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In what year did Anne Frank receive her diary for her thirteenth birthday?
Why did Margot, Anne's sister, receive a summons in 1942?
What was the reason for the Franks to go into hiding?
Who joined the Franks in hiding?
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What was the name of the teenage son of the Van Daans?
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Why did the Franks have to wear stars of David?
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How long did Anne Frank keep her diary for?
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Who joins the group in the annex in November 1942?
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What is a common complaint of Anne's about the food in the annex?
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What event in September 1943 brings hope to Anne?
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What event in April 1944 causes tension in the annex?
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What is a significant event that occurs on June 9, 1944?
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What is the focus of Anne's last entry on August 1, 1944?
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What happens to the residents of the secret annex on August 4, 1944?
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Where did Anne Frank die in early 1945?
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Study Notes
Diary of a Young Girl
- The diary is composed of journal entries written by Anne Frank over a two-year period, without a traditional story structure.
Move to the Annex: 1942
- Anne introduces herself, her family, and the others hiding in the secret annex, rooms attached to her father's office building.
- June 12, 1942: Anne receives her diary for her 13th birthday and begins writing entries.
- July 5, 1942: Margot, Anne's sister, is summoned to report to a German work camp, prompting the Franks to move into the secret annex.
- July 8-9, 1942: Anne records the move into the annex in her diary.
- July 13, 1942: The Van Daans (Van Pels) join the Franks in hiding, including a teenage son, Peter.
- November 17, 1942: An eighth person, a dentist named Pfeffer (Dussel), joins the group in the annex.
The Long Wait: 1943
- Anne records the fear of being discovered, tensions, and arguments among the group.
- February 27, 1943: The owner of the office building sells it without telling the employees helping the Franks hide.
- September 8, 1943: Italy surrenders to the Allies, giving Anne hope that the war will end soon.
Openness & Safety: 1944
- Anne and the others begin to flourish in the cramped annex, with Anne exploring self-discovery and relationships.
- March 1944: Anne writes about her burgeoning relationship with Peter.
- April 11, 1944: Burglars break into the warehouse, and Peter and the men investigate, fearing the burglars may have alerted the police.
- June 9, 1944: Anne reports good news about the Allies invading France, and the residents of the annex are hopeful the war will soon end.
- June 13, 1944: Anne's 15th birthday marks two years of writing in her diary and almost two years of hiding in the annex.
- June-August 1944: Anne's entries are increasingly optimistic about the war ending soon.
- August 1, 1944: Anne's last entry discusses her feelings about people's perceptions and her inner self.
- August 4, 1944: The eight residents of the secret annex and two helpers are arrested and deported.
- Early 1945: Anne Frank dies in the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp.
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Description
Explore the structure and events of Anne Frank's Diary of a Young Girl, a personal and historical account of her experiences during WWII. Identify key plot points and character development throughout the book.
