What are genocides? According to dictinary.com Genocides is the deliberate and systematic extermination of a national, racial, political or national group. One of the most studied genocides is the Holocaust. And Anne Frank and Leon Leyson both had a positive attitude during the time of war. Anne Frank is a little girl that didn't survive the holocaust and wrote in a diary about it and also had a positive attitude through the holocaust even though she ended up dying in the bergen-belsen concentration camp.…
After reading the article, “Shattered Lives” by Kristin Lewis, I learned that Danina faces many challenges. She faces bombs, violence, disease, natural disaster, starvation, crime. In the article it says, “ Dania and her family huddled in a hole in the ground, terrified, as the explosions shatters the world around them.” (6) Nadia had to flee her home, I know this because, “ They faced a devastating choice: stay and risk death, or leave everything behind---their home, their friends, their country. In September, their choice became clear.…
What Anne is explaining in her diary is what she has been doing in her hard life as a Jew, she somehow always is finding the good. “ Every time I write to you something special seems to have happened, but they are more often unpleasant than pleasant things” (Frank 108) This is an example of Anne’s writing changing subjects,…
As Helen Keller once said, “Keep your face to the sunshine and you will not see a shadow.” This can also mean that the most effective way of getting through a crisis is to have a positive outlook, and not to focus on the negatives. In Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl — a series of journal entries that Anne Frank wrote while she and her family were hiding from the Nazi regime — Anne attempts to have a positive attitude no matter what the circumstances. She fought for her own life and for her loved ones’ lives, and her mental strength is one reason why she made it as long as she did. If she hadn’t looked on the bright side, despite her bleak situation, she would've never had the faith or will to survive.…
(Studysync Frank, paragraph 4) Anne Frank is showing a positive attitude towards her conflict. As you can see there is a lot of negative around her but she still found the positive in things. In the end, the law of attraction took a toll and she ended up being able to publish her diary to the…
Just because Anne Frank had to hide in an attic for two years didn’t mean that she stopped living. Anne did all of the things she loved. She wrote almost every day in her journal in hopes of being a journalist one day. Anne also didn’t give up on love, people, and just being there in the moment. She knew one day she would be free again so she lived for that day.…
In the true story Anne Frank, by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett, Anne goes through life happy, thoughtful and always tries to make things better. Some examples of this are at hanukkah, when she sings and when she apologized to her sister for hanging out with Peter. At the beginning of the story, they are having a hanukkah dinner and everyone is stressed, except for Anne, she had gifts for everybody. Everybody’s spirits lifted “thank you Anne.”…
Anne Frank once stated that, "In spite of everything, I still believe people are really good at heart. " These were the words she had written in her diary days right before she was captured and taken away to a concentration camp. Anne Frank was one of the many Jewish people who went into hiding during the Holocaust. Her family and the Van Daan's lived together in the Annex. They were all one-day captured and taken to concentration camps.…
Her determination allowed her to stay optimistic, with hopes that one day she would regain freedom again and have the ability to live her life as she wanted. Anne Frank allowed her self to become active in her own mind; her imagination of the world behind the closed curtains became so much more vivid. Her mental strength became a massive part of who she was. A reader believes if Anne Frank would have been a typical thirteen year old — thought she wasn't — life to her would've been trickier. She wouldn't be the joyful and energetic girl that we have known her to me.…
"I don't want to have lived in vain like most people... I want to go on living even after my death!" -Anne Frank. When Anne, her father, mother, sister, the Van Pels, and Mr. Dussel were living in the Secret Annex, Anne still had hope. She believed that the world was going through a phase, and soon it will pass; maybe not for hundreds, or even thousands of years, but someday.…
It was estimated by the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum that approximately 6 million Jewish individuals died during the Holocaust. Those individuals led normal lives and had hopes and dreams, just like people today, but they were lost too soon. Anne Frank, one of those individuals, was a Jewish girl who lived in hiding in an office building with her family during the Holocaust. However, they lived in fear of being discovered. Throughout her living in hiding, Anne documented her life and thoughts in Kitty, a journal, and her stories told an insightful look into life during the Holocaust.…
Anne has the same optimism for people. For example, Anne mentions often how everyone has good, no matter who they are. At that time, with Nazis and war, its extremely optimistic to think that even the people who seem the most evil can have a warm heart. The second word that I chose to best describe The Diary of Anne Frank is “evil”.…
In the play “The Diary of Anne Frank” and the timeline “Frank Family and World War II Timeline” they both discuss the traumatic events of World War II. “The Diary of Anne Frank” talks more about Anne Frank, her family, and friends that go into hiding. The timeline “Frank Family and World War II Timeline” discuss the events of World War II. The audience may learn many things from the play and the timeline but in different ways. The play “The Diary of Anne Frank”, is about Anne Frank was a young Jewish girl living in Amsterdam during the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands in World War II.…
How is she optimistic? The Frank family was in the Annex for two years and in most of that time Anne kept a positive attitude. During world war two nobody was ever in a good mood. Anne stayed optimistic she hoped she would get out she knew she would get out. One time when everybody was in an awful attitude she said “We’ll get out when this is over.”…
The problems for the two families living together for one it is a small space for eight people to be living in. Mrs Frank does not really care for Mrs Vandaan. They have to be careful and stay soundless. Overall, the Vandaans and the Franks find it rather difficult to live with each other while arguing in a quiet manner and not being able to let their feelings out in a manner they are used to before being in the secret Annex. Anne Frank wrote her diary to express her feelings that she could not express in the secret annexe because they had to stay quiet.…