Comparing Goodrich And Hackett's The Diary Of Anne Frank

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Analyzing “The Diary of Anne Frank” and “Dear Cara: Letters from Otto Frank” The Diary of Anne Frank is written by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett which is based on the book Anne Frank: Diary of a Young Girl. The book was published by Goodrich and Hackett in the year of 1956. The Diary of Anne Frank is about a Jewish girl who is forced into hiding during the Holocaust. Together with seven other people in the annex she discovered who she was coming to be from a child to a young adult. When they were discovered by Nazis after two years in hiding her diary was left and soon discover by Miep in which Otto wanted to fulfill her dream of publishing parts of it. Dear Cara: Letters from Otto Frank by Cara Weiss Wilson is a book about a young girl…show more content…
During the time period known as the Holocaust (1933-1945) many disabled people, Gypsies and Jews were sent to concentration camps because they were not a part of Hitler’s “Ideal” race. Hitler soon blamed Jewish people for causing Germany for losing the war. He then sought to use Social Darwinism and begin creating a race for perfect people. The information presented in this book can be viewed many ways. Some ways include racism, looking at a group as a whole rather than individually, and suffering. These topics can be presented because First, Hitler was blaming one race for the doing of something totally different by another country. Second, many people were confused because Hitler did not want any Jews alive because he looked at them all the same no matter what their personality was like and what they saw in others as a person and not as an ethnic group. The third reasoning of suffering because many people had to suffered from being different from others just because God made them that way. No one should be judged based on their creed, race or religion. Within the book of Anne Frank, the book is mainly involved around World War II in which western powers such as Germany is trying to restore strong power. Many people are concern about when the war will end but instead of weeping over it they continue to stay strong as a
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