara Tansy
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Newshub: 12/6/19 Anne Frank's Diary of a Young Girl has been translated into Te Reo Maori
Stuff: 23/4/19 Anne Frank's Diary translated into te reo Māori
NZ Herald: 11/6/19 Anne Frank's Diary of a Young Girl to be launched in te reo Māori
Stuff/DomPost: 13/6/19 Wellington remembers Anne Frank - and the years she could have lived
Online Listener - NOTED: 11/6/19 Why it's significant Anne Frank's diary has been translated into Te Reo Māori
Māori Television - Te Ao Māori News: 13/6/19 World's most well-known autobiography translated into te reo Māori
Excellent comments by the translator, with video footage.
Te Hiku Radio: 7/6/19 Whaea Girlie Clarke speaks with Rotorua based kaiwhakamāori (translator)Te Haumihiata Mason. (6 min 24 sec)
Stuff: 23/4/19 Anne Frank's Diary translated into te reo Māori
NZ Herald: 11/6/19 Anne Frank's Diary of a Young Girl to be launched in te reo Māori
Stuff/DomPost: 13/6/19 Wellington remembers Anne Frank - and the years she could have lived
Online Listener - NOTED: 11/6/19 Why it's significant Anne Frank's diary has been translated into Te Reo Māori
Māori Television - Te Ao Māori News: 13/6/19 World's most well-known autobiography translated into te reo Māori
Excellent comments by the translator, with video footage.
Te Hiku Radio: 7/6/19 Whaea Girlie Clarke speaks with Rotorua based kaiwhakamāori (translator)Te Haumihiata Mason. (6 min 24 sec)
Anne Frank "Let me be myself" Exhibition - Touring New Zealand 2018 - 2020
Created by Anne Frank House (Amsterdam). The exhibition considers what happened in occupied Central Europe during the 1930s and 40s. It shows how antisemitism and prejudice affected Anne's family. It explores discrimination and prejudice today, teaching us tolerance #Upstander
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