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AnneSchraff

[1]OnJune6，1944，theAlliedfordedatNormandyintheinvasionnamedD-Day。Aheothersintheaedtohearaboutit。Itseemedthattheirordealwouldsoo，thesouthernpartoftheherlandswasalreadyliberated。ThestillremainedunderNazio。

[2]OnJune12，1944，sixdaysaftertheNormandyinvasiourned15。Sheandherfamilyhadbeeninhidingnowforalmosttwoyears。AnneFrankwroteinherdiaryabouthowterribleshethoughtohepagesofherdiarywhypeopleotlivepeacefullytogether。ShefeltoptimisticaboutthefutureandaboutherrelationshipwithPeterVahatshelovedhimandhelovedher。Aliberatio，shewowastoowoobetrue。Afterlivingfiannex，freedomseemedlikeafairytale。

[3]Anne’sfeeliheirupsanddowimessheointedinhimbecausehedidnottalkverymuefeltfused。Shewroteihatitwassohardtobeyoungandunsureofyourselfuerribleces。Shewroteaboutwhatshebelievedinandthehighidealsheheld。OnJuly15，1944，AnneFraihemisery，death，aioillbelievedinthegoodhehuma。

[4]AnneFrankwroteinherdiaryforthelasttimeonAugust1，1944。Shewrotehowittroubledherthatpeopledidnotreallykhoughtshewaslightandshallowbecausetheydidnotker，deeperself。

[5]OnAugust4，theweatherwasveryhotandlifewasgoingonasusualiaher，OttoFrankwasabouttogivePeteralessowasten-thirty。WhenOttoFraheboy’sroom，theybothheardsdownstairs。Theyheardthevoicesers。ThemensoundedangryaoFraersharedalookofterror。Theseexhadbeerayed。

[6]Fivemenburstintotheoffig。Ohemoliceofficer，KarlSilberbauer。Theotherfourmeazising。Theyfirstiep，Bep，JohannesKleiman，andVictlerwhowereallihefiveNazisknewallabouttheeightpeoplewhohidupstairs。Whoeverhadbetrayedthemtoldtheewashefourhelperstodehing。

[7]Victlerwasorderedtotakethemupstairsandrollthebookcaseaside。ThefivemeheirrevolversiiootheseexeheFranks，VanPelsesandPfefferwerealltakendownstairswiththeirhaheNaziswalkedbehiheirdrawnpistols。

[8]KarlSilberbauerdemaokhevaluableswerekept。HetookasmallamountofmohenhedumpedAothefloor。Herdiaryandtheloosepagessprayedacrossthefloor。OaredatagrayfingtoOttoFrank。ItarIsoldier’suniform。Ithadbee。OttoFrankoftheGermanarmy。

[9]Theeightfromtheseexandtheirhelperswerequestioned。Finally，VictlerandJohannesKleimaedwiththosewhohadbeenhidienprisonerswereloadedintoawindowlesspolicetruck。Theyweredrivenfrraersowusedbythespeicells。Thefollowingday，theywerealltakentularprisoeringstheterofthecity。Fortendays，Aheotherslivedihys。WiticedtheFranksdescribedaveryworriedOttoFrankandhisnervouswife。AnneandMargotacks。

[10]TheopwasWesterbhtymilesfromAmsterdam。TheFrankstraveledirainbutthedoorswereboltedshut。OttoFrankstillhadhope。Perhaps，hethought，heandhisfamilywouldremaierbork。MaybetheywouldothedeathcampsofPoland。

[11]TheFraeredatthecamp。Theyallshowedquietdignity。TheFrankswereassighepublock。Theretheywereforcedtowearuniformsandclogs。Becausetheyhadhemselvesinandhadtobecapturedinhidireatedworse。OttoFrankhadhisheadshaved。Edithandthegirlshadtheirhairfullyshort。Atthepublock，therewaslessfood，andtheworkwasharder。OttoFrankwasassigeryshedwhereoldbatterieswerechoppedup。Itwasdifficult，dirtywork。AhertriedtosaveAhiswotherajobhelpinganotherwomaoilets。ThemeibarraAnnewassick，herfathercametostandbesideherbedfherstories。

[12]AnneandMargotgttheirtimeatWesterbork。Everybodyhopedagaiheywouldothedeathcamps。Butoember2，1944，thenameswereaheion。TheFranks，theVanPelses，andPfefferwereincluded。

[13]Forthreedaysandtwonights，thetraierborktraveledthroughtheherlands，Germany，andPoland。Thepeoplewereheldihiomightslipthroughathewood。Therewerenosanitaryfacilities。Somediedoerriblejourhesmellofhumahwasalmosturai，andtheyrockedviolentlyinthewind。Anneandherfamilywerejammedinwithsixtypeople。Fiopped。Thehalf-deadpeoplestumbledoutaethetraeFrankandherfamilyhadarrivedatAuschwitz，twenty-fivesquaremilesofgaschambers，s，andhorror。

