Antoinette Frank Case Study

It can be easily said that the intended audience for this letter was to Marie Antoinette’s mother, Maria Theresa the empress of Austria. Marie states several times throughout the letter of her many thanks to her mother for the reciprocating letters. The excitement in Marie’s tone is evident that she is astonished, despite the chaotic excitement upon their arrival, the amount of order there is. Marie is overjoyed that despite the hardships that the peasants faced, such as taxes, they remain loyal to her and her husband Louis, and show their affection with cheering and excitement. In response to the love that they received, Marie makes a point to tell her mother that the dauphin and herself wished the citizens not to be harmed despite the fact that they were unable to move for hours from the sheer masses of people who gathered upon their arrival.

Many people may argue that Marie Antoinette was the biggest factor for why France fell into a revolutionary state, however, Marie Antoinette was a queen victimized and forced to play role from a young age to satisfy the French people who disapproved. Marie Antoinette was falsely blamed for her actions when in fact it wasn’t her fault. Marie Antoinette was forced to accept a society where she had to learn new customs and traditions. She had to leave everything behind, consequently become something she isn’t. Her frustration and unhappiness with Versailles was no surprise. Marie Antoinette was frustrated by her marriage. At Versailles her husband-to-be, Louis Auguste had no interest in her. In the film, Marie Antoinette, the director clearly

Anne Fadiman was overwhelmed by everything she knew and observed in Lia’s case. She saw how much she was suffering, and also saw how much her family was suffering. Most of the agony came from the vast cultural incompetence from the health providers’ side, miscommunication, and misunderstanding between them and the Hmong. She saw the real struggle between the Hmong culture and the American system. The frustration caused by all of this was obvious in her interaction with Foua.

I was very amazed at researching about Leo Frank case .It was a case most people wouldn’t know about. Who is Leo Frank? “Leo Max Frank was an American factory superintendent who was convicted in 1913 of the murder of a 13-year-old employee, Mary Phagan, in Atlanta, Georgia.”

“In the case of the State of Connecticut VS Marlene Barnes, based on the evidence presented, we the jury unanimously found Marlene Barnes is guilty of first-degree murder in the death of Katherine Lincoln.”

Would you ever have the courage to escape, or die trying? In World War II everyone had to find courage and many people were given little to no freedom. These people fought through hard times and never gave up. Anne Frank and Monica Sone tell their stories about their experiences during World War II. They describe how to be grateful and have positive thoughts and attitudes during their hardest moments.

Anne Frank was a young girl living in Nazi Germany from the height to the end of Hitler's reign. Anne Frank lived a short life, but she lives on through her published diary. It has been said that she has given us some of the closest insight into the troubling times the Jews faced in Germany during the 30's and 40's.

Circumstances: Jeanne- She and her family were typical Americans living in Los Angeles. When the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor, her father was considered a suspect and was shipped off to Bismark.

'I've reached the point where I hardly care weather I live or die'. A quote Anne Frank wrote in her diary. Anne moved quite a lot. Her father owned a business so they were always in the move. Anne was Jewish and in that time the Nazis were on the move to eliminate all Jews throughout Germany, Poland, Copenhagen, ect. It started to get worse and worse to the point her family had to go into hiding. Anne had many accomplishments as a young girl. Millions of people have took the time to read her diary that is so carefully written. Lots of people didn't know and still don't know many facts about Anne. You have to go deep into her biography and old info to find many interesting facts.

Marie arrived to the visit with a bruised eye and mild swelling to her lip. She stated the injuries had occurred when she ran into a door. Near the end of the visit Marie had an emotional breakdown, stating she had received notice that she was due in court and could possibly lose her parental rights. Marie also stated she had been a victim of domestic violence and need assistance with address those issues.

Marie was regarded as the evil genius of France. She cared about her nation and when her husband could no longer make decisions she stepped into his place in order to run the country. In 1785 a diamond necklace was stolen and sold off from someone posed as Marie. Even though Marie was innocent from this crime it gave the nation one more reason to hate. With the stress of not only this scandal, but off her royal nature Marie was well aged and had grey hair beyond her time.

Anne Frank was a young Jewish teenager who had to go into hiding during the Nazi occupation in Holland. In the same town of Amsterdam, Etty Hillesum, a Dutch woman who also happened to be a jew, also dealt with the persecution of the Nazis. The two both kept a diary in which they relayed their feelings of the situations in which they were in. The two resemble and contrast each other with details found in these diaries and out. Without out a doubt there are similarities and differences pertaining to the experience and awareness Anne and Etty.

Born on June 12, 1929, in Frankfurt, Germany. Anne Frank was a 14 year old girl that lived in a annex for two years, she wrote a diary that is 75 years old and the students are still studying it to day, Anne Frank lived with another family the Van Dans Ms van dan Mr van dan and Peter van dan, this made this annex very cramped, They had very limited food and had to get rid of there pet cat "mouschi" Anne Frank had to go throw a lot of stuff. Anne Frank was a very important person in World War II (WWII) because her of time spent in her secret annex she spent a lot of time reading books, she became so famous because of her diary and the students are still studying her diary to day.

Antoinette was materialistic and financially irresponsible whilst positioned as the Queen of France. Marie Antoinette was

"Marie Antoinette was the Austrian born child bride of the future King Louis XVI of France. It was an arranged marriage designed to