Overcoming Conflict In The Diary Of Anne Frank

Identifying conflict in people's lives is necessary and, overcoming it can be hard, but once people achieve it, peace and comfort will be available. There are many different areas of conflict that people can encounter during the course of an average day. For example, In The Diary of Anne Frank, Anne Frank stated that in the heat, she has to walk everywhere because the Jews were restricted from driving streetcars. An example is "we Jews are no longer allowed to make use of this luxury, our own two feet are good enough for us." Additionally, people also experience conflict and from time to time, usually, solving it with violence, yelling, and physical contact. Once men and woman identify their conflict, which is the easy part, people need to challenge them and find a way to defeat it. One way to respond to conflict is by talking instead of fighting. Furthermore, to identify a dispute, first determine whether it is an individual, intergroup, or an organization debate. The solution process is to first overcome fear, which is usually an exhausting and strenuous task to do. Parliament did not know what to do when it found itself at war with Germany, after the Nazi invasion of Holland. Winston Churchill became Prime Minister and gave a speech called Blood, Toil, Tears, and Sweat. Losing was not an option.

In Blood, Toil, Tears, and Sweat, Churchill says "I say to this government as I have said to the ministers of who have joined this government, I have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears, and sweat." This iconic phrase means that Winston Churchill will give it his all, even if the British citizens bleed blood, cry tears, and sweat from toil. He acknowledges what the consequences are if Great Britain loses. In The Diary of Anne Frank, she says that the wall was as blank as "a book that has not been written