Like many Jews who were in hiding, the Frank family hoped to avoid being captured by the Nazis, since that would mean certain death. They hoped they would survive the war and that the Nazis would be defeated. Sadly, someone betrayed the family, and told the Nazis where the Franks were being hidden. In August 1944, Anne, her sister, and her mother were shipped to concentration camps, where they died. Otto was also sent to a concentration camp but somehow managed to survive until Russian troops liberated him and other prisoners. But he was the only member of the family who made it out alive.
In the summer of 1933 is when the Franks moved to the Netherlands. They decided to move because of the increasing tensions in Germany. I hope this helped you!
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No, She's Dead. And actually, in the book, she was constantly riddled with self-doubt.
As a child William the conqueror was contantly in hiding, many people attempted to kill him while he was a child so they could have the throne for themselves. When he became a teenager, Edmund the confessor trained him as a warrior and conqueror.
He hoped to find Gold.
In the summer of 1933 is when the Franks moved to the Netherlands. They decided to move because of the increasing tensions in Germany. I hope this helped you!
Initially, she felt okay about it because she was very optimistic. As the months ground on, she vacillated between optimism and near despair, based mainly on the current war news on the radio. She never lost hope though - none of those in the annex did.
Miep and Mr.Kraler bring the people in the Annex food and other supplies. I hope it helps :)
Miep Gies was responsible for providing food, supplies, and news to the families in hiding during the Holocaust, particularly the Frank family. She risked her own safety to bring them essential items and emotional support, helping them sustain hope and connection to the outside world while they were in hiding.
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She and the others hid there in the hope of avoiding deportation to an extermination camp.
Texas was annexed on by the U.S. in 1845. Sorry-- it's not in that tense but I hope that helps!
Hiding influenced Anne Frank's life in many ways, such as causing her to feel isolated, fearful, and uncertain about the future. Despite the challenges, it also provided a space for her to reflect, write in her diary, and find moments of hope and connection with her family. Overall, hiding shaped Anne's resilience, creativity, and determination to hold onto her ideals and humanity in the face of adversity.
Anne Frank felt isolated, scared, and frustrated after being in hiding for a while. She longed for freedom and expressed her emotions and thoughts through her writings in her diary. Despite the hardships, she maintained hope and optimism for a better future.
well one is hiding as in hide and seek and the other is like hiding who you like so no one knows who it is or you could be hiding candy or somthing your not supposed to have.so that's three for whoever you are who asked that question hope that's a good answer
The world around Anne Frank, during World War II and the Holocaust, shaped her experiences and ultimately led to her confinement in hiding. The pervasive atmosphere of fear, persecution, and discrimination influenced Anne's writing, thoughts, and emotions as she grappled with living in hiding while trying to maintain her sense of self. This environment also underscored the importance of hope, resilience, and human kindness, themes that are reflected in her diary.
I hope I will be able to confide everything to you, as I have never been able to confide in anyone, and I hope you will be a great source of comfort and support.