[14]Immediately，themenandwomehosetobegassedatoed。Ayorueenwouldbegassedalongwiththesiddisabled。Theothersweretobeputtowork。OttoFrankturnedahiswifeahelasttimeoofSeptember5，1944。AlthoughOttoFrankwasfifty-five，helookedyouhatreasokilledimmediately。

[15]ThewomeheworkchoreshadtowalktotheatBirkehFrawodaughtersstayedtogether。InOctober1944EdithFraBirkenau。ButAnneandMargotwereserationcampatBergewasbitterlycold。Thewomearviingsickwithdeadlydiseases。AnneandMargothuddledtogetherinanicy-heatedbarraehegirlslookedlikefrozenlittlebirds。AschoolfriendofAnoherobecauseshebelievedthatbothofherparentsweredead。Arembling。Sheedihi。

[16]Typhussweptthrehespringof1945。WitoldofseeingbothAnneandMargotFrahlysithedisease。Theguardshadcutoffwatertothecamp。Thismadesanitationimpossible。AwitnessfoundAnneandMargotlyingsidebysideo。Sheehegirlstogethelp。ButAhatatleasttheyweretogetherandwoulddieiheaarch，Margotfelltothefloorwhiletryingtorisefromherbunk。Shediedofshock。Afewdayslater，AnneFrankdiedaswell。Thebodiesofthegirlsweretakentothemassgravesatthedburied。

[17]Threeweekslater，inApril1945，Britishtreheeightpeoplewhohidiannex，allbutOttoFrahehelpers，VictlerandJohannesKleimanwereimprisoheysurvived。

[18]Onthedaywherayed，MiepfoundAnne’sdiary。ShegathereditupalongwiththeloosepagesAtenon。Miephopedatthetimethatshecouldgivethembaewhenshewasliberated。OnJanuary27，1945，whentheRussianarmyliberatedAuschwitz，OttoFrankwasstillalive。Heheardthathiswifewasdead。HehadhappeoAnneandMargot。OttoFrahMiepandJanGies。Hebegananagonizingsearchfhters。TwomooFraAnneandMargothaddiedatBergen-Belseely，Miepgavehimthediariesshehadsavedfromtheseex。OttoFrankwasamazedthathisdaughterhadwrittensomuch。Hewasalsotouchedbythequality。

[19]Hesharedthediarieswithothers。Theyeohavetheworkpublished。InApril1946，AnneFrank’sdiaryublished。Anne’sdreamofbeingawriterhadetrue。Ifollowed，AnneFrank’sdiaryublishedallovertheworld。Itwastraomanylanguages。Millionsofcopiesweresold。PlaysandfilmsbasedonthelifeofAnneFrankhavebeehroughouttheworld。

[20]OttoFraherestofhislifespreadingtheidealsofhisdaughter。Inherdiary，shealkedabouthatinganybody。Shehopedherlifecouldbespentmakingthelaksideredithisdutytofulfillhisdaughter’sdreams。AnneFrankhasbebolofanyonewhoispersecutedbecauseoftheirrace，color，orywhereintheworld。

[21]VisitorstodaygotrachttoviewtheseexandinalpagesofAnneFrank’sdiaries。Eachyear，over600，000peopleetotheAnneFraerdam。AlthoughAnneFranklivedforjustfifteenyearsandsomehs，shehashadagreatimpatheworld。Herspiritandceisareproayonewhotryorhatred。

Notes

&abridgedpartfromthebookSaddleback2raphies—AnneFrank，writtenbyAnneSchraff。

2。D-Day:6th，June，1944;inasthedaytheAllieslandediobegiheirfhEurope。

ForFun

WorkstoRead

1。AllQuietoernFrontbyErichMariaRemarque

ThebookdescribestheGermaremephysidmentalstressduringthewar，afromlifefeltbymanyofthesesoldiersuphomefromthefront。

2。TheDiaryofaYoungGirlbyAnneFrank

ItisabooksfromthediarykeptbyAnneFrankwhileshewasinhidingwithherfamilyduringtheNaziooftheherlands。

&oSee

1。AllQuietoernFront（1930）

ItisanAmeriwarfilmbasedontheErichMariaRemarquehesamenameandissideredarealistidharrowingatofwarfarein>

2。Sdler’sList（1993）

ItisStevenSpielberg’saward-iece，aboutOskarSdler，aGermanbusinessmahelivesofmorethanathousandmostlyPolish-JewishrefugeesduringtheHolocaustbyemployingtheminhisfactories。

3。LifeIsBeautiful（1997）

ItisanItalianfilmwhichtellsthestoryofaJewishItalian，GuidoOrefiplinationtohelphisfamilydurierinaioncamp。