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    My research on Mr. Frank shows that he is a smart and caring person. I would argue his character in the Diary of Anne Frank (Act 1 Scene 2) is close to historically accurate to what happened in the actual event. Mr. Frank is the father of Anne Frank‚ the young girl who lived in hiding for over 2 years during World War II along with 8 others. She managed to stay positive through the period of time and logged everything in her diary. After getting out of hiding‚ Mr. Frank managed to get the diary published;

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    Anne Frank: Anne is a seemingly witty and happy-go-lucky thirteen-year-old girl when first introduced to the reader. However‚ underneath this mask is a confused‚ frustrated‚ and almost depressed young woman‚ as demonstrated in her very last journal entry. Anne writes‚ “I’ve already told you before that I have‚ as it were‚ a dual personality. One half embodies my exuberant cheerfulness‚ making fun of everything‚ my high-spiritedness‚ and above all‚ the way I take everything lightly. This includes

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    She and her family went into hiding on July 9‚ 1942. During this time‚ Anne wrote in her diary about her experiences‚ hope‚ and dreams. The eight Jews who lived in the Secret Annex for two years were found on August 4‚ 1944. She was 15 when her family and the others she was hiding with were found. She was sent to the concentration camp Westerbork. On the night on September 5‚ 1944‚ Anne and the rest of her family arrived in Auschwitz. She stayed there until October; then got moved

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    The Changes in Anne Frank

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    After reading Anne Frank: Diary of a Young Girl‚ a personal diary of a girl named Anne who lived in hiding during World War II‚ I believe Anne’s wise words: that no matter what the situation‚ every person is still good at heart‚ whether you can see it or not. My opinion on this topic was greatly influenced by reading this extremely personal memoir of Anne’s life in hiding and the people in the world around her. No matter how bad a person might seem‚ I‚ like Anne‚ believe that deep down inside‚ they

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    The main character of the play‚ “The Diary of Anne Frank” written by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett is quite blatantly Anne Frank — a thirteen year old jewish girl. In 1942‚ due to the ongoing war and infamous Nazis‚ Anne and her family were forced into hiding to escape a life stuck concentration camps. Another family‚ the Van Daans‚ were caught in the same situation‚ and stayed with the Franks in the Annex. Later‚ a man named Mr. Dussel would also come hide with them. In the two years of living

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    Character Sketch of Anne Frank "In spite of everything‚ I still believe that people are really good at heart." These were the last words that Anne Frank wrote in her diary before she was taken away by the Nazis and shipped off to a concentration camp where she would later face her inevitable death. Anne was a person of many personality traits. Anne was hopeful‚ caring‚ fun loving‚ determined‚ enthusiastic and‚ a bit annoying. Despite her slight annoyingness‚ those who knew Anne couldn’t help but

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    The Diary of Anne Frank Anne Frank was a young Jewish girl who was living in Holland during World War II. She had a sister named Margot‚ a mother‚ and a father. Being a Jew‚ she was in hiding for 2 and a half years in a little set of rooms she called the “Secret Annexe.” She died when she was 15 in March of 1945 in Bergen-Belsen‚ a couple weeks before the English breached the camp. Even though she died‚ her thoughts‚ memories‚ and detailed descriptions of life during World War II were published

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    Anne Frank- Primary Source Paper The Diary of Anne Frank is a remarkably moving book about the short life of a young girl and her family. The Holocaust was a horrible time for Jewish people and Anne and her Jewish family’s lives were completely turned upside down as a result. The war resulted in the deaths of countless people‚ mostly innocent people. Before the invasion on D-day and the end of the war not too long after‚ the rest of the world didn’t know the real disaster going on over seas. Anne

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    Kitty‚ Anne´s diary‚ came to help to deal in the time of transition. Young children often have imaginary friends. Anne Frank‚ after she followed her family into hiding‚ never enjoyed this luxury. Her diary became Anne´s friend‚ her retreat from a microcosm imposed upon her and the seven other Jews imprisoned in the loft because of Hitler’s master plan of genocide against Jews and other groups. Even before the Franks entered the loft‚ Anne had named her diary “Kitty.”  (Shuman). Kitty helps Anne deal

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    The Anne Frank Project

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    Outline Introduction/Thesis: On September twelfth I attended a session that was in regards to the Anne Frank Project. The session was a lecture on Bystander intervention in hazing‚ and how it can harm and affect others. Hazing is humiliating and sometimes dangerous initiation rituals as imposed on college students seeking membership to a fraternity or sorority. I found this session very resourceful‚ and learned that pledging can be beneficial‚ but also life threatening Hank Nuwer‚ who is

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