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Anne's sister Margot Frank had a big effect on her life because she was the only relative that she had left with her. Margot Frank was born on febuary 16th 1926. Anne and her sister got transfered to a diffrent concentration camp, called Bergen-Belsen, together. Margot died at Bergen- Belsen at age 19, in 1945.
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Anne Frank was born on June 12th, 1929, in Frankfurt Germany. Her parents were Edith and Otto Frank.
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Adolf Hitler was a dictator that took over Germany in 1933. He also set up concentration camps and persecuted the Jews.
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On March 1933 Adolf Hitler takes over Germany, as a dictator.
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The United States of America entered World War 2, In December 1941.
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The Germans give up in the battle of Starlingrad, on Febuary 2nd 1943.
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Her and her sister were moved to the "scabies barracks". When somebody died they were thrown onto a pile of dead bodies.
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Anne Frank had no freedom or privocey at all in the concentration camps. She had to stay in the a womens barracks with a lot of other people. The beds were filled with lice, fleas, and full of disease. No one even had privocey in the bathroom.
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Her and her sister were moved from the camp that their family was at (Auschwitz) and didn't get to see them again. Anne and Margot were sent to a diffrent consetration camp,Bergen- Belsen.
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Lies Goosens was a close friend of Anne Frank. She tried to help Anne by sneaking food over the gate, unsucessfully. She was also someone that Anne could talk to.
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Anne Frank died of typhus. In March 1945, at the concentration camp Bergen-Belsen. She lived to be 15 years old.
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Anne Frank wrote her diaries about her life. In 1947- 1952 her diaries were published around the world. The book Anne Frank: A Diary of a Young Girl was translated into more than 50 languages. After Anne died her diaries were given to her father, Otto Frank, then they were published.
