Anne Frank

What fifteen girls have changed history forever? Not many fifteen-year old girls have, but Anne Frank did. It was just an average day at the annex. Everyone was doing the usual, which was quietly reading, studying, or sewing. The annex residents had to be very quiet today. The workers would come at 8:00. The owner of the building, William van Maaren was very suspicious, and he could come at any time. Anne heads off to her …

…could honestly say that he had no more of the diary. He gave these pages to a friend, who gave them to Ms. Muller, author of Anne Frank, the B! iography Anne never really died at Bergin-Belson; her voice lives on. No matter which way you met Anne Frank, through the diary, or the Anne Frank Center, you know that she still lives. She will always live, for generation and generation to meet. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**