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    change. However‚ in the case of Anne Frank‚ being forced into confinement to avoid the Nazis has made her mature and make several large changes in just a little over a year‚ a remarkably short amount of time. In fact‚ if you were to take a look at her entries written in 1942 compared to 1944‚ you might have thought they were written by two different people had it not been specified that the whole diary was written by Anne herself. Over the course of her diary‚ Anne has undergone many dramatic changes

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    Anne Frank was said to have died sometime in February or March of 1945. She passed away in Lower Saxony‚ Germany. The first concentration camp they were all sent to was called Camp Westbrook in the northern part of the Netherlands. Anne died from typhus‚ a terrible disease with purple rashes and fevers. Typhus was a very common disease to get in concentration camps due to the lack of cleanliness in them. Anne was transferred from camp to camp when she died of disease. Anne was only 15 years old

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    Anne Frank was a very famous victim of the holocaust. She kept a diary that recorded a part of her life. Anne’s family was Jewish so they were hated throughout Germany and other places. Her life is a very important story that showed us what it was like during the holocaust. Anne Frank’s life is very significance as a holocaust victim because of the events that happened during her life before hiding‚ during hiding‚ and after hiding. Her life was extremely important because of the events that happened

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    The time during the Holocaust brought the Frank family much difficulties. They had to be fearful about everything.They were always scared of being caught by the Gestapo. They had to be careful about what they were doing and how loud they were talking. They were always scared of what would happen if someone knew where they were living. While they were living in the Annex they couldn’t do much as I had mentioned. They didn’t have normal dinners or normal clothes like other normal families had. In the

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    camp worker‚Genocide‚Anne Frank‚and The Museum of Tolerance if interested continue to read on.The concentration camp Lublin‚ got a nickname "Majdanek"‚It got Majdanek by little Majdan.The camp started in September 1941.There liberation started in July 22nd in 1944‚they were glad to see the SS.360‚000 victims died or were killed in the gas chamber.In one of these paragraphs you will learn how life was like in the Concentration camp.If you want to Learn about the Genocide‚Anne Frank ‚ and The Museum of

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    Anne Frank and her family were Jewish citizens who had to go into hiding when the Nazi had came and invaded Germany. The Frank family hid in a place called the secret annex. The secret annex had many parts to it. Including a living room‚ sleeping areas‚ and a place to prepare food. The first important part of the secret annex is the living room. Anne and her family would meet up every night to gather in the living room. Their living room was very small because they lived in an attic. This was also

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    Anne Frank Diary Analysis

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    The Diary of Anne Frank: Summative Assessment Imagine crying little children. Imagine having to run away‚ leaving everything behind. Imagine shooting and bombings everywhere. There are many intolerant things that have happened in the past and are still happening today. Intolerance is the act of refusal to tolerate or respect people or person of a different social group. For example‚ the holocaust. Many things during the holocaust were intolerable. Many people were killed just because they believed

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    spiritually‚ and in everyday conversation. Anne Frank is a well known exemplar. She used her optimism to change the lives of the people around her. Now‚ one may think that remaining happy in tough situations is nearly impossible‚ or unimportant considering other situations. Nevertheless‚ plenty of scientific evidence‚ historical evidence‚ and common sense points to the truth. Remaining positive in any conflict will benefit

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    In this essay‚ I will write about a girl named Anne Frank who had to hide with her family and friends from the Nazi’s during World War II. They had to hide in the annex which is located in the back of Mr. Frank’s building behind a bookcase where he works. They had to live there for about 2 years until they got caught and were killed. The only survivor was Mr. Frank. Everyone had to stay in the annex during the war because it was too risky going out and possibly being killed by the Nazi’s. The annex

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    that people are really good at heart.” ~ Anne Frank. In this quote it is shown that forgiveness and hope are truly the key to getting through something. While 6 million people may have died in the Holocaust‚ think about all of the people who survived and struggled to have hope in the hard times. The only way to get through such a tragedy like the holocaust was to be optimistic‚ and try to forgive people for the horrible misfortunes they committed. Anne Frank and her family had hope and they lived in

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