The True Hero In The Diary Of Anne Frank

During the years 1933 through 1945 (the holocaust) approximately six million Jewish people were killed. We now know how many of those Jews felt from the “Diary of Anne Frank.” Anne Frank was a Jew in hiding with her family and four others. She is one of the best authors because of her excellent and descriptive way of writing. From that diary many people can that those ordinary people were heros. Although some are convinced that ordinary people can not be heros because they don't have superpowers, ordinary people could be considered heroes because they help one another without a reason, most have outstanding qualities, and they go through horrible pain but they could still rise back up. Helping others without a reason is an important sign of a real hero. Heros are known for their exceptional kindness, and Mr. Frank had just that. Mr. Frank is Anne’s father and he was very a knowledgeable …show more content…
We are able to now tell the story of Anne because of what Miep Gies has done. Meip saved Anne’s diary and many different writings and gave them to Mr. Frank when she knew that Anne wouldn’t be coming back (488). She insisted on having Mr. Frank reading the papers and then decide what he should then do. After reading and editing Anne’s writings Mr. Frank decided to act on Anne’s will and publish the diary. Meip had done something so kind and and thoughtful that only now we think of it as an astonishing quality.
Most people go through torturous pain, but only a hero can rise back up. Technically every Jewish person that has went through the holocaust is a hero. However, I think it is who keeps a secret of hidden Jews is the person who receives the most torchure. For example, living in fear that he might get caught, Mr. Kraler got Ulcers as a sign of stress and fear.(537) Even though the pain of Mr. Kraler was great he still continued helping the Franks and the van Pels families because that is what a hero