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Compare And Contrast Diary Of Anne Frank

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We just finished reading the play The Diary Of Anne Frank and watching the movie, The Diary Of Anne Frank(2009). At the beginning of both, they introduce Anne Frank, a young Jewish girl, hiding from the Nazis. Anne Frank and her family move into the attic of her father’s business (the secret annex). Then the Van Daans another family moves in with them. By the middle, they are all getting mad at each other and feel trapped. Mr. Dussel, a Jewish dentist, joins them, making it 8 people living in the secret annex. By the end, they are getting in more and more arguments and are losing hope. But the families receive news of liberation and celebrate and gain more hope. They are caught and the green police come. He lets them pack a bag and then takes
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