Anne Frank: The Diary Of Anne Frank

Anne Frank is a Jewish girl who had gone into hiding during world war 2. Before they went into hiding for 2 years, Anne frank received a diary 2 days before her family went into hiding. This is her diary and what the Jewish like Anne frank had to live through. Anne and her family lived with another Jewish family in hiding in Prinsengracht Amsterdam. Anne frank was born on 12 June 1929 in the german city of frankfurt. She lived with the van Daan's and her mother, father, and sister. They way they were able to stay in hiding for 2 years because they had no Jewish friends Mr.kraler and Miep Gies. Anne frank was living throughout those two years was a struggle and everyone had standard rules and could not really have any freedom until night. The food supplies were limited and rooms …show more content…
He believed that everyone should be equal and everyone have the same beliefs. He almost had his way too if it was not for Britain coming to save the day. Anne heard the news that they soon would to all the camps. They were so happy when they heard that over the tiny radio. They truly thought they had made it through the war. But there was a robber that robbed the downstairs a couple of months before this. The van Daan's son peter knocked over a lamp when he heard the robber and not only it scared away the robber but also allowed him to know there were people in the attic. The last words that were in Anne’s diary were “In spite of everything I still believe that people are still good at heart” These were her last written words. She truly believed this that not everyone agreed with what they were doing but some had to support families and provide or they were forced to work. Those words are what make Anne such a special person because no matter how bad they treated her she just knew there was some kindness in their heart and that is what matters. No person had a fully cold heart and that some just need a person to guide them in the direction they needed to