Eleanor Roosevelt once said that Annes Frank’s story made her “intimately and shockingly aware of war’s greatest evil -- the degradation of human spirit. At the same time, Anne Frank’s diary makes it poignantly clear the ultimate shining nobility of that spirit.” Anne Frank’s diary shows the degradation of the human spirit in many ways. First, the people living in the secret annex are constantly fearing that the Nazis are going to capture them and bring them to a concentration camp. They are not able to enjoy life because they are always on the lookout for The Green Police. They have to stay quiet from eight A.M to six P.M every weekday. This can cause the characters in the play to feel extremely lonely; thus, this can show the degradation
