He came up with the idea of establishing an Aryan Aryan race in Germany, and he advocated for the expansion of Germany’s borders. Germans were dissatisfied with their government after World War I and were eager for an autocratic form of government. The root causes of World War I were the rising military and economic power of Germany, as well as the structural weakness of many European states. During the Middle Ages, Germany was a country that comprised of a number of small kingdoms and principalities, often rivals, and at times fighting. Hitler was the leader of a country with a civilization that produced some of the greatest thinkers, writers, composers, and statesmen the world has ever known. They were forced to work as slaves in some cases before being executed. As part of Nazi official policy, the Nazis murdered mentally and psychologically disabled people, as well as homosexuals. As part of its mass murder of Jews during World War II, the Nazis spent significant thought, money, and manpower on the wholesale slaughter of Europe’s Jews. Despite her death as planned, Anne’s spirit lives on through her Diary.
Her thoughts and problems are those of any child growing up today, both now and then. Through Anne Frank’s diary, readers gain a sense of how a child grows up during World War II. As a result, Anne’s journey through adolescence and maturity in the very special circumstances that resulted from her hiding two years ago has been recorded in a way that is both accurate and appropriate. Anne’s diary has since been read by millions of people and has been made into a play and a movie.ĭuring the Holocaust, Nazi persecution of the Jewish people resulted in Anne Frank’s Diary being written between June 1942 and August 1944.
Anne died in 1945, but her diary survived and was published. For two years, Anne and her family lived in the secret annex, until they were betrayed and taken to concentration camps. In 1944, a teenager named Anne Frank and her family went into hiding in an Amsterdam warehouse to escape the Nazis.
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