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I am going to write about the life of Anne Frank. A young girl who has passed through a lot of hard times and death. It is an interesting story to see how this young girl was able to manage such a great time of persecution. It is also interesting to see how racism played a major part in her great tribulation time period. It was organized through good life, and then all of the sudden a rapid change of hiding in an annex. In the beginning of the book diary of Anne frank she is having a birthday party and life is good. Then all of the sudden her dad is planning how to escape. Later Anne figures out that they are after her sister. So it was a good life to having to hide. Next the Franks are leaving town and hiding above her father’s office. …show more content…

Then after 12:00 the workers would come back until 5:00. Anne was overwhelmed with the news that most of the schools were turning into concentration camps. Suddenly the Van Pels came and that lightened up the spirit in the annex. With the Van Pels around the annex became more cheerful. Auguste Van Pals was starting to get very frustrated with being stuck in such a small space so she started fighting with her husband with every chance she got. After a bit in the annex the families could not stand it any more. Anne and Peter Van Pel would go to the attic to have to peace. That was only place that they would have peace without their family breathing down their necks. Then they fell in love. With that Fritz Pfeffer came into hiding in the annex. Anne got really mad that she had to share her little room and especially her desk to Fritz Pfeffer. They would have arguments about who could use the desk first. So she would go to attic. Later came her 13th birthday One of her favorite presents was a diary Anne was also given flowers, candy and

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