Anne Frank Article: Anne Frank's Diary: A Personal Review

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posted by deedragongirl

Her diary, how sad it is.

Hi guys, 12 years ago I reread her diary and I was really touch by the story and her life throughout World War II. Here are my thoughts on the book.

The Story-Line

Although that this is her diary, I love how she expressed herself in details, rather than the straightforward and short that I usually write about the day!
However, the last ending was really sad, especially when they told that they were send to a Concentration Camp and due to the condition there. I cried my heart out and if I ever go to the Concentration Camp, especially in Poland where they still stand today. I'll like a big baby!

The Characters

Just so happens, I got a copy of her diary and there are photos archives of some of the people and how are they related to her. I also very happy that Miep Gies and Bep Voskuijl were the only 2 to escape on being arrested and send to Concentration Camp, including Otto Frank (Anne's daddy).
In fact, Gies managed to retrieve her diary and passed it to Otto. He followed his daughter's request on publishing her diary.

RIP Anne Frank

It's kind of sad that she died too young along with Margot, may they rest in peace.

RIP Anne!

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HIDDEN and HURT A biography on Anne Frank

posted by BookWriter

HIDDEN and HURT
A biography on Anne Frank

BookWriter (MH)
2010

Family

On June 12, 1929, Anne Frank was born in Frankfurt, Germany. Her older sister, Margot Frank, was born on February 16, 1926. These two Jewish sisters had many differences. Margot was shy, to herself, mellow, quiet, caring, and intelligent. She was also very mature. Anne, on the other hand, was talkative, adventurous, lively, curious, misunderstood, and was very outgoing.
Through Anne’s eyes, Margot was smarter, quieter, prettier, and more grown-up than herself. The two sisters didn’t often get along, were not close friends,...