Anne Frank (1) (1929–1945)
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Anne Frank, June 1929 - March 1945 Anneliesse Marie Frank was born on June 12, 1929 in Frankfurt-am-Main, Germany. She was the second daughter of Otto and Edith Frank. Anne's father was a factory worker, who moved his family to Amsterdam in 1933 to escape the Nazi's. There he opened up a branch of mostra altro his uncle's company and Anne and her sister Margot resumed a normal life, attending a Montessori School in Amsterdam. The Germans attacked the Netherlands in 1940 and took control, issuing anti-Jewish decrees, and forcing the Frank sisters into a Jewish Lyceum instead of their old school. Their father Otto decided to find a place for the family to hide should the time come that the Nazi's came to take them to a concentration camp. He chose the annex above his offices and found some trustworthy friends among his fellow workers to supply the family with food and news. On July 5, 1942, Margot received a "call up" to serve in the Nazi "work camp." The next day, the family escaped to the annex, welcoming another family, the van Pels, which consisted of Hermann and Auguste van Pels and their son Peter. Fritz Pfeffer also came to stay with them, causing the count to come to eight people hiding in the annex. Anne, Margot and Peter continued their studies under the tutelage of Otto, and all of the captives found ways to entertain themselves for the long years they remained hidden. On August 4, 1944, four Dutch Nazis came to arrest the eight, having discovered their hiding place through an informant. Anne's diary was left behind and found later by one of the family's friends. The eight were taken to prison in Amsterdam and then deported to Westerbork before being shipped to Auschwitz. At Auschwitz, the men were separated from the women and Hermann van Pels was immediately gassed. Fritz Pfeffer died at Neuenganme in 1944. Anne, Margot and Mrs. van Pels were taken to Bergen-Belson, leaving behind Anne's mother, Edith, who died at Auschwitz of starvation and exhaustion in 1945. At Bergen-Belson, Anne and Margot contracted typhus and died of the disease in March of 1945. Anne was 15 and Margot was 17. The exact date and the place they were buried is unknown. Otto Frank was the only one of the original group of eight who were hidden in the annex to survive. He was left for dead at Auschwitz when the Russian Army came to liberate the camp. It is due to him that Anne's diary was published and became the success it is. (Bowker Author Biography) mostra meno
Opere di Anne Frank
The Diary of Anne Frank and Related Readings (Literature Connections) (McDougal Littell Literature Connections) (1996) 142 copie
O Diario De Anne Frank 4 copie
Weet je nog? 3 copie
La casa de Ana Frank 2 copie
Soñar, pensar, escribir 2 copie
4: Anna Frank 2 copie
Las habitaciones de atrás 1 copia
Berättelser 1 copia
Anne's World 1 copia
La Spiga Readers - Easy Readers (A2/B1): The Story of Anne Frank It's the Second World War. Anne and her family are… (2011) 1 copia
Das Tagebuch der Anne Frank 1 copia
Anne Frank'ın Hatıra Defteri. 1 copia
Racconti dell'alloggio segreto 1 copia
DITARI 1 copia
DITARI I ANNE FRANK 1 copia
Querida Kitty 1 copia
Frank, Anne Archive 1 copia
Þ ʺ ơ æ đ £ ʺ ư ư ł Œ ł ư ð 1 copia
En ung piges dagbog 1 copia
アンネの青春ノート Anne no seishun noto 1 copia
Il diario di Anna Frank: "l'alloggio segreto": la sua storia dalla nascita ai campi di sterminio (2018) 1 copia
Il Diario di Anne Frank (con antefatto ed epilogo storico): La vera storia di Anna Frank e della sua famiglia (I Grandi… (2015) 1 copia
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The Graphic Canon of Children's Literature: The World's Greatest Kids' Lit as Comics and Visuals (2014) — Collaboratore — 90 copie
The Diary of Anne Frank [1985 TV mini series] — Original book — 1 copia
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Informazioni generali
- Nome legale
- Frank, Annelies Marie
- Data di nascita
- 1929-06-12
- Data di morte
- 1945
- Luogo di sepoltura
- cremated
- Sesso
- female
- Nazionalità
- Netherlands
- Luogo di nascita
- Frankfurt am Main, Germany
- Luogo di morte
- Bergen-Belsen concentration camp, Lower Saxony, Germany
- Causa della morte
- Typhus
Genocide
Cáncer de pulmón - Luogo di residenza
- Amsterdam, Netherlands
Frankfurt, Germany - Attività lavorative
- diarist
- Relazioni
- Frank, Otto (father)
Gies, Miep (friend)
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Anne Frank in Legacy Libraries (Marzo 2016)
WP:List of posthumous publications of Holocaust victims in Collaborative work (Aprile 2012)
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- Opere
- 85
- Opere correlate
- 15
- Utenti
- 38,251
- Popolarità
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- Voto
- 4.1
- Recensioni
- 674
- ISBN
- 720
- Lingue
- 43
- Preferito da
- 4
Anne hears a suggestion on the news that after the war, people will be quite interested in reading diaries of how people lived during the war. Anne thinks this is funny since she has been keeping a diary faithfully.She gets excited about the idea of publishing her journal and starts describing the kind of war events she thinks readers might be interested in. As the war gets worse, fewer Dutch people collaborate with the Germans, thankfully. The Dutch people are also definitely suffering. Everyone is hungry and there’s more crime and illness.
On this day, Anne Frank’s diary became an autobiography.Gathered around their radio, the eight residents of the hidden apartment in Amsterdam heard a minister from the Dutch government in exile suggest that the letters and diaries of the people of Holland could provide a record for the future of what the war had been like. “Of course,” she wrote that night, “they all made a rush at my diary immediately,” but no one more quickly than Anne herself. “Just imagine,” she continued, “how interesting it would be if I were to publish a romance of the ‘Secret Annex.’ The title alone would be enough to make people think it was a detective story.” From that day, she continued to write her daily letters to “Kitty,” but she also went back through the past two years, revising and shaping her account, no longer writing to herself but to history.
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Mercoledì 29 marzo 1944
Anne sente un suggerimento alla radio secondo cui dopo la guerra, le persone saranno piuttosto interessate a leggere i diari di come vivevano le persone durante la guerra. Anne pensa che questa cosa possa essere divertente dal momento che tiene fedelmente un diario. Si entusiasma all'idea di pubblicare il suo diario e inizia a descrivere il tipo di eventi bellici a cui pensa che i lettori potrebbero essere interessati. Con il peggioramento della guerra, sempre meno olandesi collaborano con i tedeschi, per fortuna. Anche gli olandesi stanno decisamente soffrendo. Tutti hanno fame e c’è più criminalità e malattie.
In questo giorno, il diario di Anna Frank diventa un'autobiografia. Raccolti intorno alla loro radio, gli otto residenti dell'appartamento nascosto ad Amsterdam hanno sentito un ministro del governo olandese in esilio suggerire che le lettere e i diari del popolo olandese potrebbero fornire un racconto per il futuro di come era stata la guerra. "Naturalmente", scrisse quella notte, "si sono immediatamente lanciati nel mio diario", ma nessuno più rapidamente della stessa Anne. "Immagina", ha continuato, "quanto sarebbe interessante se pubblicassi una storia d'amore intitolata “Secret Annex". Il titolo da solo sarebbe sufficiente per far pensare alla gente che fosse un giallo". Da quel giorno, ha continuato a scrivere le sue lettere quotidiane a "Kitty", ma è anche tornata indietro negli ultimi due anni, rivedendo e plasmando il suo racconto, non più scrivendo a se stessa ma alla storia.… (altro)