She heard by broadcast by a member of the Dutch government in exile in London, in which he appealed to the Dutch to keep detailed records of life under the Nazis. Anne Frank went back over parts of her diary and added more detail in places.
Different versions of Anne Frank's diary may have varying name translations due to differences in language and cultural interpretations. Translators may choose to use different names to convey the same meaning or emotion in their respective languages. Additionally, some versions may use pseudonyms to protect the privacy of individuals mentioned in the diary.
because some of the books show the German names... others show what they mean in English;)
diary of a whimpy kid
Because they are different books :) ... i like helping people
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Hi what is all of your names ? please answer
There isn't enough information provided to determine the first names of Mr. and Mrs. Franks. It would depend on the specific individuals being referred to.
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Otto Frank's four employees: Miep Gies, Johannes Kleiman, Victor Kugler and Bep Voskuijl (Miep Gies, Jo Koophuis, Victor Kraler, and Elli Vossen)
The original diary has them but the published version does not because those people did not want everyone to know their names
Peter van Pels was his name. Early editions of the diary used pseudonyms for those in hiding other than the Franks, but that was eliminated years ago - their correct names are used today.
There are supposed to be 9 books total in the series. So yes. To get the names of the books search diary of a wimpy kids 6-9 on this website. Oh yeah book 5 comes out November 9th. The 6th book comes out December 2011. Ask what color it is and it might get answered..... Oh not to mention it gives info on the books too when you search books 6-9.
In the original published editions of the diary, Anne gave them the pseudonym the "van Daams". All editions of the diary published in the last 25 years or so have gone to the real names of all those involved, and the "van Daams" were actually a family named "van Pels". "Albert Dusel" was actually a man named Fritz Pfeffer.