Anne Frank is young teenage girl that went through a hard time in world history. Anne and her family went into hiding when the war broke out and Jews were being persecuted because of their religion. The Franks hid in the secret Annex accompanied by the Van Daans Mr. Dussel. They all have to survive until the war ends, survival means a state or fact of continuing to live or exist, but sadly everyone living in the secret Annex died. The diary was retrieved by Miep Gies, who gave it to Anne's father, Otto Frank, the family's only known survivor. People In real life survive by going into hiding or migrate to a different country to stay safe from the situation. The story that will be compared will be “Beyond Secret Tears” and Anne Frank’s diary.
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Lili Silberman was 4 years old and my brother was 5-12 years old when we were first separated from our parents and placed in a Protestant orphanage in Belgium. Lili would play by myself, always pretending that she was talking with my mother, always pleading with her to come for me. When Lily began to realize that my parents had no awareness of the sorrow she carried, and no desire to know of my hidden past, she came to believe that my feelings had never been important to anyone.
Next, the stories of Anne Frank and Lili Silberman have several similarities. They are both Jews being persecuted because they are Jews. Also, during the war, Jews are being brought to concentration camps is a place where large numbers of people, especially political prisoners or members of persecuted minorities. Jews have to work hard everyday in concentration camps. Over 6 million Jews died during the War. Jews would have died because of gas rooms, being shoot at, or ding from a disease.
On the other hand, the stories of Anne Frank and Lili Silberman also have many differences. Anne hid with her family member and other people in the Annex, while Lili lived in the orphanage. Lili was much younger than Anne when the war was going on. Lili was about 5-12 whaen Anne wasabouttirteen years
Lili Silberman was 4 years old and my brother was 5-12 years old when we were first separated from our parents and placed in a Protestant orphanage in Belgium. Lili would play by myself, always pretending that she was talking with my mother, always pleading with her to come for me. When Lily began to realize that my parents had no awareness of the sorrow she carried, and no desire to know of my hidden past, she came to believe that my feelings had never been important to anyone.
Next, the stories of Anne Frank and Lili Silberman have several similarities. They are both Jews being persecuted because they are Jews. Also, during the war, Jews are being brought to concentration camps is a place where large numbers of people, especially political prisoners or members of persecuted minorities. Jews have to work hard everyday in concentration camps. Over 6 million Jews died during the War. Jews would have died because of gas rooms, being shoot at, or ding from a disease.
On the other hand, the stories of Anne Frank and Lili Silberman also have many differences. Anne hid with her family member and other people in the Annex, while Lili lived in the orphanage. Lili was much younger than Anne when the war was going on. Lili was about 5-12 whaen Anne wasabouttirteen years