1) Anne Frank was a young Jewish girl who lived happily in Germany until the rise of the Nazi regime forced her family to flee to Amsterdam to escape persecution.
2) In Amsterdam, Anne and her family went into hiding for two years to avoid detection by the Nazis, during which time Anne wrote a diary documenting their experiences.
3) Anne and her family were eventually discovered and arrested, and Anne died in a Nazi concentration camp at the age of 15. Her diary was published after her death and has become one of the most influential works about the Holocaust, selling over 25 million copies worldwide.
1) Anne Frank was a young Jewish girl who lived happily in Germany until the rise of the Nazi regime forced her family to flee to Amsterdam to escape persecution.
2) In Amsterdam, Anne and her family went into hiding for two years to avoid detection by the Nazis, during which time Anne wrote a diary documenting their experiences.
3) Anne and her family were eventually discovered and arrested, and Anne died in a Nazi concentration camp at the age of 15. Her diary was published after her death and has become one of the most influential works about the Holocaust, selling over 25 million copies worldwide.
1) Anne Frank was a young Jewish girl who lived happily in Germany until the rise of the Nazi regime forced her family to flee to Amsterdam to escape persecution.
2) In Amsterdam, Anne and her family went into hiding for two years to avoid detection by the Nazis, during which time Anne wrote a diary documenting their experiences.
3) Anne and her family were eventually discovered and arrested, and Anne died in a Nazi concentration camp at the age of 15. Her diary was published after her death and has become one of the most influential works about the Holocaust, selling over 25 million copies worldwide.
1) Anne Frank was a young Jewish girl who lived happily in Germany until the rise of the Nazi regime forced her family to flee to Amsterdam to escape persecution.
2) In Amsterdam, Anne and her family went into hiding for two years to avoid detection by the Nazis, during which time Anne wrote a diary documenting their experiences.
3) Anne and her family were eventually discovered and arrested, and Anne died in a Nazi concentration camp at the age of 15. Her diary was published after her death and has become one of the most influential works about the Holocaust, selling over 25 million copies worldwide.
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Topic : Anne Frank
General Purpose : To inform
Specific Purpose : To inform my audience the history of Anne Frank.
Central Idea : The three historic points of Anne Frank are who is Anne Frank? The early
life of Anne Frank and the impact of Anne Frank to the world.
I. Introduction
A. Attention Getter: Once, there lived a guy who is very well-known to have a tiny mustache. He used to have a regime who once rules the world. Can you guess who he is? Yes, he was Adolf Hitler, who rules the Nazis regime. Do you know that they were the main cause of Holocaust which murdered over a million of innocent children? I bet you dont.
B. Reveal topic: So today, I would not be talking about the Nazis, but about one of the innocent life the Nazis have taken. She is known to be, Annelies Marie Frank or widely known as Anne Frank.
Anne Frank is just a young little Jewish girl who had been living her life happily. She was born on June 12th 1929 in Frankfurt, Germany. She had a father, Otto Frank, mother, Edith Frank and a sister 3 years her senior, named Margot Frank.
Anne Frank is now one of the most influential person in the century as she explained the actual events during the World War II. Anne Frank who is a well-acclaimed writer because of her style of writing, explained in her diary about the horrible experience all of them had gone through. Because of that, her name is very much well known worldwide in the history of the world.
From an incident to an inspiring life journey, Anne Frank has
definitely captured the hearts of the people.
C. Credibility Statement:
1. I have been fascinated by the history of Anne Frank for as long as I
can remember. 2. I have read, watched and heard about Anne Frank for some times as my friends and I have been discussing about her in our talks. D. Preview of Main Points:
1. Firstly, I will discuss the life of Anne Frank.
2. Secondly, I will discuss the early life of Anne Frank. 3. Thirdly, I will discuss the impact Anne Frank has brought to the world.
II. Body
A. The life of Anne Frank
1. Anne Frank s early life Anne Frank was born in a typical middle class family. Who had been living in the outskirts of Frankfurt quietly, harmoniously and peacefully. The Franks had lived there centuries.
Her family was of Jewish origin and they were liberal in their outlook. They did not follow the conservative customs and traditions of Judaism. She was raised in mixed community of Jewish and non-Jewish people of various religions.
According to the History Channel, a dramatic change came to happened as they lived during the rise of the Adolf Hitler and the rise of Anti-Semitism. This leads the Jews to leave the country. As of the Franks, they bound for Amsterdam.
2. The life during the Nazis empowerment
Anne Frank who had moved to Amsterdam only lived there peacefully for a short time. Their peacefulness were disrupted when the Nazi had come to invade Netherland. It took them only 5 days to take over Netherland. Then, an Anti-Jewish law was issued where the Jewish people cannot mix with the Non-Jewish.
Later, Otto Frank thought that it was best for them to hide as the World War II has begun and to keep them from going to concentration camp.
The hiding place was located on top of Otto Franks office. As they started hiding, Anne Frank started writing in her diary about the events in the attic and many more.
The hiding life was hell for Anne as they suffered boredom, hunger and the fear of being discovered and death.
3. Anne Franks life after the arrest
Anne Frank and the other 8 family who went hiding for 2 years, were then caught. The secret annex were stormed by the German troops. They who were arrested were taken to concentration camps for punishment. Anne Frank and her sister, Margot were separated from their parents.
Not long after that, the other died. Anne Frank and Margot, who was placed at Bergen Belsen, slowly died because of a disease they caught since the hygiene of the camp was awful. The only survivor among them was Otto Frank.
Otto, found her diary and published it to the public as one of the war diary.
III. CONCLUSION
A. Closure:
In conclusion, Anne Frank, has shown us the power of written words. Although she had no idea of its impact, her diary was sold over 25 million copies in over 67 languages. Through her diary, she had made us understand about the Holocaust and the suffering that they suffered. Because of the power of written words by Anne Frank herself, her diary remains to be one of the most read diary and an eye opener for the 20 th century.
