... 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 a thing to deserve this, all she did was be a Jew at the wrong era of time. Treated like a piece of trash by the Germans, just waiting to be thrown away or ... this create men like Hitler. Hitler came from a normal German family, but because of all the biased things he noticed in childhood, this normal boy became a full out dictator of war and prejudice. Without prejudice, maybe the ...

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Anne Frank and her family originally lived in Germany. During the early 1930's Hitler came to power, and because the Franks were Jewish and Hitler had decided to purge the German race of alien strains, especially Jews, their lives were in danger and they migrated to Holland. For a time they lived normal lives. However, in due course, Hitler's party, the Nazi's, occupied Holland. The Jews were ... 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 another member of the group. Friends on the...

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... Nazi-sponsored prison camps in which political opponents and members of minority groups were confined. Among these camps the most famous were Buchenwald, Dachau, Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen. It was impossible to hide from the Nazis. Some succeeded in doing so but others failed. Among these who failed was the family of Anne Frank. She became popular for her diary and is still read about by millions around ... the world. If you were not shipped off to concentration camps, you were placed into an area called a ghetto ... . Walls and fences were erected around most ghetto areas. Life in the...

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