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During World War 2, the Nazis treated Jews very badly. Jews received less food than other people.  They had to wear a yellow star on their clothes, and they were forced to live in special areas called "ghettos". Hitler wanted to exterminate all the Jews in Europe.  He called this idea the Final Solution.  The Nazis built camps where their enemies could be imprisoned and killed. Anne Frank was born in Germany in 1929. In 1933, her Jewish family moved to Amsterdam, in the Netherlands, to escape Hitler's persecution.  When Germany invaded the Netherlands in 1940, Anne's parents prepared some secret rooms above their business offices.  There was a secret entrance to the rooms behind some bookshelves. They hid in the secret rooms for two years.  Friends went shopping for them, brought them food and helped them. Anne wanted to be a writer.  She wrote a diary about her frightening experience, but also about her normal feelings as a teenager.  In 1944, the Nazis discovered the Frank family.  Anne and her sister Margot were sent to a death camp.  Anne and Margot died in the Bergen Belsen camp in 1945. In total, more than 6 million Jewish people were killed by the Nazis.  Today we call their murder the Holocaust.  Anne's diary was published in 1947. It is now one of the most popular books in the world, and it has been translated into more than sixty different languages.

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During World War 2, the Nazis treated Jews very badly. Jews received less food than other people.  They had to wear a yellow star on their clothes, and they were forced to live in special areas called "ghettos". Hitler wanted to exterminate all the Jews in Europe.  He called this idea the Final Solution.  The Nazis built camps where their enemies could be imprisoned and killed. Anne Frank was born in Germany in 1929. In 1933, her Jewish family moved to Amsterdam, in the Netherlands, to escape Hitler's persecution.  When Germany invaded the Netherlands in 1940, Anne's parents prepared some secret rooms above their business offices.  There was a secret entrance to the rooms behind some bookshelves. They hid in the secret rooms for two years.  Friends went shopping for them, brought them food and helped them. Anne wanted to be a writer.  She wrote a diary about her frightening experience, but also about her normal feelings as a teenager.  In 1944, the Nazis discovered the Frank family.  Anne and her sister Margot were sent to a death camp.  Anne and Margot died in the Bergen Belsen camp in 1945. In total, more than 6 million Jewish people were killed by the Nazis.  Today we call their murder the Holocaust.  Anne's diary was published in 1947. It is now one of the most popular books in the world, and it has been translated into more than sixty different languages.

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Tima Trehub.

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The largest concentration camp was Auschwitz in Poland. The Nazis built it in 1940 and in the next five years until the end of the war  in 1945 more than one million people died in it. Hitler called the destruction of Jews "The Final Solution". The first International Holocaust Memorial Day was in 2001. Every year it is on 27th January, because it was the day when the Soviet army liberated the concentration camp prisoners at Auschwitz in 1945. One of the symbols of the Holocaust is the life of Anne Frank. The Frank family were German Jews. In 1933 they  escaped from the Nazis and moved to the Netherlands but in 1940 Germany invaded Holland. Anne was 13 years old and she wrote a diary, but in 1944 Anne and her family were brought to Bergen-Belsen concentration camp. Anne died a month before the Allies liberated Belsen in 1945.

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The largest concentration camp was Auschwitz in Poland. The Nazis built it in 1940 and in the next five years until the end of the war  in 1945 more than one million people died in it. Hitler called the destruction of Jews "The Final Solution". The first International Holocaust Memorial Day was in 2001. Every year it is on 27th January, because it was the day when the Soviet army liberated the concentration camp prisoners at Auschwitz in 1945. One of the symbols of the Holocaust is the life of Anne Frank. The Frank family were German Jews. In 1933 they  escaped from the Nazis and moved to the Netherlands but in 1940 Germany invaded Holland. Anne was 13 years old and she wrote a diary, but in 1944 Anne and her family were brought to Bergen-Belsen concentration camp. Anne died a month before the Allies liberated Belsen in 1945.

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Fabiana Chierichella

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Anne Frank, born in Germany during the Nazi period, was a Jewish girl who had a very difficult life.  At only 13 years old she was killed by German soldiers together with her mother Edith and her sister Margot. During the first years of the Nazi persecution,  Anne and her family were hidden for a long time in special hiding places. It was there that Anne wrote many testimonies in her diary, which was later published by her father, who miraculously survived. One of the most beautiful sentences in the diary is: 'But I have learned one thing: to know people well, you have to have had a serious fight with them at least once. Only then can you judge their character.'

