Many Jewish citizens were harmed and killed during the Holocaust. This is a very important era in time. People lived in fear, because Germany was taken over by Adolf Hitler, a man with a horrific plan. In addition to Hitler taking over, Anne Frank spent twenty-five months with her family Mr. Dussel and the Van Daans in hiding. Their plan was to avoid the Nazi’s to live.…
This novel is basically a timeline of Anne’s life from when Anne was young to twenty three years old and how hard it was to be and african american. The 1940’s was a tough time to be a “black”, you were not even treated like a person. There was large separation between the two colors. Whites and blacks had separate public bathrooms,cafe’s, schools, etc.. The blacks were looked at as help instead of another person.…
Effects of Lies and Truths on Annemarie in Number the Stars Sometimes adults lie to children. Maybe it’s for their safety. Maybe it’s because they’re afraid. In the book, Annemarie was lied to a lot for different reasons. She was lied to too protect her and to protect others.…
The play named The diary of Anne Frank tells the story of a teenage girl who is hiding from the nazis during World War ll. In this play, Anne struggles with growing up and finding her independence while in an attic with seven other people and a cat. In recent years, a movie version of Anne’s life has adapted the ideas and events from this play. In this movie, the audience sees Anne transition from her normal life in Amsterdam to her life in the Secret Annex. Although the play and the movie of Anne Frank’s life have different settings, both have the same characters and conflicts.…
This film is definitely an extremely amazing historical film. "Anne of the Thousand Days" showcases the lies of a "leggy girl" to the downfall of the lioness Anne Boleyn. Without Geneviève Bujold, this film would fail at showing the witty and intelligent queen at the time in her life that was the most scandalous; Bujold portrays Boleyn as a witty and provocative girl as well as showing her as a hurt and power-hungry woman who's swift actions are no match for the lies and rumors of the English court in the 16th century. Richard Burton's performance as Henry VIII is amazing as well and shows that the famous monarch was a misogynistic dolt who only thought of women as the producers of his future heir. While the film's historical accuracy is…
In this story Anne Frank was reacting to the problem she was involved by writing about it, describing, giving details about what was happening at her surroundings. She was reacting in her way. In the diary of Anne Frank she is in the middle of the war, in the middle of the conflict, she is positive and talks positively in her entries and she gives examples of how she looks in an optimist way the situation she was living in. As in Cujo, this event affected on the daily life of the victim. Her family was forced to hide, because Nazis were sending Jews in trains to concentration camps, and she look in a good way the situation, the conflict, she was not complaining with the conflict neither something like that, in place of that she was trying to superate bad times.…
Anne underwent through a roller coaster of hardships during her growth; thus, the contact with whites, the racism in Mississippi, the relationship between blacks and whites, the hate, the movements, the environment,…
This is just like Anne-she was in the asylum and thought she was adopted, but then might be back where she started. The ups and downs of being an outsider and wanting to be a part of something where Anne is loved makes her seem vulnerable an fragile to the reader. The detailed language, ‘helpless little creature’ in this part of the segment helps the story progress and help the reader feel sad for Anne. At the end of chapter 6, Montgomery is describing Anne as a girl, not as an object. When Montgomery does this it shows that Anne is more liked by Marilla and Matthew.…
In her diary, Anne Frank, much like George Orwell, has a “desire to push the world in a certain direction” and to emphasize the kind of society other people should begin to strive toward. A Jewish teenager living in Holland during the Holocaust, Anne is forced into hiding and must bear witness the atrocities and anti-semitism brought forth by Adolf Hitler and the Nazis. Using a diary she received for her birthday, she recounts her life during the Holocaust and her views on the world and how they gradually change as time goes on. Anne doesn’t actively strive to change the world or society too an extreme, however she does give the reader insight on how she felt during this time in her life and how things should be different. By using repetition,…
Growing up as a jew in world war II, Anne chose to focus her “foundation” of thoughts on goodness and tranquility in hopes that after it was all over that would be what she was able to return to. She showed her extremely optimistic tone through her words like “in spite of everything” as she recognizes that the situation may not be ideal but that is okay. Anne was a high spirited young girl who is talking here about her future which she believes she will live to see. Cynical:…
Anne is maturing in regards to her with her mother by realizing what her mother was going through, growing up and looking back thinking how mean she was to her mom saying all that stuff about her mom, and finally being nice to her mom in return her mom was being nice to her. One way Anne matured with her relationship with her mom is because she felt so bad and guilty that she said all that stuff. In the diary it states,” Oh! Anne how could you”( talking to herself) which means she was feeling bad that she said all those hateful words about mummy that she said.…
“despite everything I think that all people is good at heart’. not all people are good at heart. There are people who are selfish. During ww2 the Nazis were bad people and didn't like Jewish people. Also that it is hard to work together and not fight with each others.…
Only Otto Frank survives the ordeal. The pain of adolescence is a second important theme of the novel. Maturing into adulthood is never easy for a young person, but Anne's growing up is made even more difficult by the external war that rages around her, the cramped quarters which offer her no privacy or escape, and the constant fear of discovery and death. A third important theme in the diary is the power of love.…
She just informed us about the difficult times but was not angry about what happened to her. She sometimes seemed grateful it happened because then she got to meet the Oostervalds who she loves. Another surprising characteristic of the book is the innocence of the girl that is perceived. The girl is eight at the beginning of the book and the pure innocence of her at the time is crazy. In the book she gets so upset that everyone else gets to go to school.…
In the entry, Anne matures in three ways, she realizes what she has really said about her mom, she is over with fussing at her mom all the time, and she has moved on from many topics that she wrote in her diary. One way Anne matured is that she has really thought about what she has said about her mom. What the text says is,”...letters dealing with the subject ‘Mummy’ in such a hot headed way that I was quite shocked…” .…