Anne Frank was born in Germany in 1929 to a Jewish family. When the Nazis came to power, the Franks went into hiding in a secret annex behind her father's office to escape persecution. Anne received a diary as a gift for her 13th birthday, which she used to record her experiences while in hiding. In August 1944, the annex was raided and the Franks were arrested and deported to concentration camps, where Anne and her sister eventually died of typhus at Bergen-Belsen. After the war, Anne's father Otto had her diary published, which has since become one of the most widely read books about the Holocaust.

1. Anne Frank and Jewish People Alvaro, Tae-Young and Gaby 8-3

2. Anne Frank… growing up Anne frank was born June 12, 1929 in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. She lived with her parents, Otto Heinrich Frank and Edith Hollander, and her older sister, Margot.

3. Anne Frank… growing up She grew up in a community of Jewish and Non-Jewish people with friends of many religions. This family wasn’t that devoted to their religion; they instead where devoted to being a close family.

4. Anne Frank… Growing up Anne showed aptitude for reading and writing and her sister margot demonstrated ability with arithmetic. Margot was really studios but anne was outsopken.

5. Anne Frank … When she turned 13, her family gave her a diary where she wrote all her feelings of the horrible situation. It was one way she could express her self during those hard times, plus it was a way of entertainment.

6. The hiding begins… On Monday, July 6 Anne and her family moved to the secret annex because they received a call up for margot. That meant that if margot didn’t assist to the work camp they would arrest all the family. They left their home making people belive they had move to Switerland.

8. Anne Frank… The hiding The secret annex was a small “house” that Jews used in the holocoust for hiding from the Germans. Where Anne stayed it was located behind her dad’s office. The Annex door was covered with a book shelf for making sure the place was safe and undiscovered.

9. PICTURES… Miep was the one that helped bringing supplis and food to the frank’s. Plus she saved the diary. He was one of the 8 who stayed with the Franks in the annex. This is a small map where they took track of the war.

10. Anne Frank… Every time Anne got older and smarter she wrote about more mature subjects such as: God Human nature Her last entry was August 1, 1944. Four days before her arrest.

11. The Arrest… In August 4, 1944 the German security found the Anne Frank hiding place and they took them to a concentration camp. This took them a 3 day journey.

12. The Westerbork… It was the first concentration camp they where in. In this concentration camp they worked though it wasn’t that hard. They still had some rights.

13. Auschwitz-Birkenau… The second concentration camp was HARDER. The men and women where separated and they where forced to do heavy labor.

14. Auschwitz-Birkenau… Anne wasn’t killed immediately in the gas champers. The Nazis shaved Anne’s head and also they putted a tattoo on her arm with an identified number. They where treated as slaves and animals. They did harsh work.

15. Bergen-Belsen… Then Anne and Margot were moved to the third and last concentration camp. Edith (Anne’s mother) stayed in the second camp and die of starvation. In this camp Anne and Margot died of Typhus some weeks before the camp was free from the Nazis.

16. PICTURES…

17. Anne Frank’s Diary… The only that survivor from the family was Otto (Anne’s Dad) who then was able to publish anne’s diary. Anne heard once in a radio station about people sending similar diaries and letters, so she decided she wanted to send her diary. That’s one of the reasons the diary is so good written.

18. Anne Frank

19. Anne’s Diaries… Many people around the world read this book, for knowing more about World War 2, the Holocaust and also about what exactly jewish people felt in those horrible times.

20. Anne’s Diary… Now in day her diary have become one of the most famous books of the holocaust in the world. Is known world wide… This novel have been translated to more than 50 languages with thousands of editions.

21. Jewish people… The jewish people suffered a lot in those times, they where treated harshly and discriminated with no reason. Germans stared separating jews slowly. At first they stared to take some rights, such as the place they lived, the school where they studied and the places they walk…

22. Jewish people… After some time they stared to killed Jews in concentration camps.

23. Engaging websites… Annefrank.org

24. Where we took information… Annefrank.org http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anne_frank Some parts of the movie Anne Frank, a diary of a young girl