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actually the first time they really kissed like lip to lip was on page 218 in the diary of anne frank
Well peter kissed her. Then she ran down the stairs
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They probably kissed about 5 times without their parents knowing.
Anne Frank received her first kiss from Peter van Pels, a teenage boy who's family was in hiding with Anne and her family. He kissed her partly on her cheek and partly on her ear.
I'm thinking no because she's a really sweet girl. She shared her first kiss with Peter Van Pels or also known as Peter Van Daan.
Anne Frank before hidding was in love with Peter Wessel ho she dated in the summer before her 6th form year at lower school, but after going into hiding, she fell for Peter Van Pels she was 14 and he was 17 when they shared their first kiss.
Actually, the first time, Peter kissed Anne. It was on April 15th, 1944.
no she was 15.. with peter in 1944
while they were in hiding together before they went to the concentration camps
Yes ,not a big one. They did kiss though
Peter "Van Daan" Van Pels was the person whom she first kiss. She had her first kiss on April 14, 1944 or something. She had the diary entry the day about her kiss. You can check that out in The Diary of a Young Girl.
it was when their families were running for life and the 2 families were living in a small room, that was when Anne frank and Van daan fell in love with each other and kissed for the first time
At first, Anne describes Peter as shy and gawky, and also wrote that you can't expect much from his company. On January 6th, 1944, Anne wrote that she was starting to develop a crush on him. As this goes on, she writes the visits she has with him, and that feelings she has for him. Anne and Peter's parents suspect something maybe going on. On April 15th, 1944, Anne had her first kiss. She writes about it the next day. The relationship grew warmer, until Anne came to the realization that Peter was not as deep as she was, and that he was becoming emotionally dependent on her, which Anne would not allow. At that point, she voluntarily eased off on the intensity of the relationship. They remained friends, however.
According to the complete edition of her diary (which has now been available in any bookstore for a number of years), they kissed many times. But when Anne became aware that Peter was beginning to rely on her emotionally, she cooled their relationship somewhat.
it was with Peter in 1944 in March or July. They kiss 5 times a day.
· The families were helped for four of Otto's employees who were not Jewish. They were Miep Gies, Johannes Kleiman, Victor Kugler, and Bep Voskuijl. They brought them food, clothes, books, and news from Amsterdam.· Anne named her diary "Kitty."· In August 1944, the Frank family was found and put into a concentration camp· Anne and her sister Margot died in Bergen-Belsen concentration camp of typhus when Anne was fifteen. Her mother died of starvation and her father was the only one out of the Frank family to survive.· During May 1940, Jewish discrimination began, Anne and her sister had to start going to an all Jewish school because Hitler disallowed them to go to school with other children.· Anne and other Jews had to wear the star of David to be identified.· In the beginning of 1933, Hitler and the Nazi powers came to party.· They stayed in the secret annex, behind a bookshelf, of a warehouse.· Anne loved ballet.· Her parents were Otto Frank and Edith Frank.She dated a boy called Peter Wessel but when the Frank family went into hiding she fell in love with Peter Van Pels. They shared a kiss when Anne was 14 and Peter was 17.
peter kissed Anne because he loved her and i think he was bored of being stuck behind the bookcase and not being able to go outside
Peter Kiss has written: 'Peter Kiss'
Based on her diary, yes, she did. She was spending the night at one of her "girl friend's" houses and felt an immense urge to kiss her, and did so.
I am unsure, in her diary she says she had a strong desire to kiss her girl friend at a sleepover and then asked her if as a simble of there friendship she could feel there boobs. But then she talks about her love for peter. But maybe she was just young and misunderstood.
a person she could trust and love... not to mention her first kiss =P
Anne got her first kiss from Peter Van Daan
When Anne Frank was in hiding she lived in her father's office there she had met her future love Peter Van Daan. The first time she met him she was not really fond of him because she felt he was very shy and she couldnt bear with him always being nervous. After about a year of being in hiding she felt something much more deep for Peter where she began to spend most of her time with him. But, in her diary she would write about a boy named Peter Wessel who she felt deep feelings for. Where she felt she had reached a point in her life full of love. But, he wasnt in hiding with her so she felt later that she can not love Peter Wessel because she was not with him. Then she was with Peter Van Daan who she shared her first kiss with and fell in love with. I hope you learned a bit more of Anne Franks love life.
No She kiss me on the lips
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