Name: Jen
February 17, 2012 01:24 AM | Location:
IL Response:
Impact on me? This story is tragic. Evil in this world takes more from us than we can even imagine. So many lost during that time. What other great things and people were taken from us? |
Name: Cecelia Crowley
February 14, 2012 08:00 PM | Location:
United States of America Response:
Anne Frank... she would be my friend, she is so cheerful, outgoing, and let alone the sweetest, prettiest, and cutest thing ever! Yes, from stories I read, she had some mixed emotions on her family and situations, but as a teenager- who wouldn't? It is so devistating that the Nazi's killed this energetic young soul. That kills you inside. It is so very very very sad! But she was a strong young girl, who didn't live much life herself, but her story will live forever. |
Name: Catherine
February 13, 2012 01:10 PM | Location:
FL Claerwater Response:
Anne Frank's is so very amazing and it touched me by what they had to go thought to live. By they did not. |
Name: Pat
February 13, 2012 01:02 PM | Location:
FL Response:
Anne Frank was a very couargeous and outgoing person. I have to do a collage for an eight grade school project on Anne Frank's optimism, or her positive attitude towards life. I think this is a great idea because there will be so much to do. I give my teacher a thumbs up for the idea |
Name: Audra
February 12, 2012 10:17 PM | Location:
Response:
Reading the Diary of Anne Frank inspired me. The biggest interest I have of the Holocaust and WW2 is her story. Her story helped inspire me to continue writing. Anne Frank will always be one of my favorite historical figures off the Holocaust and WW2. |
Name: Naomi Wooldridge
February 10, 2012 08:06 PM | Location:
Phoenix, Arizona Response:
Anne Frank was the best writer in history. If only I could see her in person. But, we all know that ain't gonna happen any time soon because she's dead. She's been dead for quite a while now. But still it would be an absolute miracle to see Anne Frank.
-Naomi Wooldridge:) |
Name: amy
January 27, 2012 11:12 PM | Location:
ri Response:
I read her diary in bits & peices in 5th & 8th grade. It hard to fathom what it must have been like to hide in fear for 2 yrs not enjoy freedom . The story comes alive and i almost beleive that they will be liberated thinking she is alive & well. |
Name: Brittany O.
January 14, 2012 12:00 PM | Location:
MA Response:
Anne Frank's story is amazing. She showed so much courage during this hard time, and preserved it all too. Without her diaries, stories and essays, I think we would have a different view on the Holocaust. Anne said that is was strange for her to be writing a diary since she had never done it before, but without really knowing, she preserved a very important piece of our world's history and she is now known all over the world. |
Name: brian S
January 13, 2012 02:15 PM | Location:
united states Response:
I thought that the book was very interesting. It amazes me how they stayed in the same space for 2 whole years. The story affected me because I wouldnt have been able to stay in the same room with 7 other people. I admire them for their courage and bravery.The museum on this website is amazing.There is so much on this website to seeand the journal entries are very interesting. |
Name: Samantha C.
January 12, 2012 10:33 PM | Location:
Maynard MA Response:
I just finished reading The Diary of Anne Framk with my class. As an activity, we had to keep still and follow the same rules as Anne did in the Secret Annex. It was hard to do for 1 hour, let alone 2 years! I can't imagine living in her situation, and it has changed my perspective. |
