Jewish Diary Otto Frank
This story is about a Jew, young girl who has lived the times of war. She wrote a diary in which she could tell her feelings, emotions, moods, and thoughts.
She thought that writing a diary was a way to feel that she had a friend who understood her.
The idea to write a diary was something important for her because she thought that “paper is more patient than men”. It was the reason because she wanted that it be read by someone some day, so she decided to name it “KITTY”.
Anne had a family of four members, her father Otto Frank, her mother Edith and her sister Margot who was the oldest.
They lived in times of the Second World War in which all the Jewish suffered a lot. Germans who hated Jewish had been separated from other people.
Jews
must wear a yellow star, to distinguish them from others.
Jews couldn’t be free to walk on the streets, they had schedules, they couldn’t go to any store to buy something because they had especial stores in which had to bear the placard “Jewish shop”.
They couldn’t go to the cinema, theaters and other places of entertainment. They had to do to the Jewish school.
All of these situations were really worrying and frustrating for her father, so he decided to talk with his family about to go in a hiding.
All of them were surprised but accepted to go, they weren’t alone, they went with people who were her father’s friend, and they were 8 people.
She thought that writing a diary was a way to feel that she had a friend who understood her.
The idea to write a diary was something important for her because she thought that “paper is more patient than men”. It was the reason because she wanted that it be read by someone some day, so she decided to name it “KITTY”.
Anne had a family of four members, her father Otto Frank, her mother Edith and her sister Margot who was the oldest.
They lived in times of the Second World War in which all the Jewish suffered a lot. Germans who hated Jewish had been separated from other people.
Jews
must wear a yellow star, to distinguish them from others.
Jews couldn’t be free to walk on the streets, they had schedules, they couldn’t go to any store to buy something because they had especial stores in which had to bear the placard “Jewish shop”.
They couldn’t go to the cinema, theaters and other places of entertainment. They had to do to the Jewish school.
All of these situations were really worrying and frustrating for her father, so he decided to talk with his family about to go in a hiding.
All of them were surprised but accepted to go, they weren’t alone, they went with people who were her father’s friend, and they were 8 people.