Diary Of Anne Frank
Anneliese Marie Frank, better known as Anne Frank, was born on June 12, 1929 in Frankfurt, Weimer Germany. Otto Heinrich “Pim” Frank was Anne Frank’s father. Otto died at the age of 91 due to lung cancer, but survived through all of World War II and the worst death camp of them all, Auschwitz. Edith Frank who was Anne Frank’s mother died at the age of 44 due to starvation in the Auschwitz concentration camp. After Edith died in 1945, Otto got remarried to Elfriede Geiringer in 1953 and remained with her until his death. During World War II, Anne and her family lived in a Secret Annex. Anne lived with her mother, father, and sister in addition to the van Pels family, who were friends of the Franks, and Fritz Pfeffer, who was the Franks
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This shows that not only did she stay positive during the war, she also made it her mission to cheer other people up in their time of need. Another thing Anne included in her diary is that despite the fact that she was trapped in an attic with some people she barely even knew, with no fresh air, no communication to the outside world, a limited food supply, and was barely even allowed to move around, she says that she was still lucky to be in hiding and not like all the other Jewish people in the concentration camps. Anne has said this multiple times in her diary, which means she really meant …show more content…
All the examples of Anne being positive shows the kind of person she was and what it would be like living with her. Anne has influenced many people in the world to stay positive and not get down on themselves no matter the situation. There is always hope no matter what and always a reason to stay positive. Anne was not only resilient and positive during the war, she also made it her goal to make other people happy too. Anne did not think about herself, she always kept other people in mind and made sure they were happy before she was. Anne will always be remembered in history as an amazing person and she will always be an inspiration to people everywhere. Anne Frank was an amazing human and will be remembered for her courage, resilience, and positivity for a very long
This shows that not only did she stay positive during the war, she also made it her mission to cheer other people up in their time of need. Another thing Anne included in her diary is that despite the fact that she was trapped in an attic with some people she barely even knew, with no fresh air, no communication to the outside world, a limited food supply, and was barely even allowed to move around, she says that she was still lucky to be in hiding and not like all the other Jewish people in the concentration camps. Anne has said this multiple times in her diary, which means she really meant …show more content…
All the examples of Anne being positive shows the kind of person she was and what it would be like living with her. Anne has influenced many people in the world to stay positive and not get down on themselves no matter the situation. There is always hope no matter what and always a reason to stay positive. Anne was not only resilient and positive during the war, she also made it her goal to make other people happy too. Anne did not think about herself, she always kept other people in mind and made sure they were happy before she was. Anne will always be remembered in history as an amazing person and she will always be an inspiration to people everywhere. Anne Frank was an amazing human and will be remembered for her courage, resilience, and positivity for a very long