Why did otto frank suvived the secret annex?

Answer 1

Edith often felt depressed during the period of hiding, this was due to many things, one of them being her turbulant relationship with Anne. Before the was Edith's role was housewife, but this was somewhat stolen by Mrs. Van Pels, as she was a naturally better cook etc. To keep herself entertained she would help with the cooking, read (anything except detective novels) and sew. She would also take comfort from her prayer book.

Answer 2

she and her family were sent to a concentration camp where she and her sister died of typuis just 3 weeks before the allies liberated the camp. out of everyone in the annexe, only her father Otto, survived

Answer 3

His true feelings were probably apprehension, but hopefulness. Outwardly , Miep Gies said that Otto's normal demeanor - polite, courtly, a bit shy and nervous - disappeared during the time the eight were in hiding. He became a quiet, strong leader, his nervousness apparently vanished, no sign of shyness. She believes it was his way of assuming ultimate responsibility. After the war, she says his default manner of old - polite, courtly, shy - re-asserted itself.

Answer 4

Otto Frank survived the Secret Annex because he was in a separate prison camp at the time of the arrest, and was later liberated by Soviet troops. He returned to Amsterdam after the war and discovered the diary written by his daughter Anne, which he then worked to have published.

Answer 5

Otto Frank's life was a stressful misery blur after the Secret Annex. He was worried about his family and didnt know what would happen next in his dangerous life.

Answer 6

he was the only one not put in a concentration camp he published annes diary

Answer 7

She ended up in a camp after that and died of typhus, so not very good.