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The tragic story of Anne Frank is well known. Together with her family and other acquaintances Hebrew, Anne went into hiding for two years (1942-4 July 6 August 1944), fearing deportation camp in the so-called Appendix company office building owned by his father in Amsterdam busy German. She was 13 when she joined the Appendix. Worked here a log (previously started on 12 June 1942), at one point becoming aware that it will be an important document after the war is over. On August 4, 1944, so soon after the Allied landing in Normandy, when the end seemed close reclusion, Anne and the other seven residents of the Annex are arrested and later deported to Auschwitz with the last transport. Except Otto Frank, all will die. Anne and her sister left Bergen-Belsen of typhus in February or March 1945. Released from Auschwitz, Anna's father will publish and make known worldwide daughter's diary.I say this?
Contrary to appearances, "The Diary of Anne Frank is not a book about the horrors of war. I was expecting to read stories sad about the suffering of the Jews, the crimes perpetrated against them, but this book is sadder than that. And you know why? Because it's broken wings . About dreams that were never to be fulfilled.
Anne Frank, a teenager, decides to start a diary, just after her birthday, in 1942. In the diary, she will write thoughts, impressions about others, fragments of images of war. I was surprised by the maturity in thinking of Anna, the way they see the world. Simultaneously future child and woman, both personalities found their abode in her mind and merging without excluding. What was different compared to teens today!
In her diary, Anne Purse with their vain thoughts and opinions without fear, because the paper has more patience than men, as she says. In Annex where he is forced to stay with her family and other acquaintances, trying to fit though Anne misses Freedom, carefree life before the war. I could only imagine how overwhelming to be you could not laugh wholeheartedly, mouth open, letting you run roars of laughter purifier. A simple joy for us, but an impossible thing for the Annex. They can not be revealed under any circumstances and are forced to live their lives to the sound set to minimum.
I was impressed by the way Anne sees war - do not let fear take hold on it and the facts objectively, with some non-involvement that has imposed one because if they had fallen prey to despair, I would not have remained nothing. In Annex, Anne continues to make plans, dream of a career in journalism or even a writer.
(SPER CA E BINE)
Contrary to appearances, "The Diary of Anne Frank is not a book about the horrors of war. I was expecting to read stories sad about the suffering of the Jews, the crimes perpetrated against them, but this book is sadder than that. And you know why? Because it's broken wings . About dreams that were never to be fulfilled.
Anne Frank, a teenager, decides to start a diary, just after her birthday, in 1942. In the diary, she will write thoughts, impressions about others, fragments of images of war. I was surprised by the maturity in thinking of Anna, the way they see the world. Simultaneously future child and woman, both personalities found their abode in her mind and merging without excluding. What was different compared to teens today!
In her diary, Anne Purse with their vain thoughts and opinions without fear, because the paper has more patience than men, as she says. In Annex where he is forced to stay with her family and other acquaintances, trying to fit though Anne misses Freedom, carefree life before the war. I could only imagine how overwhelming to be you could not laugh wholeheartedly, mouth open, letting you run roars of laughter purifier. A simple joy for us, but an impossible thing for the Annex. They can not be revealed under any circumstances and are forced to live their lives to the sound set to minimum.
I was impressed by the way Anne sees war - do not let fear take hold on it and the facts objectively, with some non-involvement that has imposed one because if they had fallen prey to despair, I would not have remained nothing. In Annex, Anne continues to make plans, dream of a career in journalism or even a writer.
(SPER CA E BINE)