... a positive attitude when times got rough, she was Anne Frank. Born on June 12, 1929, Anne popped into this world with a spirit that could not be broken. Ever since the beginning of her life, she was a Jew. In her story, she could not have the simple necessities that we take for granted in our everyday lives. Through all this, Anne Frank still thought that people are good at heart ... believe people are good at heart." This is what Anne said in her diary. In spite of all the prejudice, she still believed this. Forgetting what the Nazis and Hitler did to her and her family. Anne didn't do...

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... normal lives. However, in due course, Hitler's party, the Nazi's, occupied Holland. The Jews were forced to migrate again or to go into hiding. The Franks decided on the latter course. They planned to move into the unused annex of Mr. Frank's office building about the middle of July 1942. Early in July, however, Mr. Frank's elder daughter Margot was called up by the Gestapo (Hitler's police) to be sent to Germany ... sharing their hideout with another family, the Van Daans, who had a son, Peter, of about Anne's age. A Mr. Dussel, a dentist and "rather stuffy" as Anne puts it, became ano...

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... people? It all dates back to World War I. He placed the blame for Germany's lost in the war on the Jews. He firmly believed that Germany had been betrayed by the trickery of Communists and the Jews also known as the "evil partners" or so he thought. In other words he concluded that the Jews were responsible for most of the country's problems. So he and his army sought out revenge ... businesses were boycotted and vandalized. Jews were spat upon, stoned, and beaten in the streets. Jewish workers were dismissed from government jobs. Schools and Universities were closed to them. The walls o...

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