Living together in cramped quarters was not easy for the two families, and was even more stressful because they were in fear for their lives. Mrs. van Pels disliked sharing her sheets and dishes, especially after Anne broke one of her plates. Anne wrote in her diary that Mrs. van Pels was a lax housekeeper, leaving leftover food to spoil instead of storing it properly. Mr. van Pels was a chain smoker, and suffered nicotine withdrawal when no cigarettes could be found. This made him edgy and jittery. Mrs. van Pels' flirtatious manner with Mr. Frank upset Mrs. Frank. The van Pels' quarreled frequently and loudly with each other, sometimes turning on Peter. Eventually, the van Pels' were forced to sell some of their possessions, such as Mrs. van Pels' prized fur coat, on the black market. Anne detailed all this in her diary.
Mr. van Dann was a business associate of Mr. Frank, and the family lived close together in Amsterdam - they visited frequently. They were "friends", simply put.
this has not been found out yet but some people say that it was the Van Daans or the other guy that moved in with them a little while later.. and some say it was one of the men that worked with mr.frank
No, Mrs. Frank was not justified in demanding the Van Daans to leave the secret annex because even though she found them a bother, they have as much of a right to be safe from danger as she does.
A thief was among the Franks and Van Daans and they made noise so the thief called the Green Police Aka Nazis.
Mr. Dussle did hide in the Secret Annex with the Franks. However he did not go into hiding at the same time the Franks did. The Franks went first, then the Van Daans, then Mr. Dussle became the 8th member several months later.
Mr. Frank did not decide himself, it was a group vote. Miep Gies approached Mr. Frank about the possibility, and since the Franks and van Pels were already acquainted with Pfeffer, they all agreed.
The Van Daans slept in the room adjacent to the Frank family in the Secret Annex during their time in hiding.
The Van Daans were the other family that lived with Anne Frank and her family in the Secret Annex.
The Van Daans
The Van Daan family went into hiding in Amsterdam in 1942 during World War II. They joined the Frank family in the Secret Annex to escape persecution by the Nazis.
anne frank, margot frank, Edith frank, dussel, the van daans
Anne Frank lived in hiding with her family - her parents, Otto and Edith Frank, and her sister, Margot. They were joined by four others who helped them in hiding in the Secret Annex in Amsterdam during World War II.
Mrs. Frank threatened to put the Van Daans out on the street when Mr. Van Daan stole food rations and lied about it. This incident happened during their time hiding in the Secret Annex during World War II.
In Anne Frank's diary, the Van Daans received 125 guilders for selling the rabbit skin coat.
The Frank family spent approximately two years in hiding in the secret annex from July 1942 to August 1944 before they were discovered and arrested.
The nature of the relationship between John Hancock and his servant, Frank is unknown. However, the closeness of Frank's grave to Hancock's indicates a close relationship. Oddly, there is no surname on the tombstone, This could have been because Frank was a slave, who were usually only identified by their first name.
this has not been found out yet but some people say that it was the Van Daans or the other guy that moved in with them a little while later.. and some say it was one of the men that worked with mr.frank
Otto Frank moved to Amsterdam, while the rest of the family went temporarily to Aachen, Germany before joining Otto in Amsterdam several months later in the spring of 1934. The family then moved in with the Van Daans.