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No, she died of disease in the concentration camps.
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Was Anne Frank gassed?
No, Anne Frank died from Typhus March 1945 in Bergen - Belsen Camp. A few days after her older sister Margot Frank died from the same disease. She died from Typhus beause the disease were rampant in the camp and she was also starved of food.
What school did Anne Frank go to?
Anne Frank went to Montessori Schools. It was an all Jewish school, Anne Frank had to go to a all Jewish school because she was Jewish and Hitler said all Jews must go to an all Jewish school. At one point of Anne Frank's diary she said that there were only three people in the school because of the number of people gassed, shot, bombed, and almost any way Hitler could kill Jews.
What did Anne Frank explore?
anne frank explored that she never had to lie for her to be honest all the time.
What was Anne Frank's motto?
Anne Frank's motto was "Think of all the beauty still left around you and be happy."
Did Anne Frank had time to get away from the nazi at all?
Anne frank did not have any time to get away from the Germans (Nazi's)
What do anne's and her father do immediately to bring order to their new world?
Well first of all Anne Frank died before the Holocaust was even over. Her father was the only person in the Frank family that lived. Everyone else died.
Was anne Frank's grandmother Jewish?
All of the Frank's immediate relatives were Jewish.
What was Anne Frank dad name?
== == Otto Frank was the father of Anne Frank - he survived the war, his wife and children did not
Why did Anne Frank keep her diary for?
Anne did this to have comfort in all the hardships in her troubled life.
How was anne frank related to the atomic bomb?
Not at all.
In the play of Anne Frank How does Otto Frank feel about life?
Otto Frank is pretty optimistic in the play of Anne Frank, although he isn't totally optimistic all the time he is always hopeful.
When was Anne Frank writtin?
All known writings of Anne Frank were written between June 12, 1942 and August 1, 1944.
