We may question how so many people actually survived the tough conditions of the Holocaust. The Holocaust occurred during World War II, where the Nazis rose to power in Germany. During the Holocaust the Nazis invaded several parts of Europe and murdered millions of Jewish people. Many Jews died during the Holocaust, but many others survived. During this time period, a young girl named Anne Frank and her family went into hiding on the top floor of a warehouse office building, owned by a family friend named Victor Kugler. Anne Frank demonstrated the theme of survival because she was cautious, determined, and she developed relationships. Anne Frank was very cautious, especially when carrying out everyday actions. On any given day, Anne and her
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After about a year and a half of living in the annex, Anne and Peter are becoming closer to each other. They have even had “dates” in Peter’s room (Hackett and Goodrich). After continuingly seeing each other, Anne and Peter start to have a better relationship with each other. This is important because Anne now has a close friend that she can rely on and talk to. She can also express her feelings to Peter when times get hard in the annex. Peter is comforting to Anne and is willing to listen to her just like she is to him. Having someone that they can trust is important, especially under the conditions and through this tough time that they are going though. Having somebody to talk to will also relieve Anne from any stress and depression, and help Anne to get through each and every day, which will contribute to her survival in the long run. There were many other factors that contributed to Anne Frank’s survival, but some of the main ways were her cautiousness, her determination, and her relationships. She was cautious by limiting action in the annex. She was determined to set and reach goals because of having her father as her role model. Finally, Anne’s friendship with Peter was an important factors of Anne’s survival. Many people died in the Holocaust, but many people surprisingly also survived, many of these using similar survival skills as Anne
After about a year and a half of living in the annex, Anne and Peter are becoming closer to each other. They have even had “dates” in Peter’s room (Hackett and Goodrich). After continuingly seeing each other, Anne and Peter start to have a better relationship with each other. This is important because Anne now has a close friend that she can rely on and talk to. She can also express her feelings to Peter when times get hard in the annex. Peter is comforting to Anne and is willing to listen to her just like she is to him. Having someone that they can trust is important, especially under the conditions and through this tough time that they are going though. Having somebody to talk to will also relieve Anne from any stress and depression, and help Anne to get through each and every day, which will contribute to her survival in the long run. There were many other factors that contributed to Anne Frank’s survival, but some of the main ways were her cautiousness, her determination, and her relationships. She was cautious by limiting action in the annex. She was determined to set and reach goals because of having her father as her role model. Finally, Anne’s friendship with Peter was an important factors of Anne’s survival. Many people died in the Holocaust, but many people surprisingly also survived, many of these using similar survival skills as Anne