In the two-act play of The Diary of Anne Frank‚ by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett‚ Mrs. Frank enters the Secret Annex with her husband and two daughters‚ Margot and Anne. Margot is a mature‚ quiet‚ and obedient child; on the contrary‚ Anne is out-going‚ flirtatious‚ and accomplishes things her way. Consequently‚ due to Margot’s more desirable character traits‚ Mrs. Frank appreciates her older daughter more than Anne. Mrs. Frank’s obsession of favoring Margot over Anne is apparent in Act 1‚ yet
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Amber Kogut 10 AC Eng 2nd Period Mr. Evans January 16‚ 2013 The Diary of Anne Frank vs. Night The Holocaust was a terrible and devastating event that happened in the 1930’s that lasted until the 1940’s. This genocide‚ led by Adolf Hitler‚ captured many men‚ women and their children; this included Anne Frank and Elie Weisel. These two children were of many who suffered through the terrible occurrences of the Holocaust‚ and wrote about their experiences that were shared with the world. Their
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the victims of the Holocaust. Three of the all of the holocaust stories‚ The Diary of Anne Frank‚ Maus‚ The acceptance speech‚ are the ones we are focussing‚ are the one who tells the story of the holocaust‚ are the one who will need to be remembered. With their help of helping us remember the negativity of the holocaust‚ we can be sure that if we remember such
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Dialectical Notes The Diary of Anne Frank Quote Analysis *The first table (blue) represents the five dialectical notes under the Inward versus the Outward Self Theme‚ while the second (turquoise) represents the dialectical notes under the Generosity and Greed in Wartime theme. Quote | Response | “Yes‚ Mr. Dussel! According to him‚ nothing‚ I repeat… nothing‚ is right about me… my appearance‚ my character‚ my manners. While he was going on at me‚ I thought… sometime I’ll give you such a
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families were publicly persecuted under the Nazi Regime. ‘The play of the Diary of Anne Frank’ written by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett‚ explores the hardships and adversities of the protagonist‚ Anne Frank and the political challenges during WWII. Although some of Anne’s hardships are similar to the Jewish population’s‚ the wider political challenges are more important than Anne’s individual challenges. European Jews‚ and Anne and the Annex members experienced extreme starvation and isolation from
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Anne Frank 12th June 1942 ‘I hope I will be able to confide everything to you‚ as i have never been able to confide in anyone‚ and I hope you will be a great source of comfort and support.’ 14th June 1942 I’m going to go back to the day I got you…my birthday! To start I’m going to tell you a little bit about myself‚ I guess I’m just an ordinary girl‚ with an ordinary family. I’m 13 years old now; I was born on the 12 June 1929‚ and I guess I do have a great family‚ living in a great home. I could
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overcome it. Here is my reasoning. In the Anne Frank diary‚ Anne and her family had to go into hiding in an attic. She stayed positive mostly all of the time. Where they stayed was very plain so anne put pictures on the wall. She also always kept herself entertained with a diary and she loved the sound of a nearby clock chime. When there was nothing to look forward to‚ or when she thought there wasn’t‚ she always continued to make herself happy. While Anne could not communicate with other people
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by Adolf Hitler‚ attempted to rid themselves of all those they deemed inferior or marginalized groups such as the Jews. However‚ who should take the blame for this horrific event? The government or the people? Source A‚ an excerpt from The Diary of Anne Frank‚ explains how the many people were deported out of the country by the Gestapo. Source B‚ an info graphic‚ explains the necessary components for a holocaust. Source C‚ a poem by Pastor Neimoller‚ explains how nobody stood up for each other‚ and
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Bombs crash. Crying babies. Buildings go up in fire. Starving children. Maimed little ones. Bodies lying throughout the street. Such scenes depict war that destroys lives. In The Diary of Anne Frank‚ World War II destroyed lives of people on the streets‚ but also it destroyed lives of others who they tried to hide from such atrocities. For the people hiding in the annex in Amsterdam‚ the moods and the relationships of the families and friends were greatly impacted by the horrors of war. From the
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remembered? There is a myriad of ways to be remembered‚ but choosing the things you want to be remembered by can be troubling. Anne utilizes her diary as a part of her life in numerous ways. How she used this diary was an important necessity she used to identify herself‚ but it also raises a question. “What do we use in life to identify ourselves?” The diary is basically Anne Frank’s best friend. When she is in the annex and is closed off the rest of the world‚ she does not have many people to talk
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