Annelies Marie Frank (also known as Anne Frank) is a Holocaust victim and famous diarist. “I keep my ideas, because in spite of everything I still believe that people are really good at heart” - Anne Frank. Even though people may have a bad persona they could be really good at heart/ a soft spot. Anne may have been trouble in the past but she seemed that she had a good place in her heart for certain people. Anne Frank was an important figure in history because of the diary that she kept during World War II while in hiding. Anne Frank was born Annelies Marie Frank on June 12, 1929. She was born in Frankfurt, Germany. Her parents are Edith Hollander Frank and Otto Frank. Anne went to Montessori Lyceum Amsterdam along with her sister Margot Frank.
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The German economy was struggling in the 1920s. After World War I had ended and Germany signed the Treaty of Versailles, taking full responsibility for starting the war, later leading them into debt. When Hitler became chancellor of Germany on January 20, 1933, the Frank family immediately realized that it was time to flee. Biography.com Editors, "Anne Frank Biography", http://www.biography.com/people/anne-frank-9300892, A&E Television Networks, date: N/A, access date June 13, 2016. Anne Frank and her family then moved to Amsterdam, Netherlands where Anne and Margot then started to attend the same …show more content…
They were all arrested by the secret police Along with two of the helpers, Victor Kugler and Johannes Kleiman, were taken to a prison in Amsterdam. The eight were all took to a prison in Amsterdam and then transferred to Westerbork. They were then separated by gender and taken to their corresponding camp. Anne and Margot Frank were transported to Auschwitz-Biekenau at the end of October and brought to Bergen-Belsen concentration camp. During their time there the typhus outbreak that broke out during winter of 1944-1945. “... including Margot and, a few days later, Anne. She must have died in late February or early March” (Anne Frank, 339) There was no specific date in which Anne and her sister had died and were probably dumped in the camps mass
The German economy was struggling in the 1920s. After World War I had ended and Germany signed the Treaty of Versailles, taking full responsibility for starting the war, later leading them into debt. When Hitler became chancellor of Germany on January 20, 1933, the Frank family immediately realized that it was time to flee. Biography.com Editors, "Anne Frank Biography", http://www.biography.com/people/anne-frank-9300892, A&E Television Networks, date: N/A, access date June 13, 2016. Anne Frank and her family then moved to Amsterdam, Netherlands where Anne and Margot then started to attend the same …show more content…
They were all arrested by the secret police Along with two of the helpers, Victor Kugler and Johannes Kleiman, were taken to a prison in Amsterdam. The eight were all took to a prison in Amsterdam and then transferred to Westerbork. They were then separated by gender and taken to their corresponding camp. Anne and Margot Frank were transported to Auschwitz-Biekenau at the end of October and brought to Bergen-Belsen concentration camp. During their time there the typhus outbreak that broke out during winter of 1944-1945. “... including Margot and, a few days later, Anne. She must have died in late February or early March” (Anne Frank, 339) There was no specific date in which Anne and her sister had died and were probably dumped in the camps mass