Anne Frank

Living in the Secret Annex from July 6,1942 to Aug, 4 1944 there was a lot of pressure from being couped up. Food became more scarcer and there were issues about sharing and about how the household should be run. Arguments took place more often as time went by and so couldn't help but being a central focus at times in Anne frank's diary.

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Anne Frank was born to a Jewish family in Frankfurt, Germany in 1929. When, in 1933, the Nazis came to power in Germany, her family thought they would be safer in Holland, so went to live in Amsterdam. For a few years they were safe. However, in 1940, the Germans occupied Holland. The family was once again living under Nazi control.

Otto, Anne's father, began making plans to hide himself and his entire family until the War was over.

On 6 July 1942, a month before Anne's 13th birthday, the family went into hiding in a part of Otto's office building. Within a few months four other people joined them. Four of Otto's staff knew about the hiding place and helped them survive.

By August 1944 Anne Frank and her family had been in hiding for just over two years. The Franks were then betrayed. The Nazis found out about the hiding place and raided the office, arresting all eight people. All were sent to Westerbork, a transit camp near to Amsterdam. From there they were sent to Auschwitz-Birkenau on the last ever transport from Westerbork to the camp. Anne's mother, Edith died in Auschwitz.

In October 1944 Anne and her sister, Margot, were sent to Bergen-Belsen. The camp was extremely overcrowded; the conditions were terrible. Anne and her sister both died of typhus in Bergen-Belsen in March 1945. Anne had lived until she was 15 years old.

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The saddest moment of Anne Frank's life was likely when she and her family were discovered hiding in the Secret Annex and arrested by the Nazis in August 1944. This event marked the end of their time in hiding and ultimately led to Anne's death in a concentration camp.

Anne Frank refers to Mrs. Van Daan as a hypochondriac in her diary. She notes Mrs. Van Daan's constant complaints and drama surrounding her health issues.

Anne Frank is related to the second world war, as she grew up in the time of it. Anne was Jewish, and so her family and her went into hiding, like many Jews at that time. Then she got found out and was sent first to Auschwitz, then to Bergen-Belsen, where she died about one months before the English liberated the camp.

One very important similarity that they both have and share is being Jewish and that they both hide in the Secret Annex. Another similarity that Anne and Peter share is that they get so annoyed and embarrassed of their mother's. Their mother's argue mostly every time they sit at the dining table and the two kids are just fed up and sick of it happening over and over again. But when not sitting at the table, they care a lot to their families and respect them, especially during hard times. Finally, the last thing fact that I think they have in common would probably be they both have cats, but Anne did not get to bring it in the Secret Annex.

Anne Frank's hiding place was located in a concealed area behind a movable bookcase in her father's office building. The annex consisted of a few small rooms with limited space where Anne, her family, and some friends lived in hiding for over two years during World War II.

Edith Frank was a caring mother although she didn't always show it. She tried to be more of a friend to both Anne and Margot. She was also a jealous woman. Whenever Anne and Peter would be together, she would get jealous and try to break them apart.

Towards the end of the diary, Anne often uses words like "oppressive," "tense," and "claustrophobic" to describe the atmosphere in the Annex. She conveys a sense of confinement and anxiety as the situation becomes more unbearable for those living in hiding.

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Anne Frank and her family went into hiding in Amsterdam during World War II to evade the Nazis. They lived in a secret annex behind a bookcase in an office building for over two years, until they were discovered and arrested in 1944. Anne's diary, which she kept during their time in hiding, was later published and became a powerful account of the Holocaust.

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The Van Daans slept in the room adjacent to the Frank family in the Secret Annex during their time in hiding.

Anne cared most deeply for her father, Otto, and a boy she went with throughout the summer of 1940 named Lutz Peter Schiff (Anne called him "Petel", a German endearment). She and Peter went their separate ways, but she said over and over in her diary that he was the only boy she had truly cared about. Later, though becoming very emotionally involved with Peter van Pels, Anne wrote in her diary that she herself realized that she saw Peter van Pels as a surrogate for Peter Schiff.

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Margot was jealous of Anne's meeting with Peter because she also had feelings for Peter herself. Margot felt overlooked and overshadowed by Anne, causing her to feel envious of their connection.

No, he was a Jew and that's why he was sent to Auschwitz. (a concentration camp)