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Anne Frank, born in Germany during the Nazi period, was a Jewish girl who had a very difficult life.  At only 13 years old she was killed by German soldiers together with her mother Edith and her sister Margot. During the first years of the Nazi persecution,  Anne and her family were hidden for a long time in special hiding places. It was there that Anne wrote many testimonies in her diary, which was later published by her father, who miraculously survived. One of the most beautiful sentences in the diary is: 'But I have learned one thing: to know people well, you have to have had a serious fight with them at least once. Only then can you judge their character.'

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Assunta Esposito

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Anne Frank was born in the German city of Frankfurt am Main in 1929. Anne’s sister Margot was three years her senior. Unemployment was high and poverty was severe in Germany, and it was the period in which Adolf Hitler and his party were gaining more and more supporters. Hitler hated the Jews and blamed them for the problems in the country.On 1 September 1939, when Anne was 10 years old, Nazi Germany invaded Poland, and so the Second World War began. Not long after, on 10 May 1940, the Nazis also invaded the Netherlands. Five days later, the Dutch army surrendered. Slowly but surely, the Nazis introduced more and more laws and regulations that made the lives of Jews more difficult. For instance, Jews could no longer visit parks, cinemas, or non-Jewish shops. Anne started writing her diary, but before she had finished writing it, she and the other people hiding were discovered and arrested by police officers on 4 August 1944. The police also arrested two of the helpers. Even now, we do not know the reason for the police raid.Despite the raid, part of Anne’s writing was preserved: two other helpers took the documents before the Secret Annex was emptied by order of the Nazis. 

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Anne Frank was born in the German city of Frankfurt am Main in 1929. Anne’s sister Margot was three years her senior. Unemployment was high and poverty was severe in Germany, and it was the period in which Adolf Hitler and his party were gaining more and more supporters. Hitler hated the Jews and blamed them for the problems in the country.On 1 September 1939, when Anne was 10 years old, Nazi Germany invaded Poland, and so the Second World War began. Not long after, on 10 May 1940, the Nazis also invaded the Netherlands. Five days later, the Dutch army surrendered. Slowly but surely, the Nazis introduced more and more laws and regulations that made the lives of Jews more difficult. For instance, Jews could no longer visit parks, cinemas, or non-Jewish shops. Anne started writing her diary, but before she had finished writing it, she and the other people hiding were discovered and arrested by police officers on 4 August 1944. The police also arrested two of the helpers. Even now, we do not know the reason for the police raid.Despite the raid, part of Anne’s writing was preserved: two other helpers took the documents before the Secret Annex was emptied by order of the Nazis. 

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Antonio Menna

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I think  the holocaust is a disgusting thing. The thought that millions  people have been killed, including teenagers, children and pregnant women makes me shiver.
Balzamo Eliana

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All the people who have lost their lives
All those senseless lethal lies
All this injustice in this cruel cold world
On the conscience it weighs like a bloody sword
Thinking of the little girl in the red jacket
Once a mistake is made, you can never go back
There is talk of Anne Frank but there are many others
Thank God if you have parents
Sad story that stops my breath
Now some silence for the people dead

Daniel Neamtu

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Anne Frank's diary was not born to be a book. It contains the thoughts and words of a girl who was perhaps my age when she started writing her first diary. Her name was Annelies Marie Frank and she signed herself Anne. Anne was born in 1929, she was Jewish and with her family she had to leave her hometown, Frankfurt in Germany, to find a place where the Nazis were not in power. She found it in 1933 in Amsterdam, Holland. Where the Nazis ruled, the Jews lost all their liberties, they could no longer live. Jews were subjected to violence by the Nazis, they were beaten and imprisoned. The Nazi plan was only just beginning. Anne grew up in Amsterdam with German friends and new Dutch friends. She attended Montessori school and loved  writing. She was a happy girl and many of her thoughts probably resembled mine:  which people I love to hang out with and who I prefer to avoid, books to read, films to see ... then everything got worse: The Second World War broke out, Nazi Germany invaded Holland in a few days and the same laws against the Jews from which the Frank family had fled also reached Amsterdam. Anne had to drop out of school. Otto Frank, her father, ran a company in the city center. There  Otto secretly prepared some rooms for his family to hide. The Frank family decided to hide in the rooms prepared by their father on 6 July 1942. With her diary Anna from the past invites us to look at Anna in the present through the eyes of the many girls and boys, who live in solitude and pain, fearing war, in poverty or abandonment, lacking hope because life has been too hard to them. For all these people we can do a lot. Perhaps yesterday's Anna, between the lines of her diary, asks us to save today's Anna.

