Anne Frank: Diary Adventure

Anne

Jun 12, 1929

This was the date a rememberable Jew was born. Her name was Anne Frank.

Anne Frank: Diary Adventure

Period: Jun 12, 1929 to Jun 1, 1947

Chacellor of Germany

Jan 30, 1933

On this date, Hitler became chancellor of Germany. The first ant-jewish laws are established. This is when the Frank's decided to go into hiding. They chose the Netherlands.

Netherlands

May 10, 1940

Hitler decided to invade the Netherlands. One of the purposes of the German invasion of the Netherlands was to draw away attention from operations in the Ardennes.

Anne's Special Day

Jun 12, 1942

This day was Anne's birthday. (again) She recieved her diary this day.

Deportation

Jul 5, 1942

Margot (Anne's SIster) recieves a letter explaining her deportation to a forced labor camp. This is when the Frank's decided to first go into hiding.

Joining

Jul 13, 1942

The van Pel's were very close to the Franks. Since the German's were sending letter's left and right, the van Pel's decided to come early. They were originally suppose to arrive on the 14th.

Joining (Again)

Nov 16, 1942

Fritz Pfeffer was the 8th and final resident to join the Frank's. Fritz had been familiar with the Frank's because he had been the family dentist for years.

Betrayal

Aug 4, 1944

This was the tragic date the the Frank's had been found! THey were taken to the police station and arrested in Amsterdam. THey were taken to Westerbork transit camp.

Road to Auschwitz

Sep 3, 1944

The 8 residents are taken in a sealed carrle car to Auschwitzs. The men were separated from the women.

Bergen-Belson

Oct 18, 1944

Anne Margot, and Mrs. van Pel's enter Bergen-Belson. Edith F. remained in women's sup-camp at Auschwitz.

Liberated

Jan 27, 1945

Otto Frank had been liberated from Auschwitz. He was then taken to Odessa then France before he can go back to Amsterdam.

Death

Mar 10, 1945

Anne Frank died on this day. Her sister died just a few day's after.

Arrival

Jun 3, 1945

Otto Frank arrived and met up with the Mieps. He found out that his wife died but didn't know about daughters yet. He still had hope.

Beginning of the Diary

Oct 24, 1945

Otto recieves the letter of the deaths of his daughters at Bergen-Belson. Miep had discovered the diary and gave it to Otto.

A New Beginning

Aug 23, 1947

The first 1,500 copies were sold in Amsterdam. A short time later the Diary was known all around the world.