1) Anne Frank was a German-Jewish teenager who was forced into hiding from the Nazis in Amsterdam during World War 2 along with her family and four others. 2) They lived in secret rooms above her father's office for over two years until they were discovered and deported to concentration camps. 3) Anne documented their time in hiding through her diary, which was published after her death in the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp at age 15 and has become one of the most widely read books in the world.

1. Anneliese Marie Frank, best known as Anne Frank, (Frankfurt am
Main, 12 June of 1929 — she was a jeush teenager forced to live in
Captivity and hiding from the Nazis during the Holocaust.

2. Born in Frankfurt am Main (Hesse),she was the second daughter of
Otto Heinrich Frank (12 May of 1889 - 19 of august 1980) and Edith
Hollander (16 of january 1900 - 6 of january 1945)they were a family of
German patriots, that had a participating role in world war 1.

3. she had a sister, Margot Frank (16 of february 1926 -March 1945).she
and her family,
(Edith, Margot and Otto Frank),
togehter with for more people,
(Peter, Dussel,mr. And
mrs. Van Daam)
lived 25 months, during
world war 2,
in a small hidden room
above her parent office,
in Amsterdãm, better
known as the secret room.

4. during her capitivity, Anne wrote her diary (that she received as a
birthday gift ),wich she named Kitty.there were also some strong
evidences that this same diary could have also the name of quot;Finhoquot;,
or quot;Assurbanipalquot;. In her diary she wrote about her feelings, her
thougts and her actions. Kitty and Peter were her only friends inside
the secret anex.

5. The long months of silence and agonizang fear, ended when the
Nazis found them and she was deported to a Nazi concentration
camp.first she was taken along with her family to a school and then
to Westerbork, in the nederlands, just before they were deported to
eastern Europe.

6. Anne Frank was deported first to Auschwitz, along with parents,
sister and other people who took refuge in the house of Amsterdam
(today's house-museum).
Then the nazis took her to
Bergen-Belsen
along with her sister,she
was separated from her parents.
In 1945, nine months after
her deportation, Anne Frank
Morris died of typhus in Bergen-Belsen.
Her sister, Margot Frank, had also died of typhoid fever and suffered
from malnutrition days before Anne. Her death happened two weeks
before the field is released.

7. Her diary, saved during
the war by Miep Gies,
was first published in 1947.
The journal is currently
translated into 68 languages
and is one of the most widely
read books in the world.
Miep
Gies

8. Today we know that some parts
were added to the diary
after the war, because a test
showed traces
of ballpoint pen in it.
The place where the family
of Anne Frank and four other
people lived in hiding from
the Nazis became known
as Secret Annex and
became a famous museum
after the publication of the diary.

9. this museum is a reproduction
of the conditions in which these
people lived, and the Secret Annex,
this represents the story of
eight people and who helped
them to hide during the war.
One of the items presented to
the public is diary written by
Anne, who would become world
famous after her death, due to the initiative of her father, Otto, to
publish it. Today it is one of the most famous symbols of the
Holocaust. Of the eight inhabitants of the annex, the only survivor
after the war was Otto, father of Anne.

10. The diary of Anne Franck. quot;As in the Postscript of the book, thequot;
Diary quot;was translated into over 55 languages and sold over 20 million
copies all over the world, of which over 2 million translations in
French, which well shows the importance of the impact of the work.
Okay, quantity is not
synonymous with quality,
but try to show what you're
missing if you have not already
read. Anne wrote her diary during
the period of June 12, 1942, the first of August 1944.

11. By the spring of 1944, she wrote letters to herself, when, through a
London radio station,she heard the minister of education from the
Flemish government, exiled, saying that after the war, was necessary
to gather and publish all that meant the suffering of the Dutch people
during the German occupation. He cited, for example, among others,
the personal diary,s. Touched by this speech, Anne Franck decided
to publish her,s at the end of the war, a book based on her diary. She
rewrote it , correcting and deleting the passages that she found
unattractive and adding others, taken from her memory.

12. At the same time, she continued to write her original diary. (...) Her
last letter was on the first day of August. , eight illegal immigrants
were arrested and taken by German police. Initially, this book is a
manual on the history of war, although not one of them: we learn in
school that there were 45 million dead.

13. that this quot;famousquot; character
has done such a thing,
which had such
an impact ...of course,
this is important, but it,s
easier to learn when we approach the events?
Anne gave it the name of Kitty . When we read, placed us at the Kitty:
we are the confident, part of the history, we are in the world war, in a
secret annex, feeling the same things as them... When we read it we
can understand all the harshness of their life back then.