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The Diary of a Young Girl.pptx
- 1. The Diary Of A Young Girl By Capt. Dr. Hardeepsinh R. Gohil
- 5. Earlier Limited Access to Writing! 5
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- 13. Genre Today. ◈ “not a genre but all genres, literature itself;’- Jacques Derrida. ◈ Mahabharat, Iliad and Hippolitus; ◈ Subhadra to Sri Krishna. ◈ Paper has more patience than people! ◈ The teachers are most unpredictable creature on earth. 13
- 14. Anne Frank ◈ 12 June 1929 ◈ February or March 1945 ◈ A German Jewish Girl prisoner of Nazi- hiding in an attic of Amsterdam. ◈ Same as 6000 Polish Children came to Jamnagar ◈ Adam Burakowski the Polish ambassador graduated from Mharaja Digvijay Sinhji High school. 14
- 15. Anne Frank ◈ One of the most talked about war Jewish victim of Holocaust WWII. ◈ She became famous posthumously in 1947 with the publication of The Diary of a Young Girl. ◈ The book talks about her life in hiding during 1942 to 1944 under the German occupation of Netherland. ◈ One of the most popular book- on the basis of which many movies and serials have been produced. 15
- 16. The Diary of a Young Girl. ◈ Anne kept diary from 12th June 1942 to 1st Aug 1944. ◈ In 1944 Gerrit Bolkestein, a member of the Dutch government in exile announced in a radiobroadcast from London, about the accounts of the suffering of Dutch people under the German occupation. (Especially letters and diaries.) ◈ Anne gets impressed by this speech and decided to publish this writing once the war gets over. 16
- 18. The Diary of a Young Girl. ◈ Miep Gies and Bep found diary strewn all over the floor after the arrest of eight people hiding in the secret Annexe. ◈ Otto Frank- Anne’s father decided to fulfil his daughter’s dream and publishes her diary. ◈ He gathered details from the two versions and makes a final version for us in the form of The Diary of a Young Girl 18
- 19. War Literature for India. 19
- 20. The Diary of a Young Girl. ◈ The diary is named as Kitty.( A closest Friend) ◈ Talks about the inner conscience of a young girl. ◈ An honest and transparent effort to reveal one’s own issues in such an innocent way.12th July 1942. ◈ The social as well as political incidents are made alive with the help of character and radio. ◈ The Ode to the Pen! P.186,187. 20
- 21. Jews under Hitler’s Hatered. ◈ She brings us inside the hiding place and familiarises us with the fear of living inside the hiding place. P. 32,33,34+92,93,94 ◈ The Droves, Gestapo, Restrictions and fear. P. 72,73. ◈ The expectations of the After War! P. 185. 21
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- 27. The Diary of a Young Girl. ◈ Honesty of revealing liking and dislikings. Ex. Mother’s behaviour and father’s favourite! P 56,57 ◈ Loving the unlovable ! P.64 ◈ Minute detailings. P. 70,71 27