According to Anne Frank herself, ¨I hope Kitty [Anne’s imaginary friend] that I will be able to confide everything to you, as I have never been able to confide in anyone, and I hope you will be a great source of comfort and support.” Anne Frank wrote this passage in her diary before World War II. She wrote this before Hitler invaded the Netherlands. Previous to the war, Anne’s only problems were school, stress, and girl drama. Little did she know that much more troubling times were ahead of her.…
What are genocides? According to dictinary.com Genocides is the deliberate and systematic extermination of a national, racial, political or national group. One of the most studied genocides is the Holocaust. And Anne Frank and Leon Leyson both had a positive attitude during the time of war. Anne Frank is a little girl that didn't survive the holocaust and wrote in a diary about it and also had a positive attitude through the holocaust even though she ended up dying in the bergen-belsen concentration camp.…
Conflicts are faced every single day, but how you approach them can make an enormous difference. According to the law of attraction, if you adopt a positive attitude, good things happen to you, whereas a negative attitude always attracts negative. Having a positive attitude let’s both sides express their opinions, dismisses the unpleasant ideas in one’s mind, and surprisingly can directly affect your life! According to a study done by Dutch students, people having a positive outlook had a seventy-seven percent lower risk of heart disease than pessimists. Also, in StudySync when Anne Frank and Louise engaged their conflicts with a positive attitude, they felt that they had not lost everything and still had hope.…
Do you know who Anne Frank is? Anne Frank and her family were all Jewish during the time we call "The Holocaust". This time was also known as World War II, when they ally powers and the axis powers fought for the Jewish freedom and many other reasons. Adolf Hitler was the leader of this terrible movement and led an army of the Nazi's. He was the one that said he wanted all the Jewish dead.…
Within such a young age Anne Frank was changing countless amount of outlooks on the horrible war of World War Two. Anne stated, "In spite of everything, I still believe people are good at heart." Therefore, by Anne stating that it shows that Anne Frank was sincerely a great person. Nevertheless, it had shown that she had a positive posture and attitude about the war that was going on. Lastly, she was caring for everyone in the household.…
Despite being confined in their small attic, the Franks, Van Daans, and Dussel all brighten their lives and find hope and enjoyment include doing boisterous activities to distract themselves and showing love and caring towards one another. Anne often plays games on Peter to try to have fun with him, "Peter: You’ve taken them, haven’t you? Anne: I don’t know what you’re talking about... Peter: Wait till I get you! Anne: I’m waiting!…
Anne Frank’s diary is huge symbol of comfort. Anne treats her diary as if it were her closest friend, because she is going to write all about her experience. Anne writes, “Dear Diary, since you and I are going to be great friends, I will start by telling you about myself.” (Goodrich & Hackett pg. 703)…
Some people agree with Anne that no matter what people are trying to good in the end. On the other hand some people disagree and think that all of the wrong there is no good just evil. I agree with Anne even though bad things happen doesn’t mean people are just plain evil. A reason I agree with Anne Frank is because, people are risking their own lives to hide people of the Jewish Faith in their homes. On the website The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum-Rescue it talks about”Two german soldiers were killed for hiding Jews”.…
She even decided to spend her nights knitting Mr.Franks scarf. Instead of getting her sleep, she was working on the presents because she knew that they would celebrate Hanukkah. And even though they weren't new gifts, she knew her family would appreciate them just as much, and that's a true sign of kindness. This act in the end lead Anne to say that people still are really good at…
Anne Frank was one of the millions of jews wronged in the Holocaust during World War 2. She went into hiding in 1942, only 13. Anne kept a diary where she wrote about her experiences in hiding. On July 15, 1944 she wrote the following quote. “ It's difficult in times like these: ideals, dreams and cherished hopes rise within us, only to be crushed by grim reality.…
Anne Frank was also a very optimistic person, everybody around her considered her to be a happy and lively person:”You know Anne. In half an hour she”ll be out here, laughing and joking”(Pg 67). While Anne was lively not everybody around her was. Otto Frank says, “I’m afraid Anne, we shouldn’t sing the song tonight. ”(Pg 67).…
Entry 10 : The last quotation Mr. Frank reads from Anne’s diary is “In spite of everything, I still believe that people are really good at heart.” This tell us that Anne’s character is kind, forgiving, and optimistic. Even if people do bad things at times, Anne still thinks that they a really good person at heart. She tries to see the good in things even if there isn’t much hope.…
Anne Frank Who was Anne Frank? Anne Frank was a young girl who had went through a hard time. Her diary was a way of getting out of everything around her. She used her diary to express her feelings not only impacting her ,but others from all over the world. Anne Frank will never be forgotten for her remarkable childhood, for her inspirational diary ,and her fate at the end.…
How did she do it? How did she cope with living in a small house that has all eight of them in that small house? The Franks, the vanndans, and Jan Dussell. If you ask me having quarrels with other people you hardly know is normal especially living in a 75 square feet house. The quarrels Anne Frank has is normal because she has to deal with Mummy not understanding her, Ms.Vanndan judgement on her, and figuring out whether Peter has feelings for her.…
Even in this tough situation, Anne tried to think positive and make the best of her situation. In addition, on page seventy in Act 2, Scene 4, Anne’s voice is saying a statement she wrote in her diary. “In spite of everything, I still believe that people are really good at heart.” Even though tons of Jews, including…