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they both stayed in a small room in the top of a building during ww2 they ended up falling for each other
Anne Frank was Peter's friend during the the when they were hiding. they were in-between friends and lovers
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∙ 11y ago
Anne Frank had a close relationship with Peter van Daan while they were in hiding together. They spent time talking, sharing thoughts and experiences, and provided each other with emotional support. Their relationship grew from friendship to a deeper connection as they both sought solace during their time in hiding.
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∙ 14y agoat the beginning of the story Anne thinks that Peter is weird and dose not understand him but at the end she realizes that he is really shy and discovers that Peter likes her and she then returns his feeling's.
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∙ 12y agoWhile much of the time they got along fine, Anne had a somewhat adversarial relationship with
Mrs. van Pels. Mrs. van Pels thought Anne was "not well brought up" and cheeky, and Anne thought Mrs. van Pels was self-centered and childish in many ways.
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∙ 12y agoLong story short Anne originally thought little of Peter, which later evolved into friendship, and finally Anne fell in "love" with Peter.
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∙ 14y agoThey were like one big family. :)
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kinda anne had feelings for peter later on
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Who moved in with the franks?
Mr Dussel Mr van Daan Mrs van Daan Peter van Daan
How does Peter van Daan get back at Anne Frank for teasing him?
Peter van Daan gets back at Anne Frank by not participating in activities with her or ignoring her. This creates tension in their relationship as he distances himself from her.
How much older was peter van daan than Anne Frank?
Peter van Daan was three years older than Anne Frank.
Who is Anne Franks crush?
Anne Frank had a crush on Peter van Pels, a boy who hid with her in the Secret Annex during World War II. Their relationship is documented in Anne's diary.
What is peters last name in anne frank?
Peter's last name in Anne Frank's diary is van Daan. He is referred to as Peter van Daan throughout the diary.
Who is Mr Van Daan in the book?
Mr. Van Daan is one of the occupants of the Secret Annex in Amsterdam, along with Anne Frank and her family, during World War II. He is the father of Peter Van Daan and has a complex relationship with the other members of the annex.
What was Peter's name in Anne Frank's Diary?
His name was Peter Van Daan.
Who is Mr. Van Daan?
Mrs. Van Daan's actual historical name is Auguste van Pels. Mrs. van Daan is a character in Anne Frank's diary that Anne doesn't like because she's selfish and she often starts fights. Some of her strong points include that she is tidy and Anne can approach her.
Who was the boy with Anne Frank in the annex?
Peter Van Daan
What were the characters in Anne Frank?
Otto Frank - Anne's father.Margot Frank-Anne's older sisterEdith Frank - Anne's mother.Mr. van Daan - The father of the family that hides in the annex along with the FranksMrs. van Daan - Mr. van Daan's wife.Albert Dussel - A dentistMr. Kugler - A man wo helps hide the Franks in the annex.Mr. Kleiman - Another man who helps the Franks hide.Bep Voskuijl - A worker in Otto Frank's office.Mr. Voskuijl - Bep's father.Miep Gies - A secretary at Otto's office who helps the Franks hide.Jan Gies - Miep's husband.Hanneli - Anne's school friend.Peter Schiff - The love of Anne's life from the sixth gradeHello Silberberg - A boy with whom Anne has an innocent, though romantic relationship before she goes into hiding.
Who is MrVan Daan?
Mr.Van Daan was the father of Peter Van-Daan. They both sadly died. But peter fell in love with Anne but when they got found in the secret annex they were sent of to concentration camps. Anne Frank died in Bergen-Belson and peter died in Mauthaussen camp
What label did mrs vandaan give peter and why does it anger anne?
Mrs. Van Daan labels Peter as lazy, which angers Anne because she feels that Mrs. Van Daan's criticism is unfair and unfounded. Anne believes that Mrs. Van Daan is being overly critical of Peter and is quick to judge without understanding his perspective.
