Anne FrankAnne Frank

By By

Lydia MunnLydia Munn

Introduction• In this presentation I

will tell you about:

• The Frank Family• The Move To Amsterdam• Living Under Nazi Rule• The Franks Plan To Go

Into Hiding• Anne Frank In Hiding• The Diary• Arrest And Deportation• The Legacy Of Anne Frank

And Her Diary

The Frank Family

• Otto H. Frank

• Edith Frank

• Margot Frank

• Anne Frank

The Move To Amsterdam• The Franks and the rise

of the Nazi’s.

• The move to the house in Merwedeplein.

• The invasion of Holland.

• The Franks are forced to live under the Nazi rule.

Living Under The Nazi Rule

• Anne and Margot are not allowed to go to school with non-Jewish children.

• Jews over the age of six were made to wear a yellow Star Of David on their clothes.

• Jews were made to register their businesses and later were forced to give them to non-Jews. Luckily, otto Frank had already turned his business over to his non-Jewish colleagues, Victor Kugler and Johannes Kleiman.

• Jews were now being arrested just for being Jews . Many were forced to go to German labour camps.

The Franks Plan to Go Into Hiding

• Victor Kugler, Johannes Kleiman ,Miep Gies, Jan Gies, Bep Voskuijl and Bep’s father all offered to help.

• They helped keep the families aware of the outside world.

• They decided the best place to hide was an annex of rooms above Otto’s office.

• They went into hiding on 6th July,1942.

The Franks In Hiding• The Frank Family went to

live in a secret annex hidden above their fathers office.

• A hinged bookcase hid the entrance to the secret annex.

• They were later joined by the Van Pels Family and an old dentist.

• They had very strict routines to follow.

• They hid for two years and a month.

The Diary Of Anne frank• Anne received a diary on her 13th birthday.

• Over the next 25 months, Anne filled the pages of this diary with all her thoughts and feelings.

• In it she wrote about life in the annex, her parents, her sister and best friend ,Margot, her second family and an old dentist.

Being Discovered• It was on August 4th,1944, that Anne, her family and

friends were discovered.• For sixty years people have been searching as to who it

was that made that phone call.• There are two main theories as to who it could have

been.• Between 10am and 10.30am a car pulled up outside the

annex.• Several men entered the building. They headed straight

for the bookcase.• They arrested everyone inside the annex along with two

of the helpers.• The two women who had helped the Franks gathered Anne’s

diary ,hoping one day to return it to her.

Arrest And Deportation

• Following their arrests the eight residents of the annex were separated to many different camps.

• These are the names of the following camps, Westerbork, Auschwitz, Bergen Belsen, Buchenwald, Theresienstadt, Mauthausen, Neuengamme and Sachsenhausen.

• Otto Frank was the only one to survive the war.

Anne Franks Legacy• Anne Franks Diary was

first published in 1947.• It has been translated

into over sixty seven languages and has sold over 31million copies worldwide.

• Various centres have been set up around the world in memory of Anne Frank.

• There are centres in New York, Amsterdam, London, Berlin and Basel.