Anne Frank's Diary : The Diary Of Anne Frank

The book diary of Anne Frank is about a teenage girl named Anne Frank. For Anne upcoming birthday she requests a diary so that she can express her thoughts, feelings, and emotions that occur day to day in her daily life. Her parents give it to her and she starts to log about her daily life and relationships with her friends and family. But what she doesn 't realize is her diary docs her horrible life that she has in hiding during the holocaust. Within this book report, the analysis of the book will be given along with the summary of the book by chapter.

Would you be able to forgive someone that has been the cause of your family’s death? Anne Frank was one of the many Jews that was experiencing this way of life in the 1940’s. She was living in a time of absolute horror when Adolf Hitler came to rule as dictator in Nazi Germany. He ordered the Nazi soldiers to collect all the Jews in Europe and place them in the deadly concentration camps. That’s exactly the reason why Mr. Frank decided to move the family to a much safer place, from their current apartment to the secret annex. Anne couldn’t bear it there, because she was always all over the place and very naughty. She didn’t understand the condition her family was going through and was always making trouble. Mrs. Frank, a very kind and

Anne Frank’s diary was written during the years of her adolescence. She struggled with many typical teenage problems, learning of her own space away for her own identity in an enclosed space with little privacy. Anne Frank had started dealing with her own identity as soon as she had to go into hiding with her family. Anne had started questioning herself over and over about the type of person she is: How should I feel about those who are outside, suffering? Am I selfish?

Have you ever read a book that stands out to you? Well I have and it's called the diary of Anne Frank it's a story about a jewish family caught behind Nazi lines and territory. it tells about all the struggles and different complications the Jew's faced during world war two. So when the Nazi rose to power they started to invade foreign land and fight for that land. Then because of this it started World War Two. Because of this the franks when into hiding. But the Nazi's didn't let any jew leave the land they took over or own anything. Now that's why the franks went into hiding. Then the discrimination started to happen, the Nazi's would make all jews report into the police at that city. Then if they did the Jews would have to go to the causation camps to work to there deaths. If they didn't report into the police or german officials the Jew's would be wanted and fined for not reporting into

Reading Anne Frank’s diary made the final result even more horrific. God, she was so intelligent and so young. She had good and bad days. Some of her writing reflects depression; some reflects youthful optimism. She loved writing; most people don’t know she wrote a collection of short stories and essays which has been published with the title Anne Frank’s Tales From the Secret Annex (1949). Here’s one paragraph from an essay:

I found it so interesting that nothing would seem to budge or intimidate her, when she thought about all the misery that was revolved around her all it took was a simple beautiful thought to bring her up (157). I admire Anne frank very much because her diary was a representation of maturity, lots of wisdom, and no race deserves what she and her people went through. Anne Frank has left such an impact on the world and I that results on the fact that not everyone has the freedom we have now, everybody should be very thankful. Overall what makes her diary captivating is the evolvement of her maturity as a young adult especially as she feels herself maturing

Anne Frank’s diary entries illustrate her thoughts and feelings the best through the information she wrote in her diary. Anne was a 13-year-old Jewish school girl who used a diary to write about her experiences while in hiding during the Holocaust. Since the diary is written from Anne’s point of view, it’s an actual

The Diary of a Young Girl documents the story by Anne Frank that talks about her life before and during hiding from the Nazi. She talks about the inhabitants of the annex, listing her mother, sister, father,a dentist, and family “friends” as others living in the Annex. They were Jewish and were being persecuted by the Nazi. To escape them they went into hiding, but they never expected to stay in there for over two years. The abhorrent situation in the Secret Annexe caused the inhabitants to suffer through emotional and mental challenges which ultimately affected them both positively and negatively.

“I don’t think then of all the misery, but of the beauty that still remain” (Frank 171). The Diary of Anne Frank is a factual document written by a young girl that explains how her and her family were affected by the Holocaust. Anne spent her days living in constant fear of being discovered, but she still had hopes about what life would be like after the war. She could not go outside and had to remain quiet during the working hours to avoid being discovered by the workers. However, she knew that living in the annex was better than the alternative which was to go to a concentration camp. Anne considers her family lucky to live in the annex because they have more freedom than they would in other circumstances.

Anne Frank, the Diary of a Young Girl should be used as a social studies book for multiple different reasons. For example, even though Anne is in hiding, she still is able to talk about the war and what is happening outside of the annex. On Friday, 9 June, 1944, Anne talks about the war by saying, “Super News of the invasion. The Allies have taken Bayeux, a small village on the French coast, and are now fighting for Caen”. On Tuesday, 6 June, 1944, the only thing Anne is talking about in this entry is D-day, a very important event in WWII. In Anne’s Wednesday, 13 January, 1943, she says, “And every night hundreds of planes fly over Holland and go to German towns… and every hour hundreds and thousand of people are killed in Russia and Africa…

As an ordinary Jewish girl who was one of the most discussed Jewish victims of the Holocaust, Anne Frank was an incredibly memorable girl due to the publication of her diary. Anne Frank was a liberal Jew; as for she did not follow all the traditions of Judaism. On the fourteenth of August 1944, a group of German uniformed police arrested the Frank family and was sent into The House of Detention, transitioned into the Westerbork Transit Camp and then to the Auschwitz concentration camp. In July 1945, after the Red Cross confirmed the death of the Frank sisters, Otto Frank passed Anne’s diary to historians who made continuous attempts to publish it. The official publication of the diary in 1947 was named Het Achterhuis, and was later on

Over the years, many things occurred: murder, abuse, theft, and war. All these are cruel acts humans are capable of committing, and we have. Humans like to take advantage of the power they possess. These acts are committed to innocent people and the people need to know how to handle these situations the best they possibly can to get through and come out alive. Some conflicts aren’t always this serious, though. Many sources can show these people what to do in these types of situations. One source I found is “Anne Frank: The Diary of A Young Girl.” This book shows how to respond to conflict. Having a positive attitude is the best response you can have to conflict. According to Dictionary.com, conflict is defined as “to come into collision or disagreement; be contradictory, at variance, or in opposition; clash” (dictionary.com).

I enjoyed reading the excerpts from Anne Frank’s diary because Anne is clearly a child prodigy of writing; her eloquence and talent extends far beyond her years. In the context of her diary, Anne Frank describes the daily events of living in a cramped secret hiding place.

Being a thirteen year old, Anne Frank wrote her diary for the same reasons any girl that writes a diary. She wanted to show her feelings and make sense of the world around her. Anne was living with lots of fear and pressure. For example, hiding from the Nazis in a small annex with lots of people was not easy. Anne used her diary as a therapy to cope up with not only teenage problems but to keep perspective and her wisdom in such a close environment. The diary wasn’t just for “Kitty” but for everyone. The diary became a passionate piece of historic evidence for the world. In her writing, she described all the events that had happened in 1945. She describes it by telling us how the jews were being discriminated and how they had lots of their

The Diary of Anne Frank is a story about a young teenage girl that was trying to hide from being persecuted by the Nazis because of her religion. During that time, survival was the only thing that was on her mind: How long she and her family were going to last. They hid behind a bookcase that led to an attic. They stayed there for a while until they were found a couple years later. They were taken back to a concentration camp. She died shortly after from a disease called typhus. The only thing that remains is her diary that her father found to preserve her memory and insight to be in the mind of a teenage girl during the war. The diary has many themes, but the main ones are stress, grief, and mental illness.