Emily Grau Anne Frank

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ANNE FRANKEmily GrauPer 3HR 208


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Birth Information Childhood Life Being a Jewish Child In Hiding Did Anne Have AnyJobs? Marriage

The History of Anne Honors The Diary

Achievements

Anne, What else toKnow?

Anne Frank a True Hero The Fame The Problems in Hiding The Problems AfterDeportation

The Death of AnneFrank What is a Hero?

Anne is a Hero Bibliography


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BIRTH INFORMATION

Anne Frank was theyoungest daughter ofOtto Frank and Edith

Hollaender. Anne was born on the12 th of June in 1929 inFrankfurt, Germany.Her older sister Margotwas born in 1926.


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CHILDHOOD LIFE

After the Nazi takeoverin Germany in Januaryof 1933, the Frankspacked up and movedto Amsterdam,Holland.Otto became thedirector of a foodcompany with awarehouse and office.

Anne then attendedthe Montessori school.


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BEING A JEWISH CHILD

In the month of Mayyear 1940, Anne wasforced to go to a

Jewish secondaryschool.

All Jewish people wereforced to wear theyellow Jewish star ofDavid.


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IN HIDING

In early July 1942,Margot received anorder to leave fordeportation.

Otto Frank prepared ahideout in the hiddenback portion of hiswarehouse.

They were joined bythe Mr. Van Daan, withhis wife, his 16-year-oldson, and a Jewish man

named Dussel.


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DID ANNE HAVE ANY JOBS?

Anne Frank did nothave any jobs.While she may have

worked at herconcentration campBergen-Belson, shedid not have a job thatsupported the family.


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MARRIAGE

Anne was only fifteenyears old when shedied, so obviously shewas not married.

A puppy love did budbetween her andPeter.

This attraction soonended because

Annes fathersuggested it was abad idea.


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THE HISTORY OF ANNE

Anne always wanted tobe a writer. This passionled to the writing of Annesdiary.She planned to publishthe diary when she madeit out of her concentration

camp.When Annes fatherdiscovered her dreamafter her death, heimmediately published the


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HONORSSustaining the tension of awell- constructed novel. - MeyerLevinConversion of a child into aperson as it is happening in aprecise, confident, economicalstyle stunning in its honesty. -John Berryman"Of all the multitudes whothroughout history havespoken for human dignity intimes of great suffering andloss, no voice is morecompelling than that of Anne


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THE DIARY

While Anne may havenot personallyreceived any awards,

her book receivedcountless amounts. After Annes death herdiary was published inabout fifty-five differentlanguages andpublished world wide.


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ACHIEVEMENTS

Anne Frank had onlyone dream, whichbecame her one and

only achievement, tohave her book diarypublished and readworld wide.


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ANNE, WHAT ELSE TO KNOW?

Every single one of Annesdiary entries wereaddressed to Kitty, afictional character in Crissyvan Marxveldt s Joop terHeul novels.The tragedy of Annes shortlife made her diary aninstant success.Most diary entries areconcerned with food, itspreparation, hygiene,birthday parties andpresents, and the education


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ANNE FRANK A TRUE HERO

Anne may not havesurvived theHolocaust, but she left

a mark on all the livesher diary has touched.Her writings haveinspired so many andchanged the aspectsof many peoples lives.


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THE FAME

Anne Frank never gotto experience herfame.

Her diary is the reasonfor her well earnedfame.


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DEPORTATION PROBLEMS

Anne was able toremain with Margot,but the rest of the

family got split up. Annes mother wasimmediately killed.

Anne and Margot diedof typhus.Otto was the only oneto survive out of the

group.


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THE DEATH OF ANNE FRANK

Anne was deportedtwo times before shearrived to Bergen-

Belsen where she andher sister died oftyphus in March of1945.

Anne was about fifteenwhen she died.


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ANNE IS A HERO

Anne Frank is a hero.She may not havehelped people in need.

But, her diaryinfluenced so manypeople.While she was alive,

Anne kept faith. She believed inherself. She never

gave up.


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WHY ANNES STORY LIVES ON


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BIBLIOGRAPHY

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