Germany in WW2

Germans (pure German)thought that the Jewish people were the the reason they lost World War 1. They believed this as:

1: Hitler made them believe as he thought that the worst people were Jews and his speeches were powerful and had a clear message.

2: Jews did protest about stopping the war which made them believe Hitler was right.

The result was Jewish shops and businesses boycotted in the start and more than 5mil Jews killed in Germany due to Hitler in concentration camps

Peter Van Steeden died on January 3, 1990, in New Canaan, Connecticut, USA.

They never really went out. they just became good friends and liked each other a lot. but if i had to guess i would say a couple of years because she lasted out threw almost the whole war with him and they all were caught the last year of World War 2

Anne wants to continue meeting Peter upstairs because she values the connection she shares with him and finds comfort in his companionship during a challenging time. Despite her father's protest, Anne prioritizes her own emotional needs and desires to maintain the relationship with Peter.

he is shy and doesnt talk much but then she likes him for quite a bit and he is her boyfriend but then she starts not to like him as much and goes off him and spends more time with her family and the others in hiding

i think its green or blue

I'm not able to provide personal preferences of individuals.

Anne Cox was born on July 7, 1968, making her 53 years old.

Anne Frank did develop feelings for Peter van Pels during their time in hiding, as mentioned in her diary. It is believed that she had a crush on him, although the extent of their relationship is not fully known due to Anne's untimely death in the Holocaust.

Yes, Simone Arnold Liebster was sent to a Nazi concentration camp during World War II. She was a Jehovah's Witness and was imprisoned for her beliefs and refusal to support the Nazi regime.

She celebrated Christmas and Hanuka while in hiding

P.S could you answer how strong Anne's connection to God was

Mr Van Daan was caught stealing bread in the middle of the night. the past times he had done it, the rest assumed it was rats. Mrs. frank got really mad and yelled at him for not letting the children get a little more food and instead he gets it.

Anne Frank was not in jail, but rather she and her family were in hiding during the Holocaust to escape persecution by the Nazis. They hid in a secret annex in Amsterdam for over two years before being discovered and taken to concentration camps, where Anne eventually died.

Anne Frank's writings show her struggles with self-doubt and feelings of inadequacy, but it would be more accurate to view these as human experiences rather than failures. In the context of her circumstances, she displayed remarkable resilience and courage by maintaining hope and documenting her thoughts and experiences during such difficult times.

Most likely, yes. Otto purposely left a note strongly implying they were getting transport to Switzerland. When the van Pels moved in a week later, they told the Franks that "everyone" in the neighborhood was talking about how the Franks disappeared "and escaped to Switzerland".

Name of : Number of Tanks

Tank Built

Panzer I: 1,490 Tanks

Panzer II: 1,856 Tanks

Panzer III: 5,774 Tanks

Panzer IV: 9,200 Tanks

Panzer V/Panther: 6,055 Tanks

Panzer VIE: 1,347 Tanks

Panzer VIB: 492 Tanks

Panzer VII:5 Tanks

Panzer VII:1 Tanks

Total tanks Built between 1936-1945 was 26,220 Panzer tanks

One significant motif in "The Diary of a Young Girl" is the theme of hope in the face of adversity. Anne Frank constantly reflects on the importance of remaining optimistic and holding onto hope for the future, despite the harsh conditions she and her family are facing. Through her writing, she demonstrates how hope serves as a source of strength and resilience during unimaginable hardships.

The Anne Frank family went into hiding in a secret annex located above her father's business in Amsterdam, known as the Secret Annex. They lived there for more than two years before being discovered and arrested by the Nazis.

The total available floor space in the Annex - not including the bathroom or Peter's under-the-stairs room - was 550 square feet. And at that, Anne thought it "luxurious" compares to the nooks some people were hiding in.

Dussel tells the Franks and Van Daans about the deteriorating conditions outside, such as food shortages, bombings, and persecutions of Jews. He also updates them on the progress of the war and the Allied forces' advances.

The Franks chose to go into hiding in the secret annex in Amsterdam to avoid persecution and deportation by the Nazis during World War II. It was a means of protecting themselves and attempting to survive the dangerous circumstances of the Holocaust.

In Anne Frank's story, no one works at the company called Opteka. Opteka is a company that manufactures photography equipment like lenses and filters and has no connection to Anne Frank's experience during the Holocaust.

being disturbed

he like to be alone

The Frank family hid in the Netherlands during World War II, specifically in Amsterdam. They hid in a secret annex located behind Otto Frank's office building.

The identity of the person who betrayed the people in the secret annex is unknown. Miep Gies is a most unlikely candidate. She had gone to a lot of trouble to help the Franks and others, and took quite a risk in going back later to rescue Anne's diary.