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Diaries are opportunities for expression: places to write inspirations and insecurities. Moments of doubt, Hopes for the future, and Reflections of the past are all secure inside the pages of a diary. Muriel McCormick’s personal papers fell in to the hands of her loved ones, then to careful librarians, and then I found them— over seventy years after they had been written. Muriel was twenty-three years old when she took a job with the US State Department. Hitler would commit suicide a few weeks later

The Devil’s Arithmetic is a book that shows the fear and horror of life in a camp during the holocaust. The main character Hannah, or Chaya as she is commonly known through the book, is a young thirteen year old girl who doesn’t want to remember anything about the holocaust. She is mysteriously transported to the past and learns about the true pain and horrors the people in the camps went through. At the beginning of the book Hannah is upset about going to her grandparents dinner because she didn’t

Miep Gies was an important person during the holocaust. She hid Anne Frank and her family along with 4 others in a secret annex for more than 2 years. Under pressure of being caught, Miep did a great job at supplying the hidden Jews with all the things they needed to survive. You may just know Miep as the girl who hid Anne Frank's family, but she was more than that. Miep Gies was "born in Vienna, Austria in 1909 as Hermine Santrouschitz."(www.auschwitz.dz) Her family was poor in effect of the war

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

A loud thud comes from the door, “Everyone out!”, and Anne’s two year hideout with her family comes to a crashing end. Anne Frank is a thirteen-year-old who went through a horrible era for jews like her called “The Holocaust.” Anne is an inspiration, because she was always positive, she was strong and brave, and she was an extraordinary writer for her age. Anne Frank always made sure to keep her positive behavior, an example of this is, when they had recently moved into the annex, even though she

The diary of Anne frank is an Autobiography, written by a young girl's experience through the Holocaust in her diary that she received for her thirteenth birthday, Anne told the remarkable tell of her life during the time of Hitler dictation that left a mark on the world. Anne Frank was a Jewish born in Frankfurt, Germany in 1929, where she lived until 1933 when her family moved to Holland. In the beginning Anne was a very out spoken, intelligent, and very imaginative who dreamed of becoming a writer

young girl who was in hiding during the holocaust by the name of Anne Frank. When I first saw the quote I was astonished because when I read her diary, she didn’t seem like a very magnanimous person to me. This quote shows that an is a believer as well as a courageous and . When I try to imagine what it would be like in hiding I never truly understand what it would be like and the emotional toll that it has on people. As well as that Anne is able to say that no matter what you did, she still believes

The Holocaust Survivor-Inge Auerbacher Did that somewhere around 11 million people and somewhere around 6 million Jews were murdered during the Holocaust((https://www.factretriever.com/holocaust-facts)? Inge Auerbacher is a Holocaust survivor! She was at the age of 3 at least, when hoodlums threw rocks in there house and broke ALL the windows. First let’s talk about how Inge Auerbacher survived. She was able to survive with her mother and grandmother. She was with her grandfather, grandmother

Inge Auerbacher has had a very successful life. From all the books she wrote, to her poems that have inspired dozens of people throughout the world, who would have thought that this lady only had a 1% chance of survival during the holocaust? She truly is a star. “Inge Auerbacher was born December 31, 1934, in Kippenheim, Germany. Her parents were Berthold and Regena Auerbacher” (Children During the Holocaust). “Her father was a textile merchant and was also a German soldier during WWI” (Inge Auerbacher)

memoir Anne Frank: A Diary of a Young Girl. This novel takes the reader inside the thoughts of a young Jewish girl in the middle of a time of war in Amsterdam during World War II. Anne, through her thoughts, allows the reader to connect with the cruelties of the war and the hope felt by Anne. This point-of-view lends itself to an analysis through moral criticism, the moral teachings or ethical lessons displayed for the reader to determine. Throughout Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl, Anne illustrates