Why did Anne Frank's diary become so popular?

Answer 1

It all started when she was about twelve and she wanted a diary that was plaid.The color of the diary is red and white.It was on sale and she spotted it she wanted it for her thirteenth" birth day."She had a sister they were about two years apart.Her and her dad were very close.A couple months later it was her birth day.Friends and family came over and gave her red shoes and the one thing she got was a ............red and white plaid diary!It was from her dad she ran to his bed and squeezed him she said thank you thank you!This is what I wanted oh thank you so much.ever sense that day she wrote in but until she died from starvation or from a disease that a lot of people got the same thing.her sister died from a disease too.they all died that new Anne Frank.Except her dad her dad was heart broken about what happened to his daughters especially Anne Frank.

Answer 2

Anne Frank's diary became popular because it offered a firsthand account of the Holocaust from a young girl's perspective, providing insight into the human experience during one of the darkest periods in history. The diary also resonated with readers due to its intimate and relatable portrayal of Anne's thoughts, emotions, and struggles while in hiding. Additionally, the diary's publication helped to raise awareness about the Holocaust and the importance of tolerance and understanding.

Answer 3

Anne Franks diary was powerful because it was full of truth, thought and emotion. It tells what life was like in the war, the daily struggle for Jews like her. It offers a insight into her life and what she suffered at the hands of the Germans.

Answer 4

The first person to write a review of Anne's diary called it "a searing indictment of everything the Nazi's stood for, more damning than all the testimony of Nuremberg combined"

Anne Frank's diary is a bestseller because it shows just how much the innocent were destroyed during the Holocaust. A young girl shares her thoughts and beliefs during one of the darkest periods in world history yet still remains optimistic and with faith, even when she has every reason not to. She lives in the annex for two years, wondering why she has to hide for her life and just what makes her so different from everyone else deemed worthy to live. It illustrates to the world the Horror and suffering that comes when people base their actions off prejudice and hatred of people not completely the same as themselves. In many schools, it's also read because Anne Frank was a young girl and so she is easily relatable to students. Lastly, the book is shared worldwide as a bestseller because it serves as a warning to future generations of what people are capable of doing to each other.

Answer 5

Becasue it was about her life and how she had to hide aways from the Nazi's e.t.c