Do you get along with your family? Well in 1942 during the reign of Adolf Hitler, The Frank family and the Van Daan family were forced to not only get along with their own family, they had to with another family of three also. Anne and Peter certainly didn’t have the best relationships with their own families. In those times of conflict there has to be a high authority figure to calm things down. Especially in this time, that was the man of the house. Mr. Frank and Mr. Van Daan are different as fathers, husbands, and even leaders.…
The Franks fled Nazi Germany for the Netherlands in 1933 to avoid persecution. The way the Jews were being treated in the Netherlands was becoming very similar to the Jews harsh treatment when in Germany. This meant that darkness was near, deportation and death was coming soon. With the knowledge of knowing what was next the Franks began to organize a plan to go into hiding shortly before Anne’s 13th birthday. One day in July of 1942 Margot received a letter informing her that she was going to have to prepare to go to a workers camp. This changed the Franks plans immediately and caused them to go into hiding the very next few days. Their hiding place in which Anne called the secret Annex in her diary was located in the upper-back portion of Otto Frank’s business at 263 Prinsengracht. About a weeks time after the Franks got situated into their new hiding area, they were soon joined by another family named the van Pels also known as the van Daans in Anne’s published diary. “Last to arrive of the eight people that were to hide in the Secret Annex was the dentist Friedrich “Fritz” Pfeffer also known as (Albert Dussel in the diary)on November 16, 1942.” ()Anne’s Diary describes and talks about the differences between the seven other people and their difficulties within their living situation. Throughout the pages the ink in the diary words of fears, worries, questions, hopes and a young lady attempting to find herself regardless of what she had to face…
Anne and Margot were sent to the same camp while her mother and father were sent elsewhere. Years later, her father; Otto Frank being the only remaining Frank discovered Anne’s diary and the depth of her thoughts, ambitions, dreams, and intelligence which even he was shocked to discover. Anne Frank often represents the many people who died during the Holocaust, showing people that these victims were actual humans and it really happened. This gave her the title, “The Face of the Holocaust”.…
It was evident that Anne Frank was a young girl who was in hiding due to war and hoping to make it out.…
Anne always liked the attention to be on her, she loved the spotlight and cameras. One day Anne looked out the window and saw a camera the started acting up, posing, and being funny. Margot knew she was the more liked one, the favorite child, the smarter or less tense one. They were going over grades, Father told Anne her grades and in a smart way said ¨What about my grades Father?¨ and of course her were better. Peter was the only teenage boy so he acted different and in a way flirted around the girls and didn´t act normal. He kept calling Anne ¨Miss Quack Quack¨ in a flirty way not even thinking he was hurting her feelings.…
Anne Frank changed a lot during the course of the play. Her personality was high spirited and acted like a typical thirteen year old girl in the beginning of the play. By the end of the play she had grown up and matured.…
In Anne's diary she is showing signs of her maturing in relationship with her mother. At first she blamed her mom for everything and didn't accept her. Anne show signs of maturity by saying, ‘’ Anne, is it really you who mentioned hate? Oh, Anne, how could you!’’…
Anne and her family lived in the particularly safe city of Holland (“Anne Frank”- Jewish Virtual Library). Anne’s Father, Otto, had set up a part of his brothers company in Amsterdam. Life was going fairly well for the family, that is until May of 1940,…
correctly. People can best respond to conflict by acting with a positive attitude or avoiding the situation.…
Anne rejects her mother’s love and asks for her father. Then Anne realizes that she is being mean to her mother but she can’t help it. The war is getting worse. Act one, scene five is during Hanukkah. Anne gives everyone a nice present.…
Anne Frank's internal conflict stems mainly from the adolescent turmoil that most teenagers experience. She wanted very much to be a normal, goofy teenager. At some points, Anne stated that she felt like two different people. One was the fun, noisy, annoying Anne, and the other was deep, quiet, serious, and afraid to let it show because of her fear of being laughed at by others. Anne also shared her struggles with a lack of self-confidence. She dreamed of being a journalist or writer, but she questioned how she could accomplish such a dream due to her shyness and insecurities. Anne often wrote about how she felt grown up one minute and like a child the next. She experienced tumultuous feelings about sex and relationships with boys. In particular,…
A common misconception by the supporters of the 2003 Medical Malpractice Tort Reform Act was that medical malpractice litigation was responsible for increasing healthcare costs and limited access to care. In retrospect, tort reform did have a number of demonstrable effects. The effect on health care administrators, patients and lawyers, and the current and future economic impact greatly outweigh the benefits of tort reform.…
Over the course of her confinement, Anne stops her childish jealousy of her sister and becomes friends with Peter so she no longer annoys him. People who are close to her notice that from her time entering annex til their exit, Anne not only grows as a person in terms of emotions, but the way she acts also reflects it. She goes from being young, childish, and unruly to being a young adult who is capable of making smart decisions on the ways she acts and represents herself. Anne shows that time and experience have a major factor in the way she developed as a…
The Treaty of Versailles was one of the most popular peace treaties that ended World War I. At the end of the war, the Allied Powers defeated Germany, demanding Germany sign to the harsh conditions of the treaty. The United States also isolated themselves from all European and Asian conflicts. Both the harsh treaty conditions and the policy of isolation by the United States led to the rise of Hitler and the beginning of World War II.…
Personal Responsibility is taking ownership of one’s actions, accepting the consequences of these actions and understanding the influence it has on others. To be responsible is a learnt behavior. As Andrew More wrote, “It is a continuous process, starting with the recognizing of social standards, which leads into the formulation of a plan as an effort to comply with these standards, and ends with the acceptance that failures are a direct result of my own shortcomings. These components are every bit as important as the whole, all intrinsically tied in with long term college success.” For students to be successful in college means completing and submitting assignments in a timely manner, always punctual, actively participating in discussions, studying for examinations and performing at their best.…