The Diary of a Young Girl

Mok, wich was about a girl named Anne Frank and her sacrifices she did to save her life. She was a young mademoiselle that lived an everyday life until the Germans took over there country. She was forced to hide in a secret annex hoping no German soldier would catch her. Anne Frank once said, “The Annex is an ideal place to hide in. It may be damped and lopsided, but there's probably not more comfortable hiding place in all of Amsterdam. No, in all of Holland.” Being a young child and having to…

The Diary of a Young Girl / Anne Frank Anne Frank possesses a multitude of traits that prove her adequacy of being a best friend. For example, Frank acquires a remarkably positive outlook on life, which is undoubtedly a valuable trait to have in a friend. Frank writes in her diary, "I can't keep that up, if I'm watched to that extent, I start by getting snappy, then unhappy, and finally I twist my heart round again, so that the bad is on the outside and the good is on the inside and keep…

Nazis: The Nazis, a German group led by Adolf Hitler that promoted anti-Semitism from 1933-1945, are the main antagonists in “The Diary of a Young Girl” by Anne Frank. They were ruthless and cruel towards Jews, and were the reason the Secret Annexe was formed in the first place. Anne writes that, “The Germans strike with the slightest mercy… Prominent citizens--innocent people-- are thrown into prison to await their fate. If the saboteur can’t be traced, the Gestapo simply put about five…

story. Anne and Krystyna were able to use vital survival skills during the tragic and horrific events of the Holocaust. To begin with, Anne was a young girl who was forced to hide in an attic for over two years before being caught! The diary of Anne Frank was a journal written by Anne Frank who went to extreme measures to try and to survive…

Critical Analysis of “The Diary of Anne Frank” The diary of Anne Frank was about a young Jewish girl during Hitler’s rise to power. Anne faced many struggles during this time including having to live with seven people in a tiny space and having to refrain from moving or speaking during the day from Mondays through Fridays. Francis Goodrich and Albert Hackett beautifully portrayed the life story of Anne frank through the play “The Diary of Anne Frank” using irony, external conflict, and…

In The Diary of Anne Frank, the novel starts off by Anne Frank, herself, celebrating her thirteenth birthday and is given a diary of her own. She describes all of her friends from school that attend her birthday party in a hysterical way. Anne describes her sense of loneliness and feels as if she has no one to confide in. She decides to call this special diary “Kitty.” Anne writes about her family and teaches the reader that she has a mother, father and an older sister named Margot, and that the…

In the diary of Anne Frank , the characters in the book Anne Frank is about a young girl named Anne Frank . Born June 12, 1929, Frankfurt, Germany Died , 1945, Bergen-Belsen concentration camp Germany . Born to Otto Frank and Edith Frank , her sister name was Margot Frank . Her family was Jewish and had to go into hiding under Adolf Hitler rule in January , 30 1933. The Franks hid with the Van Daan’s In the secret Annex , in Mr. Frank's warehouse in Amsterdam . It would taken so much courage ,…

dictionary.com/). War and conflict come together as a cause and effect. Conflicts between two groups can cause war. Two excerpts that show examples of war with conflict are Anne Frank: A Diary of a Young Girl, Anne Frank is a Jewish girl who had to go into hiding during The Second World War to escape the Nazis. She kept a diary while in hiding at…

There are many interesting parts throughout a nonfiction work of writing; the most interesting piece of information I learned while reading Anne Frank’s, The Diary of a Young Girl, was how Anne managed to accept her difficult life while staying positive. For example, Anne understood the problems from the war: “...we really ought to save every penny, to help other people, and save what is left from the wreckage after the war” (64). In spite of the fact that Anne dealt through problems with her…

Jewish people were no longer being “exterminated.” Most children or even adults would be able to do this. But Anne Frank was different. She knew that she had to do whatever she could to maintain her optimism through the rough times. She wrote to her diary and said, “I don’t think I’ll ever feel at home in this house, but that doesn’t mean I hate it. It’s more like being on vacation in some strange pension. Kind of an odd way to look at life in hiding, but that’s how things are”(Frank 18.)…