The Diary Of Anne Frank

1. The Diary Of Anne Frank Edited by: Otto H. Frank and MirjamPressler PowerPoint by: RashaanEvans A non-fiction book

2. Info • Back in the 1940’s this was a girl whose diary was one of the most popular finds in history her father got her book and displayed it for it to be published. Her father’s name was Otto frank. This is a diary about the a horrible events that happened called the holocaust. Many people died in this tragedy and the book will tell all that happen in her own eyes and what she saw.

3. The beginging • During her time in the holocaust the frank family at the time people from Poland was being invaded by Germany and they were being captured to be taken to concentration camps. They were able to maintain a certain amount of time until they were finally captured. They were loaded on a train and sent off, she talks about her father and mother and the rest of her family arriving at the concentration camp and getting split up. She talks about them being split up this is a process that they do to determine whether you live or die another day depending on your age and ability. A lot of people died on the scene.

4. Life in the Mix • She says that once you would get everything assigned you would start work. She says from working for such time you see and experience things that you’re not used to. She shares in her diary that on her way to go somewhere the guards wanted them to go she sees her father with a shaved head walking up, what you didn’t know is that all Jews were to be shaved of their heads. Even the fact of not seeing her father in months she was to embarrassed for her dad to see her bald head so she hide ,but as he was walking somehow they locked eyes and all she could see is the tears and Payne from her dads face to see his little girl go through what she had to go through.

5. Her • After that moment Anne frank was taken and was killed in Bergen bellation so was her sister Margot, her mom died of starvation, and her dad was the only one to survive. • Anne Frank died at a young age she died at the age of fifteen. In 1947 her father published the book, in 1959 a movie was made about her diary in was transmitted in 30 languages and children around the world read her book in schools.

6. The End • This book Really hits hard on the things that happened during the holocaust, and to also read the effects a person would feel being in the holocaust, I really liked this book, and I should suggest this to of any age. Because this is a book you always remember, and the next time your in your history class and your teacher brings up the subject about the holocaust the first thing that will come to your head is that little girl Anne Frank.

7. 1929-1945