That was done years ago. &quot;Anne Frank - The Definitive Edition&quot; was published in 1997, and contains the material Otto Frank censored (nothing particularly surprising - it was the 1950&#x27;s, and not at all a surprise that he would not release paragraphs about Anne&#x27;s sexual feelings). It also has references on just what came from where (Anne did not just use one notebook) and what languages she used (she wrote in several. Otto Frank first translated it all into Dutch. His manuscript was what went out for translation in other languages).<p>Again, it&#x27;s readily available. Keeping the copyright is something they&#x27;re doing to prevent bad actors from trying (again) to harness the power of stupid people in large numbers.