Anne Frank Portfolio Madison askins- period 4

The story of anne maria frank

EXPLORING the setting

Anne frank hOuse

The book case that lead to The Secret Annex

The Anne Frank House is were the Frank family hid from the Nazi during the holocaust for 2 years. The Anne Frank House is in Amsterdam, Netherlands. The Anne Frank House was established on May 3rd, 1960. This house is one of the most visit place in Amsterdam, with over 1.3 million people visiting in 2016. The house was founded by Anne's father, Otto Frank.

Van Gogh Museum

One of Van Gogh's famous art

The Van Gogh museum was established in June 2nd,1973. The museum is located in Amsterdam, Netherlands. The Van Gogh Museum is dedicated to the brilliant at Vincent Van Gogh and his work. This museum is ranked second nationally in 2015. It is visited by over 2.1 million people into 2016.

Neuremberg Law

This here is a picture of the race law, this how the Nazi found out if you were Jewish. They traced back all the way to great grandparents. Black meant Jewish and non color meant German. The Nazi's main goal was to have pure German blood.




Propaganda is information that is biased or very misleading from someone POV. There is 8 types of propaganda.

  1. "Card stacking" focuses on the best features and leaves out the problems.
  2. "Testimonial" uses a well known person or people to endorses their product or service.
  3. "Glittering Generalities" used words or ideas that evoke an emotional response.
  4. "Transfer" relates a product to someone or something we like.
  5. " Plain Folk" uses regular people to sell a product or a service.
  6. "Bandwagon" asks people to "join the crowd" cause everyone else is.
  7. "Name calling" connects a person, product or idea to something negative
  8. "Demonization" to make a group of people or a person look evil

Anne Frank

On June 12,1929, Anne Frank was born in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. In 1941, Anne was forced to attend an all Jewish school, Joods Lyceum. June 12,1942, she is given a diary for her 13th birthday. Margot, her sister, received a call up slip to report to a "work camp" in Germany on July 5,1942. On July 6, 1942, the Franks go into hiding. 2 years later, the Franks are found and arrested and sent to Auschwitz. September 6,1944, Anne survived the "selection". October 1944, Anne and Margot are deported to Bergen-Belsen concentration camp, Germany. Anne and Margot both die at Bergen-Belsen in February 1945 from a disease called "typhus. June 25,1947, Otto get the diary published in the Netherlands.

Margot Frank

Born on February 16, 1926 in Frankfurt am Main, Germany Margot Frank was born. In 1932 she starts school at Ludwig Richter Shule. Margot and her parents moved to the Netherlands. February 16, 1934, Anne comes to Amsterdam as a "birthday surprise" for Margaret. Anne shares in her diary that Margot "eats like a mouse, and doesn't say a word. " They had a few fights and the time spent in the Annex. Anne also writes that her sister wants to become a maternity nurse after the war and that she wanted to study medicine. Margot did keep a diary during the war, but it was never found. July 5, 1942, Margot receives a call-up slip saying that she has to report for a "work camp" in Germany. The next day her family go into hiding. August 4- September 6,1944, the 8 people in hiding are arrested and sent to Auschwitz. Late October- beginning of November 1944, Margot and Anne are deported to Bergen-Belsen concentration camp. February 1945, Margot dies from a disease called "typhus" in Bergen Belsen at age 19.

Peter van Pels

November 8, 1926, Peter born in Osnabrück, Germany. On July 26, 1937, him and his parents moved to the Netherlands. July 13, 1942, Peter goes into hiding in the Annex. Anne's 1st impression appears that he is lazy and hypersensitive. Anne says "he has a cat and chops wood, carries the vegetables and potatoes from up stairs and he also cleans the attic and watches his own overalls." August 4, 1944, all 8 people are arrested and arrive at Westerbork,Netherlands. September 3,1944, Peter and the others are sent to Auschwitz in Poland by train.Peter survives the selection on September 6. Around January 18, 1945,when Auschwitz is evacuated Peter must join the "death march" to camps further west. After registering at Maathausen concentration camp, Peter dies May 10, 1945 at age 19.

Otto Frank

Otto Frank was the father of Anne and Margot Frank and a loving husband to Edith Frank. Otto Frank was born on May 12, 1889 in Frankfurt Germany. In 1909 through 1911 he have left for New York to gain work experience at Macy's department store and a bank. In 1915, Otto is drafted into the military and two years later, he is promoted to the rank of Army Lieutenant. On May 12, 1925 he married his wife, Edith Holländer. February 16,1926, Otto's 1st kid is born, Margot. A few years later his second child is born, Anne. Otto sets up the Opekta company and becomes director. December 1941, and Jews are for bidden to own their own businesses, so Otto appoints Mr. Kleman and Mr. Kugler as directors but remains in charge behind the scenes. July 6, 1942, auto makes decision for his family to go into hiding. June 25, 1947, Otto receives news that his family didn't make it through the war and publishers and diary. November 10, 1953, Otto remarries to Elfriede Markovits. May 3, 1960, Otto attends the opening of The Anne Frank House. August 19, 1980, Otto passes away from lung cancer and Basel, Switzerland.

Act I Summary

The play begins at the end of the Holocaust, we see that Otto is the only survivor of the 8 people who lived in the Annex. Miep gives the diary that was written by Anne to Otto. The Van Daas met up with the Franks at the Annex. Peter rips off his Star of David off of his clothing and burns it, but Anne couldn't burn her Star. That night, Anne begins to write in her diary that she had received from her father. Mr. Düssel comes and joins the people in the Annex because he was called up to come work in a "death camp."


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