more about anne frank?

Answer 1

using google, you can put her name in quotes "anne frank" and come up with tons of info.
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Answer 2

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Answer 3

i found a website called www.annefrank.org. It has her biography and pictures of the house where she lived. hope this helps. you could also check out www.annefrank.com, it has some interesting things to read about. (i recommend www.annefrank.com) enjoy!

Answer 4

Here's an article on her:

Answer 5

Her obituary, from the Toronto Star:

Anne Frank
1929 - 1945

Anne Frank, the teenager whose famous diary was penned while she and her family hid from the Nazis during World War II, died in a concentration camp in March 1945. She was 15.

Frank was born Annelies Marie Frank on June 12, 1929 in Frankfort am Main, Germany. She and her older sister Margot grew up in a well- to -do Jewish family.

After Hitler began to treat Jews harshly in Germany, Frank's father, Otto, decided to move his family to Amsterdam in 1933. In 1940, Hitler invaded the Netherlands, and Dutch Jews began to face the same treatment as their German counterparts.

As the Germans began rounding up Jewish families for deportation to concentration camps, where they were killed by the millions, Otto Frank began preparing his Amsterdam workplace as a hiding place for his family.

Meantime, the Frank girls had to withdraw from their public school and attend an all-Jewish institution. Receiving a diary on her 13th birthday in 1942, Frank began recording details of her life to the diary she called Kitty. A few days before they retreated to their hiding place, Margot Frank was ordered to go to work in a labor camp.

On July 5, 1942, the Frank family and four other people moved into the hiding place above Frank's business. For several months, the Frank party lived above while workmen went about their tasks below. Good friends of the Franks delivered needed supplies to the dwellers in the attic.

The eight people stayed in the cramped quarters of the attic rooms for over two years. Anne's diary chronicled the day-to-day life experiences of her family and the others sharing their cramped living area. A precocious child, Anne's accounts show she was sometimes unhappy in the close environment, but she was also happy at times, looking forward to life after the war.

She was also optimistic about the basic nature of people, stating in one entry "In spite of everything I still believe that people are really good at heart."

Ironically, Anne hoped to become a writer someday so that her work would live on after her death. Little did she know of the impact her diary would eventually make on the world.

Betrayed by Dutch Nazi collaborators in August 1944, the Frank party was removed from the house, separated and taken to different concentration camps. The diary and other personal effects of the Franks were left at the hiding place.

Otto Frank and his wife were taken to Auschwitz. Anne's mother died in January 1945 while her father, though hospitalized, survived.

Anne and her sister Margot were taken from camp to camp, eventually ending up in Bergen-Belsen. Margot died of typhus in the spring of 1945 with Anne succumbing to the same disease a few days later.

When he returned to Amsterdam after the war, Otto Frank, the only survivor of his family's ordeal, was given Anne's diary by a friend who had found it at the hiding place.

Frank allowed the diary to be published in 1947. Since that time, the diary has been translated into more than 50 languages. It is the most widely read account of the Holocaust, and Anne Frank is the most widely known Holocaust victim. A popular Hollywood movie based on the diary was made in the 1950's.

www.rootsweb.com:

Name: Annelies Marie "Anne" FRANK
Birth: 12 JUN 1929 in Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Death: MAR 1945 from typhus in the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp (she was Jewish).

Her family had moved to Amsterdam after the Nazis gained power in Germany but were trapped when the Nazi occupation extended into The Netherlands. As persecutions against the Jewish population increased, the family went into hiding in July 1942 in hidden rooms in Otto Frank's office building. After two years in hiding, the group was betrayed and transported to the concentration camp system where Anne died of typhus (in Bergen-Belsen) within days of her sister, Margot, in February or March 1945. Her father, Otto, the only survivor of the group, returned to Amsterdam after the war ended, to find that her diary had been saved. Convinced that it was a unique record, he took action to have it published

Her father: Otto Heinrich FRANK
Birth: 12 MAY 1889 in Frankfurt-am-Main
Death: 19 AUG 1980 in Birsfelden, Switzerland from lung cancer

Her mother: Edith HOLLANDER
Birth: 16 JAN 1900 in Aachen, Germany
Death: 6 JAN 1945 from starvation at Bergen-Belsen concentration camp . Their ashes buried together at Basle.

Her sister: Margot FRANK
Birth: 16 FEB 1926 in Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Death: MAR 1945 of typhus in the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp .

Paternal grandparents:
Michael FRANK
Birth: in Landau
married:
Alice STERN in 1885.
. Children: Robert FRANK --Birth: 1886 in Frankfurt-am-Main
Herbert FRANK --Birth: 1891 in Frankfurt-am-Main
Helene FRANK --Birth: 1893 in Frankfurt-am-Main
HIS PARENTS:
Father
Zacharias Frank (Born: 1811;Died: 1884)
Mother
Babette Barbara Hammelstett (Born: 1814; Died:1891)


Maternal Grandparents:
Abraham HOLLANDER
Birth: in Aachen, Germany
Death: 1927
married: Rosa STERN
Birth: in Aachen, Germany
Death: JAN 1942 in Amsterdam
Other children: Walter HOLLANDER --Birth: in Aachen, Germany
Julius HOLLANDER --Birth: in Aachen, Germany
Betti HOLLANDER--Birth: in Aachen, Germany ;
Death: 1914 of appendicitis-Aachen, Germany

www.ancestry.com

Annelies Marie Frank
Born: June 12, 1929
Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Died: March 12, 1945
Bergen-Belsen Germany Concentration Camp

Education: Graduation 1935 to 1934 in Amsterdam
Montessori School
Graduation 1941 in Joods Lyceum
Joods Lyceum Jewish High School
Religion Jewish
Nationality German
Height 5' 4"

Father: Otto Heinrich Frank
Born: May 12, 1889
Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Died: August 19, 1980
Basel, Switzerland
Military 1914-18 in Imperial German Army officer
Graduation University of Heidelberg
Graduation Lessing Gymnasium
Religion: liberal Jewish
Marriage 1: May 12 1925 in Aachen, Frankfurt-am-Main to Edith Hollander (Born: 1900)
Marriage 2: November 10, 1953 in Amsterdam to Elfriede
Markovits Fritzi

Mother: Edith Hollander
Born: January 16, 1900
Aachen, Germany
Died: January 6, 1945
Auschwitz,(of malnutrition), Germany
Graduation 1916 in Aachen, Evangelische Victoriaschule
Evangelische Victoriaschule high school
Graduation Protestant Victoriaschule

Paternal Grandfather:
Michael Frank
Born: Oct 9, 1851
Landau, Germany
Died: Sept 17, 1909
Frankfurt, Germany

Paternal Grandmother:
Alice Betty Stern
Born: Dec 20, 1865 ; Frankfurt, Germany
Died: Mar 20, 1953; Basel
HER PARENTS:
Father:
August Heinrich Stern (Born: 1838)
Mother:
Cornelie Elizabeth Cahn (Born: 1840)

MATERNAL GRANDFATHER:
Abraham Hollander
Born: October 27, 1860
Eschweiler, Germany
Died: January 19, 1928
Aachen
HIS PARENTS:
Father
Carl Benjamin Hollander (Born: 1830)
Mother
Bertha Sara Menken (Born: 1832)

MATERNAL GRANDMOTHER:
Oma Rosa Stern
Born: December 25, 1866
Langenschwalbach
Died: January 29, 1942
Amsterdam
HER PARENTS:
Joel Stern
Babette Wiesenthal