What impact did the Holocaust have on Anne Frank's life and her family?

Answer 1

Ms Frank was planning to be a journalist when she grew older, but Hitler's discriminating rule meant for her dream to be crushed. In detail, Hitler's law was to imprison anybody who didn't reach his standards: including those who were Jewish (mainly), those who were mentally handicapped, physically handicapped, the black people and so on. Anne Frank was Jewish. She didn't go to the concentration camp, where other Jews were, she stayed in hiding for two years, but eventually, no one knows, some people betrayed Ms Frank and her family and told them where she was hiding. Therefore they were killed.

Answer 2

It had a huge impact on Anne and her family because they all got split up when they got sent to the concentration camps so it must of been even more harder for anne because she was on her own with noone to look after her and noone to talk to all she had to do was work and work you wasnt even allowed a break accept from when they eat she didnt have her diary any more so she couldn't write her feelings down any more but after a while in the concentration camp her whole world caved in on her because she died of typus.she was remembered really well. Anne only had her sister.

Answer 3

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Hitler ordered her and all other Jews in Europe to be murdered.

Answer 4

It killed her. The family went into hiding, but eventually they found them and were taken to the camps. She died just before the end of the war in one of the camps.

Answer 5

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