The answer to that would be quick. That starts with a q.
my dearest kitty, i hope you willconfide in you and to share my thoughts to you
WC stands for Water Closet. A water closet is another word for the resroom.
Oma is the Dutch word for grandmother. In "Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl," Anne occasionally mentions her maternal grandmother, who was also called Oma. Anne had a close relationship with her Oma, who lived in Aachen, Germany.
How dare you! I was in the secret annex in Germany in world war 2. My name is Anne Frank and I wrote the diary that my father has published. never ever say the word annex.from Anne Frank
Is Ann Frank listed as fiction in the library of congress as fiction? In one word yes.
The word is correct as spelled: diary, for a personal journal. Example: Anne Frank's diary became a best-selling book after her death.
The answer to that question varies. The Diary of a Young Girl has two different versions, such as the original and edited version. The edited version has ALOT of text cut out. Thus, making the two versions different in length.
Someone elses answer: in his how with Miep after work or after he was home from a Holocaust related place My answer: Mr. Frank first read Anne's diary after he came back with Meip, after everyone died including Anne, to his former buisness, where he found a white glove on the floor and broke down in tears. On his way out of his old buisness with Meip, she picked up Anne's diary and gave it to him to read. The most popular quote she wrote in her diary is(may not be word for word, but) "After everything that has happened, I still believe people are good at heart."
Alfred Dussel was Anne's pseudonym for Fritz Pfeffer, a dentist who was in hiding with the Franks. Anne and Pfeffer did not get along - to put it mildly - and anne gave him the name "Alfred Dussel" in her manuscript. "Dussel" is the German word for "jerk".
His name in the diary is Mr. Albert Dussel... his real name is Friedrich Pfeffer :)
In "The Diary of Anne Frank," an onomatopoeia is when Anne describes the sound of air raids as "boom-boom-boom." This conveys the intense and frightening experience of the bombings happening near the hiding place.
het generally means the, or a third person "it", etc.The hiding place behind the bookcase where Anne Frank and her family hid is known as the "Achterhuis".It is Dutch. If you are looking at a Dutch copy of Anne Frank's diary, it it titled "Anne Frank: Het Achterhuis". achterhuis is one word :)