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Differences Between Anne Frank's Diary

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The story of Anne Frank takes place in Amsterdam during World War II. The Franks, Van Daans, and Mr. Dussel lived in the Annex to hide from the Nazis. They had two caretakers named Mr, Kraler and Miep Gies. In Anne’s story, we learned about the cruelty of the Germans the struggles of the annex, and what World War II was like in Germany. The following paragraphs will tell you the similarities and differences between Anne’s diary and the movie. The movie and Anne’s diary had many similarities. One similarity is the characters. They both included Margot, Mrs. Frank, Mr. Frank, Peter, Mr. Van Daan, Mrs. Van Daan, Mr. Dussel, Miep, and Mr. Kraler. Another similarity is the setting. Both the book and movie took place in the annex which was in …show more content…

In the movie, Peter and Anne had a relationship with each other by staying together in the attic of the Annex. In the textbook, there was little relationship with Peter and Anne except a kiss on the cheek. In the textbook, Mr. Dussel was inferred that he was less kind. For example, he was very impatient for Margot to get out of his room and was very negative about every topic. In the movie he is sometimes mean, but overall kinder than the textbook. For example, when Mr. Dussel wanted to write in Anne’s time to write, Mr. Frank talked to Mr. Dussel then he apologized after. The last difference is that in the textbook the talked about hanging out in Peter’s room. For example,Peter talked to Anne that she could come to his room whenever she wanted to vent. In the movie, they always went up into the attic. For example, Anne always went to the Attic with Peter to love on him.
The Paragraphs before explained the similarities and differences in the movie and textbook. I thought that both stories put lots of detail by still telling the same storyline. Anne Frank’s Stories from her diary were very interesting to read and I hope that you enjoyed the stories

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