frank, anne

Provides an account of Anne Frank and her family based on letters and photographs the Franks sent to father Otto's mother Alice, and passed down to her grandson, Buddy.

Joop, confronted by a brother he has not seen in sixty years, confesses a secret from his childhood that has scarred his entire life--that as a boy, in his desire to please his father, he set in motion the events that led the Nazis to the hiding place of Anne Frank and her family.

A thirteen-year-old Dutch-Jewish girl records her impressions of the two years she and seven others spent hiding from the Nazis before they were discovered and taken to concentration camps. Includes entries previously omitted.

Chronicles the life of Anne Frank, the teenaged Jewish girl whose diary of her years in hiding from the Nazis with her family in Holland became known the world over after the Second World War; provides historical context on Nazi persecution of the Jews, a time line, a glossary, and lists of related resources.

A brief biography of Anne Frank in graphic format descibing how she and her Jewish family were forced into hiding and later taken to the death camps by Nazis during World War II.

A comprehensive look at the life of Anne Frank, her family, and the friends who helped them and other Jews to elude Nazi soldiers for two years by hiding in an attic.

Describes the life of a Jewish teenage girl living in Holland during World War II. After two years of hiding, the Nazis captured her.

With the understanding of one writer for another, the author parses the artistry, ambition, and enduring influence of Anne Frank's beloved classic, "The Diary of a Young Girl.".

Contains eighteen essays in which the authors discuss various aspects of the life of Holocaust victim Anne Frank, discussing her experiences in hiding with her family from the Nazis, her arrest and death, her diary, and her legacy.