article_snippet: Nanette Konig, 85, had known Anne Frank from school and had attended the teenager's birthday party where Anne Frank received the infamous diary in which Anne Frank went on to detail Anne Frank life hiding from the Nazis.
article_snippet: Mrs Konig holds a photo of Mrs Konig aged 12, when Mrs Konig was captured by the Nazis and imprisoned in the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp. 
article_snippet: Mrs Konig has now recalled the moment Mrs Konig was given a diary which Mrs Konig later used to detail life hiding from the Nazis .
article_snippet: Now Mrs Konig pays tribute to Anne, who died aged 15, just weeks before the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp in Germany was liberated 70 years ago.
article_snippet: Mrs Konig said: 'I saw Anne walking on the other side of some barbed wire. '
article_snippet: But when some barbed wire was taken down and Mrs Konig next spotted her friend, Anne grabbed Anne's attention and the girls met up to talk several times. '
article_snippet: Mrs Konig recalled how the girls were aware of the terrifying circumstances the girls were in.
article_snippet: Mrs Konig, who was one of 60,000 survivors liberated from Bergen-Belsen by British forces. '
article_snippet: Mrs Konig, went to school with Anne Frank in Amsterdam during the Nazi occupation.
article_snippet: But on 12 June 1942, the children in Mrs Konig class got the chance to spend time together when Anne turned 13 years old.
article_snippet: At Mrs Konig watched Anne open Anne parent's present - a diary.
article_snippet: Mrs Konig recalled: 'I said, 'do it.'
article_snippet: Now Mrs Konig spends her time travelling around the world, giving presentations in schools and universities, to educate people about the Holocaust.
highlights_snippet: Mrs Konig has recalled the moment Mrs Konig unwrapped the now infamous diary at her 13th birthday party .
  