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Page 1: Anne Frank (1929-1945). The Frank Family an upper-class, Jewish family father, Otto, owned a jam- and spice-making business called Opekta older sister,

Anne Frank

(1929-1945)

Page 2: Anne Frank (1929-1945). The Frank Family an upper-class, Jewish family father, Otto, owned a jam- and spice-making business called Opekta older sister,

The Frank Family• an upper-class, Jewish family• father, Otto, owned a jam- and spice-making business called Opekta

• older sister, Margot – “the pretty one”• 1933 – Hitler comes to power, and the Franks move to Amsterdam, Holland. (Anne is four years old.)

• 1940 – Holland becomes occupied by Nazi Germany. (Anne is 11 years old.)

• 1941 – Otto tries to obtain visas to the U.S. but is denied.

Page 3: Anne Frank (1929-1945). The Frank Family an upper-class, Jewish family father, Otto, owned a jam- and spice-making business called Opekta older sister,
Page 4: Anne Frank (1929-1945). The Frank Family an upper-class, Jewish family father, Otto, owned a jam- and spice-making business called Opekta older sister,
Page 5: Anne Frank (1929-1945). The Frank Family an upper-class, Jewish family father, Otto, owned a jam- and spice-making business called Opekta older sister,

The Secret Attic• 1942 – the Franks go into hiding after Margot gets a letter that she is being “relocated”.

• The attic is in the back of Otto’s business on the third and fourth floors.

Page 6: Anne Frank (1929-1945). The Frank Family an upper-class, Jewish family father, Otto, owned a jam- and spice-making business called Opekta older sister,
Page 7: Anne Frank (1929-1945). The Frank Family an upper-class, Jewish family father, Otto, owned a jam- and spice-making business called Opekta older sister,

Others’ Involvement• Four Opekta employees, Miep Gies (Otto’s secretary), Johannes Kleiman, Victor Kugler, and Elisabeth Voskuijl, know about the hiding.

• After hours, they bring food, books, and news of the war.

Page 8: Anne Frank (1929-1945). The Frank Family an upper-class, Jewish family father, Otto, owned a jam- and spice-making business called Opekta older sister,
Page 9: Anne Frank (1929-1945). The Frank Family an upper-class, Jewish family father, Otto, owned a jam- and spice-making business called Opekta older sister,

The Way in•A swinging bookcase is built by Elisabeth’s father to hide the staircase that leads to the attic.

Page 10: Anne Frank (1929-1945). The Frank Family an upper-class, Jewish family father, Otto, owned a jam- and spice-making business called Opekta older sister,
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•Hermann and Auguste Van Pels (rendered as Hermann and Petronela Van Daan in Anne’s diary) also go into hiding with their 15 year old son, Peter.

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•Later a Jewish dentist named Fritz Pfeffer (rendered as Albert Dussel) joins them.

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• By day they have to stay quiet so that the workers on the ground floor won’t hear them. They walk with their shoes off, can’t speak above a whisper, and can’t use the restroom.

• By night they try to live life as normal. Margot, Anne, and Peter are home-schooled by Otto, they listen to the radio, and they play games.

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• They stay in hiding for 2 years (25 months).

• August 4, 1944 - Nazis raid the attic after an anonymous phone call; all eight are sent to concentration camps.

• Otto Frank is the only one to survive.

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Page 18: Anne Frank (1929-1945). The Frank Family an upper-class, Jewish family father, Otto, owned a jam- and spice-making business called Opekta older sister,

Anne• born in Germany the year of the stock market crash

• very talkative in school; not afraid to speak her mind; dramatic; boy-crazy

• was “daddy’s girl”

• thought her mother didn’t understand her

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Anne’s Timeline• 1940 - had to change schools when Hitler segregates the school system in Holland

• 1942-1944 – years of hiding

• March 1945 – Anne dies at the age of 15 of typhoid fever at Bergen-Belsen two months before the war is over

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Page 21: Anne Frank (1929-1945). The Frank Family an upper-class, Jewish family father, Otto, owned a jam- and spice-making business called Opekta older sister,

The Diary• a gift for Anne’s 13th birthday

• a private journal she nicknamed “Kitty”

• She talks about the struggles of being a teenager, her problems with her parents, her crush on Peter Van Pels, daily life in the attic, her thoughts on prejudice, and the evils of humanity.

• title - Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl

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• actually contains several hand-written volumes

• has been translated into over 55 languages and made into an award-winning play

• is now kept in a glass safe at the Anne Frank House

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After the War• After the raid, Miep and Elisabeth are cleaning the attic where they find the diary. Miep gives it to Otto after the war.

• 1947 – Otto has his daughter’s diary published

• 1955 – the play is first performed on stage

• 1960 – the attic is turned into a museum called the Anne Frank House

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How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world.

Anne Frank