The Statement of Anne Frank

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Anne Frank was a young girl who suffered and just had a hard life. She was 13 years old girl who had to go into hiding. Some Jews had to go into hiding or they had to go to a concentration camp. Jews were treated badly back in time. If you were a jew and you were seen the Nazis’ would take you away to a concentration camp to work. But sometimes you could be killed in a gas chamber, or killed from a disease or die from starvation. Anne for her birthday got a journal from her father Otto Frank. And she wrote in it every day. A few months after she started writing in the journal someone had called the Nazis’ the Anne was in hiding. The Nazis’ come and took the Franks’, Van Daans’, and Mr. Dussel. When she was leaving for the concentration camp her dropped her journal. Miep found it and kept it until Anne came back. Miep wanted to keep until Anne came back but in the end Anne dies and Miep gives the journal to Anne’s father Otto Frank. A quote from Anne’s journal was “Despite everything, I believe that people are really good at heart”, I agree with her statement.

I agree with Anne Frank’s statement because people are really giving and that makes them good at heart. Anne had a very kind and nice. Anne and Hanna both loved each other. They would hang out together and etc. They told each other everything. So Anne when to the concentration camp and Anne didn’t know that Hanna was caught to. Mrs. Van Daan found Hanna on the other side of the fence. Therefore she went to go tell Anne that Hanna was on the other side of the fence. So Anne gets out of the bed and tried to find Hanna in one of the hole in the fence. Anne is trying to hide from the guards when also looking for Hanna. So Anne found Hanna and they were just talking about how ...

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...d to go tell them everything. For example “Did you hear that everybody? Did you hear what I said? The invasion has begun! The invasion!”, (Goodrich/ Hackett, 560). And Otto Frank wanted to get the journal Anne wanted for her birthday. And he got it for her. She wrote in it until She went to the concentration camp.

“Despite everything, I believe that people are really good at heart,” I agree with that statement because people are really giving so that makes them good at heart. Some people care about others. People might look bad but that doesn’t mean they don’t have a good heart. I think everyone has a good heart even bad people. Even though people in jail seen bad I know that they are good at heart.

Works Cited

Goodrich, Frances and Albert Hackett. The Diary of Anne Frank. Literature. Orlando: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company, 2012. 560. Print.

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