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How many close traits did Anne Frank and Webber have in common? In The book Diary of Anne Frank and Finest Hours by: Michael J. Tougias, both characters take pride and effort in their work and give a wide variety of inspiration to others. In the book The Diary of Anne Frank, and The True Rescue By: Michael J. Tougias, Webber and Anne both share very close traits to one another, they both take a great amount of passion in their work. The book The Diary of Anne Frank, and The True Rescue, The main characters Webber and Anne both share very close traits to one another. By both taking a great amount of passion in their work. In the book Anne frank's diary, and the True Rescue By: Michael J. Tougias, webber and Anne both share very close traits to one another, they both take a great amount of passion in their work. Anne says in her diary, …show more content…

Tougias, webber and Anne both share very close traits to one another but are different at the same time,¨Anne Frank and her family, fleeing the horrors of Nazi occupation, hid in the back of an Amsterdam warehouse¨ (Frank 1) some differences may be, Anne shows that she lives in Amsterdam,Germany in 1933. Anne was born into a jewish family,when there was a severe amount of racism towards Jews.As for Webber, He described the Coast Guard as a ¨risky job and not meant for the average human being¨ (Michael J. Tougias 38) He shows he was born in America at an unknown date and time. Weber isn't going through a war involving jews as he served in the Coast Guard after WWII.this shows that he is a brave man and trying to save the ones in need of help.He says, ¨The Coast guard is a job i shall not take for granted as for a job to save lives¨ (Michael J. Tougias 45) This shows Webber is much older, and He isn't going through a crisis as for Anne Frank. Webber chose to be in the Coast Guard, as Anne Frank did not choose to be a Jew, showing she cant pick and

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They were both looked down upon and judged by the government and other citizens. In the book, Farewell to Manzanar, on page eight it states,” … yet after thirty-five years here he was still prevented by law from becoming an American citizen. He was suddenly a man with no country who looked exactly like the enemy.” In the play about Anne Frank on page seven- hundred and three explained that many Jews were deprived of going places, owning businesses, and were discriminated by the government for their religious affiliation. Another similarity between Anne and Jeanne was that they matured during the duration of their stories.

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It differed in ways such as the treatment they received during the war. Also they coped with the war in different ways, one accepted the camp and the other went into hiding. Onc way they compared was both books they all struggled during the war. Even though they struggled in different ways both families were still affected during the war. This is how the Diary of Anne Frank and Farewell to Manzanar compared and

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His evidence is on page 19 of the Anne Frank Remembered novel by Miep Gies. He thinks that they are different because Anne is worried about what is going on inside the Annex, with her problems and conflicts with the Van Daans, while Miep is worried about what is going outside of the Annex and across Europe, with the Holocaust. “It was hard to know what was going on. In the official newspaper there was nothing but lies” (pg 19 AFR). Even though my partner thinks that this is a strong piece to support that Miep and Anne are mainly different, the evidence that shows they are mainly similar is stronger.

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Despite the many challenges he faces, Daniel never gives up hope and remains committed to surviving, no matter what. Daniel’s story and the Anne Frank play relate by being during the same time period and are forced to go into hiding. Anne is hiding in a hidden annex while Daniel is forced to work for the Nazis in a factory type setting. Anne is constantly being hunted by the Nazis to slip up and someone to reveal their location although the Nazisdon’t know about them still being in the city. Daniel was forced to work with thousands of others, when someone would get hurt they would get shipped off to a kill site where they would be killed because they were classified as a waste of space and no longer useful to the

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In her diary, she concedes that she is inquisitive and talkative and comments about the other people who share the attic. Second, Ann was artistic because she kept several diaries during her stay in the Secret Annex. In them she described life in the Annex, her dreams, and her fears. She didn’t take the Annex like a prison she took it like an obstacle that she would escape over time. Third she is a rebel and spoiled by her father because, One person who has big arguments with Anne was her mother, Mrs. Frank.

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They are different in their setting and point of view. Similar in their protagonist, antagonist, and theme. They both are two very great books that teach readers about the tragic history. Most people are too caught up in their electronics these days that they don’t get to learn about what happened in the real world. They worry too much about if their friends or crushes text back, they don’t worry enough about what their family had been through in times like slavery, civil rights, wars, and the Holocaust.

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Anne also had a very hopeful spirit when having one of her “dates” with peter in his room. They got to talking about what they used to do in there every day life’s before the war had stared and they had lived in the annex , and what they wanted to do when they got out and the war ended. Anne said she would love to become a journalist because of her

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