Adolf Hitler And Her Mother's Relationship

In the in year 1933 the Holocaust started in when Adolph Hitler became the Chancellor of Germany. Adolph wanted to give Germany racial purity. The year after Hitler became Chancellor Germany’s president, Paul von Hindenburg, died Hitler decided he would be called the supreme ruler of Germany. This is when the Holocaust really started to take root. Anne constantly wrote about her difficult relationship with her mother, and her dislikes towards her. On November 7th 1942 she tells of how her mother has the inability to comfort her with her carelessness, sarcasm, and her hard-headedness before she says her mother is no mother to her. Later, she came to understand the reason they misunderstood eachother was as much her fault as Edith’
and she caused suffering to her. Anne’s relationship with her father is basically the opposite of the her and her mother. Anne believes her father can do no bad. Anne isn’t very open to her mother but, Anne is very open to her father and often relied on him for comfort. No matter how bad Anne was feeling Mr. Frank was the one to comfort her. The relationships Anne has with her parents may differ in many ways but they both have some similarities. Anne does love both of her parents as her parents. Anne would never wish harm on either of them no matter how angry she might be. Anne wants to protect both of her parents. Once the war was over Mr. Frank returned to the annex. He was hoping that he would see the faces of his family especially Anne and Margot. Miep and Mr. Kraler had to break the news of their deaths. Margot died sometime in Feburaury of 1945 from Typhus and a few days later Anne died from Typhus as well.