Some Similarities And Differences Between The Frank's And The Van Daan

Take Liesel Meminger and Anne Frank. They have a number of similarities. Both girls living in the same time period, their around the same age. But many differences also separate them. One is a Jew, while

When Anne first arrives at the annexe, she’s open to others and tells her family what she’s been thinking about. At the beginning of the book Anne says “I went upstairs and visited the Van Daans. I do so occasionally to have a chat”(Frank, pg.29). This is an example of her being open to others because she’s reaching out to the Van Daans to get to know them better. Anne was also not very fond of Mrs. Van Daan. She thought of her as rude and insulting and told her family what she thought about her. An example is when she says “I get nothing but blow ups from her for my continuous chatter. She is always pestering us in some way or another”(Frank, pg.27). The next paragraph goes deeper into the

Hana Brady and Anne Frank’s lives started out very happy and carefree, but then it all changed when the Nazis marched in. They both lived through the holocaust and they were oppressed and persecuted just because they were Jewish. Hana and Anne had very similar lives before the Holocaust, but very different family relationships and very different experiences during the war.

On one hand, Anne Frank and Jeanne Wakatsuki both share many similarities. For example they were both little girls who were imprisoned during the second world war. Although Jeanne was put in internment camps by the US FBI and Anne was put into a concentration camp by the Nazis. Plus Anne and Jeanne were forced to go to internment/concentration camps and couldn't leave. But the internment camps were closed in 1945 but the concentration camps weren’t liberated until captured by the Allied forces of Western Europe, The USA and Australia. Furthermore, both girls wrote about their experiences. But Anne wrote a

Through the past couple of weeks, I’ve read these two very interesting books; “The Diary of a Young Girl” by Anne Frank and “Summer of My German Soldier” by Bette Greene. These two books are told from the perspectives of two young girls, who struggle through life as Jews. “The Diary of a Young Girl” is told from the perspective of Anne Frank and “Summer of My German Soldier” is told from Patricia Bergen’s perspective. Anne and Patricia have many similarities, but they also contrast in some ways too. My goal is to show how they are similar and how they’re also different.

In conclusion, there are many similarities and differences to the movie and book we studied. There are many forms of The Diary of Anne Frank but all of them relate the her diary. Everyone that helped with the secret annex are very brave and courteous to everyone that was hiding there. In the end there are many people that did everything in their power to keep the secret annex from being found by the green police.

Peter, Anne and Margot have many differences and One of them are Attitude. Peter is very outgoing towards some people. While Peter is outgoing Margot is a shy and to herself type of person. There ages are way different to and they have different types of favorite parents. Anne is the youngest out of Peter and Margot and she is her dad, Otto favorite. Margot is the second oldest out of Anne and Peter, but she is her mom, Edith favorite.

Anne Frank, the Frank Family, and the Van Daan Family surviving in the attic. They are assisted by

Have you ever wondered if Peter Vann Daan and Anne Frank are alike? There are many ways that they are the same and different. Their personalities, the way they act, and their feeling towards things are what make them unique.

The play, “The Diary of Anne Frank” tells the story of a girl named Anne Frank and the events that occur during her time hiding from the Nazis in the Holocaust with her family, the Van Daans, and Mr. Dussel. While the two families were in hiding, they all suffered tremendously with limited food portions and the need to remain quiet in order to not get caught. During this period, if a person were to be not fit in the Aryan race, which consists of blonde hair, blue eyes, and tallness, then they were to be sent to concentration camps or be killed. Although all of the characters were put into the same circumstances, Mr. Van Daan drastically took advantage of the rest of the Annex. He was portrayed to be selfish and gluttonous because of the fact that he would do anything in order to obtain cigarettes and because he has been given or taking a significant amount of food that is supposed to be for the whole Annex. .

Now even though Anne Frank and Gerda Klein were different people and they had different personalities, their lives had things in common. For example, They were both taking to a concentration camp and they were both planning what they were going to do once they were saved. They both had high hopes for their future, like Anne wanted to be a great writer who would be remembered even after she died. Both of their friends either died or were killed at the concentration camp. They were both surviving on little or no food for years. Gerda was a human skeleton when she was found by the american soldiers. These were just a few of the major similarities that I found.

Some key similarities are that both husbands cheated, son has a weak relationship with a father, there is someone in the family caring for the son, and the fathers of each generation weren’t good fathers either. But, then also the conditions each family lived in, what they did as a family, and how they treated each other were some big differences. The link is how the fathers acted and what the boys did and how they all grew up. From, the dinner, it was bitter-sweet and the McCandless' probably will stay far apart for a very long time. While, the Maxson's might restore some of their shambled relationships. The dinners purpose was to see what went wrong in the teenage years of their

In the beginning, both families were just trying to adjust to the whole situation and feel comfortable with one another.  When the Vasquez family moves into the Kennish's guest house, the family relationships shift. Now, all the parents are criticizing each other parenting job and questioning their judgement, this causes tension.  The values and social norms for each family is

Some of the Franks and all of the Van Daan’s all died at concentration camps and almost all in the same year. People died because of various things and died at different ages. They died at different camps and some of them were separated when they died. Starting with ages. Anne died at 16, Margot died at 18, Peter at 18, Mrs.Frank at 44, and Mr. Frank died at 91 because he survived the holocaust and lived many more years after. They all died at various camps, Anne and Margot died at the Bergen- Belsen camp, Mrs. Frank at Auschwitz, and all the Van Daan’s at the Mauthausen camp. They were all first transferred to Auschwitz and some were then transferred to other camps.

Mrs. Frank and Mrs. Van Daan are more different than similar, but they did make it work somewhere while they were in hiding. They are both loving and caring mothers and wives. The two women cook, clean, and take care of everyone in the Annex. They are both married and have children. Also, Mrs. Frank and Mrs. Van Daan were both arrested by the on August 4, 1944 and deported to concentration camps.