What is Anne Frank about?

Answer 1

ww2 over six million Jews were killed

Anne frank called her diary kitty

Jews hade to wear a yellow star

Jews were forebidden to use trams

Jews were told to turn in bikes

Jews where not alowed to go to sport centers

Jews where not alowed to watch tv

hitler had a friend that was jewish

anne had brown eyes and jet black hair

anne got her diary on her 13th birthday

Answer 2

1.The Diary of Anne Frank was written by Annelise Marie Frank who was born in Frankfurt, Germany, on June 12, 1929 2. For her 13th birthday, her parents gave her a diary which she called Kitty. 3. A bit before this, the Frank family (Otto, dad; Edith, mom; and Margot Betti, Anne's sister, who was about four years older than Anne) went into hiding in the attic above Otto's work- place. 4. They hid there for two years. 5. They were found by the German Nazis and were sent to Concentration Camps. 6. Margot and Anne were sent first to Auschwitz, then to Bergen-Belsen where the girls stayed together as much as possible. 7. They were ill treated (given little food and were forced to work very long hours) 8. Seven months after her arrest, Margot Frank died from typhus. 9. Within a few days of the death of her sister, Anne Frank died from Typhus. 10. The only person out of her family to survive was her father, Otto Frank.11. He was given Anne's diary and published parts of it in 1947. 12. It was translated into English in 1952. 13. Only recently (after Otto's death) was the whole of Anne's diary published. 14. Anne Frank was born on 12th July 1929 in Frankfurt,Germany. 15. She had an older sister called Margot Betti, who was born in 1926. 16. Anne was part of the family business which worked by banking and the manufacture of cough drops. 17. In 1933 Anne, Margot, her father (Otto Frank) and her mother (Edith Frank) moved to Amsterdam. 18. By her thirteenth birthday Nazis were taking over Amsterdam and making anti-Jewish rules, and she was Jewish! 19. She went to a Montessori school. 20. Then because of the anti-Jewish laws, she moved to a Jewish Lyceum where she quickly started to adjust. 21.When World War II started, her father and some of his office friends created an annex in the office. The family then stayed there in hiding. 22. Their mother died from starvation because she was giving most of her food to her two daughters.

Answer 3

Anne Frank was just one of the many children traumatized at the time of the Holocaust. Her diary gives examples of what life for a Jewish family in living in hiding living in Nazi occupied Europe at that time. It is important we learn about these things, respectfully, as many people died and where punished for their race, relegion or even their looks.

Answer 4

Anne Frank was a girl who lived during WWII. When she was 13 years old, she received a red and white checked diary for her birthday. Her mother and father were Edith and Otto Frank, and she had an older sister named Margot. When she was four years old, the family went to Holland to escape the rising Nazi party in Germany. But when the Germans invaded Holland in 1942, the family was forced into hiding. They hid, along with the Van Pels and Fritz Pfeffer in the back building of Otto's Opekta business now called "Gies & Co." The occupants of the hiding place were betrayed, and on August 4, 1944 they were arrested and sent to Westerbork. From there, they were scattered -- all being sent to different concentration camps. Edith Frank died in January 1945 of malnutrition in Auschwitz. Anne & Margot Frank both died in late February/early March 1945 in Bergen-Belsen. Fritz Pfeffer died in Neuengamme concentration camp, while the Van Pels family (Hermann, Auguste & Peter) all died in the camps as well. Out of the eight occupants of the hiding place, Otto Frank was the only one to survive the camps.

When he returned, and he was certain that his family was not going to return, Miep Gies (one of the helpers who helped hide the families) gave him his daughter's writings that she had written during the time of their hiding. Otto, being so impressed with his daughter's writings, had them published -- and they became one of the best selling books in the world...The Diary of Anne Frank.

Answer 5

The most courgerous girl who really had an brave heart and sweet because of her human spirit and the sad things that she have inside of her.