George Stevens 'The Diary Of Anne Frank'
The Diary of Anne Frank
Between 1941 and 1945, Jews were targeted and severely massacred creating the largest genocide to happen during the 20th century. During the Holocaust, over 11 million people were killed by German Nazis who came in power and believed that Germans were the superior race. One million Jewish children were killed alone. A chain of over 42,500 facilities controlled by Germans were used to confine and kill Jews. About 500,000 people were participants in the preparation and execution of the Holocaust. The German government passed laws to exclude all Jews from society, starting the stages that were precisely carried out to begin the persecution and genocide. A network of concentration camps and ghettos were built and several …show more content…
Every entry in her diary was addressed as ‘Dear Kitty’ and told the true story of her life living in the secret annex. The teen writer’s diary was published after the end of the Holocaust by her father, Otto Frank. The movie was shot on a sound stage duplicate of the factory Anne had lived in, while the outside of the building was filmed in the actual location in Amsterdam. It won three Academy Awards in 1960, including Best Supporting Actress for Shelly Winters. This movie was also honored as the eighteenth most inspiring American film on the AFI’s 100 years… 100 Cheers …show more content…
After hearing that the Gestapo found the stolen typewriter, Anne wrote that her diary gave her the opportunity to continue living after her death and the Van Daan’s began to argue. Peter couldn’t stand their situation anymore; Anne calms him down and reminds him about the help they have received and all of the goodness. The conversation between them was quickly discontinued after hearing the sirens of Gestapo trucks approaching. Anne and Peter lustfully kiss, standing arm in arm bravely for their impending arrest. The German soldiers mutilate and destroy the bookcase that covers the entrance to the secret annex. Otto announces that the families no longer have to live in fear, and can go forward in
Between 1941 and 1945, Jews were targeted and severely massacred creating the largest genocide to happen during the 20th century. During the Holocaust, over 11 million people were killed by German Nazis who came in power and believed that Germans were the superior race. One million Jewish children were killed alone. A chain of over 42,500 facilities controlled by Germans were used to confine and kill Jews. About 500,000 people were participants in the preparation and execution of the Holocaust. The German government passed laws to exclude all Jews from society, starting the stages that were precisely carried out to begin the persecution and genocide. A network of concentration camps and ghettos were built and several …show more content…
Every entry in her diary was addressed as ‘Dear Kitty’ and told the true story of her life living in the secret annex. The teen writer’s diary was published after the end of the Holocaust by her father, Otto Frank. The movie was shot on a sound stage duplicate of the factory Anne had lived in, while the outside of the building was filmed in the actual location in Amsterdam. It won three Academy Awards in 1960, including Best Supporting Actress for Shelly Winters. This movie was also honored as the eighteenth most inspiring American film on the AFI’s 100 years… 100 Cheers …show more content…
After hearing that the Gestapo found the stolen typewriter, Anne wrote that her diary gave her the opportunity to continue living after her death and the Van Daan’s began to argue. Peter couldn’t stand their situation anymore; Anne calms him down and reminds him about the help they have received and all of the goodness. The conversation between them was quickly discontinued after hearing the sirens of Gestapo trucks approaching. Anne and Peter lustfully kiss, standing arm in arm bravely for their impending arrest. The German soldiers mutilate and destroy the bookcase that covers the entrance to the secret annex. Otto announces that the families no longer have to live in fear, and can go forward in