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Friday, September 24, 2010
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Title:
The Diary of Anne Frank
Original title: Het Achterhuis Author: Annelies Marie Frank
Gender:
Biography, History. Country of Origin: Netherlands
Audience: 11 +
Editorial: Free
Pages:
varies from edition to edition. Format:
Ditto. Year: 1947
Price: Varies too.
Synopsis: The Diary of Anne Frank
Original title: Het Achterhuis Author: Annelies Marie Frank Gender:
Biography, History. Country of Origin: Netherlands
Audience: 11 +
Editorial: Free
Pages:
varies from edition to edition. Format:
Ditto. Year: 1947
Price: Varies too.
After the invasion of Holland, Frank, German Jewish merchants who emigrated to Amsterdam in 1933, hid from the Gestapo in an attic attached to the building where Anne's father had his offices. There were eight people and were held from June 1942 until August 1944, when they were arrested and sent to concentration camps. There and in the most precarious conditions, Ana, to that time a girl of thirteen, he wrote his chilling Journal: a unique testimony of the Nazi horror and barbarism, and on the feelings and experiences of Anne and her own companions. Anne died in Bergen-Belsen camp in March 1945. Your Journal will never die.
The Diary of Anne Frank 
Ana was a clever girl, knew what he wrote and why he was doing. True, began his diary for the same reason that many girls do, something to tell their secrets, but when hidden, he learns that after the war the newspapers characters have historical value, its narrative takes another turn, more committed. Perhaps this commitment was the one that led to Anne's father to, years later, edit the newspaper of this. The problem lies in that Otto did not publish the paper as such but censored (so it were) some parts. However, during reading, Ana sounds fresh and honest, does not mince words about their relationships with other people in the house behind, if we receive it well ... what things criticized Mr. Frank? It is still disturbing.
As the person said Ana
is fresh and sincere. Perhaps some readers will be repelled by it, we can not forget that he is a teenager and, despite the horrible way he died was not a saint. The rest of the people hidden in it, almost like cartoons also appear in the newspaper
, especially the parents of Peter, Dussel and the mother of Anne .. may be due just to the low esteem in which they sometimes professed Ana. Lueder not forget that two years of living in a time of war and no chance to see sunlight at least one becomes irritable. writing course Ana is adorable, and there not think there is any issue of his father ... Ana wanted to be a writer, well he had succeeded. He was undoubtedly a gift. While obviously unintentionally, the newspaper has a clear sense of suspense. Not only for the compromising situation that exists in him but also by the structure of the newspaper itself. no longer desolate the sudden end in a stage where we see just Ana become the woman who would be for the rest of his life. The Diary of Anne Frank, in my opinion, is essential reading and should be repeated throughout one's life. It is a work that touches on many points of human beings, not just war. However, we must not forget the latter and its horrors. This work may help more than many things that terrible incidents like those happen again ...
I will refrain from doing my classical classification stars because I think it is inappropriate for a journal of these characteristics. Also, do not forget that the characters are not really characters, and that plot is history, our history.
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