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Anne Frank's diary was not born to be a book. It contains the thoughts and words of a girl who was perhaps my age when she started writing her first diary. Her name was Annelies Marie Frank and she signed herself Anne. Anne was born in 1929, she was Jewish and with her family she had to leave her hometown, Frankfurt in Germany, to find a place where the Nazis were not in power. She found it in 1933 in Amsterdam, Holland. Where the Nazis ruled, the Jews lost all their liberties, they could no longer live. Jews were subjected to violence by the Nazis, they were beaten and imprisoned. The Nazi plan was only just beginning. Anne grew up in Amsterdam with German friends and new Dutch friends. She attended Montessori school and loved  writing. She was a happy girl and many of her thoughts probably resembled mine:  which people I love to hang out with and who I prefer to avoid, books to read, films to see ... then everything got worse: The Second World War broke out, Nazi Germany invaded Holland in a few days and the same laws against the Jews from which the Frank family had fled also reached Amsterdam. Anne had to drop out of school. Otto Frank, her father, ran a company in the city center. There  Otto secretly prepared some rooms for his family to hide. The Frank family decided to hide in the rooms prepared by their father on 6 July 1942. With her diary Anna from the past invites us to look at Anna in the present through the eyes of the many girls and boys, who live in solitude and pain, fearing war, in poverty or abandonment, lacking hope because life has been too hard to them. For all these people we can do a lot. Perhaps yesterday's Anna, between the lines of her diary, asks us to save today's Anna.

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Sabrina Fabozzi

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Where the Nazis ruled, the Jews lost all their liberties, they could no longer live.

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Where the Nazis ruled, the Jews lost all their liberties, they could no longer live.

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Sabrina Fabozzi

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In 1930 Germany was weak, poor and afflicted and Hitler exploited each of these weaknesses to manipulate everyone and rise to command only to achieve his sole purpose of exterminating the Jewish race, convincing everyone that it was only their fault that in the First World War they had been defeated, so that he managed to convince everyone to deport the Jews to concentration camps causing the deaths of over six million Jews. Let's make sure it doesn't happen again.

Francesca Barba

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"I don't think at the misery, but of the beauty that still remains"

"People can tell you to keep your mouth shut, but that doesn't stop you from having your own opinion"

"How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world"

"What is done cannot be undone, but one can prevent it happening again"

"Where there's hope, there's life. It fills us with fresh courage and makes us strong again"

"The best remedy for those who are afraid, lonely or unhappy is to go outside, somewhere where they can be quiet, alone with the sky, nature and God. Because only then does one feel that all is as it should be"

Matteo Ambrosino

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When the deported entered the gas chambers, they came in thinking about taking a shower, there were also the instructions on the outer wall as in a gym, with the only one difference that from those showers didn't come out water but 'ZYKLON B", the toxic gas used by the Nazis.  5kg to 7kg of Zyklon B were enough to kill from 1000 to 2000 people in a few minutes. Between 1942 and 1944  almost 8000kg of Zyklon B were ordered in Auschwitz. Between 1940 and 1944, 1,3 million  people were deported;  200,000 prisoners were retained skilled to access forced job; 1,1 million were exterminated in the death chambers. Every time we remember this, the most frequently asked questions are: why has this happened? Why did no one rebel? It was a death strategy studied in a mathematical way, this is one of the most terrible parts of extermination. Hitler and his army built a factory of death, Auschwitz. Auschwitz was composed by 40 camps, of which 2 were the main ones: Auschwitz I which was inaugurated in 1940, first for Polish politicians prisoners, and Auschwitz II-Birkenau which went into operation in 1942 to accomplish "The final solution to the Jewish question". Only in Birkenau, between 1942 and 1944  1 million people were exterminated.

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When the deported entered the gas chambers, they came in thinking about taking a shower, there were also the instructions on the outer wall as in a gym, with the only one difference that from those showers didn't come out water but 'ZYKLON B", the toxic gas used by the Nazis.  5kg to 7kg of Zyklon B were enough to kill from 1000 to 2000 people in a few minutes. Between 1942 and 1944  almost 8000kg of Zyklon B were ordered in Auschwitz. Between 1940 and 1944, 1,3 million  people were deported;  200,000 prisoners were retained skilled to access forced job; 1,1 million were exterminated in the death chambers. Every time we remember this, the most frequently asked questions are: why has this happened? Why did no one rebel? It was a death strategy studied in a mathematical way, this is one of the most terrible parts of extermination. Hitler and his army built a factory of death, Auschwitz. Auschwitz was composed by 40 camps, of which 2 were the main ones: Auschwitz I which was inaugurated in 1940, first for Polish politicians prisoners, and Auschwitz II-Birkenau which went into operation in 1942 to accomplish "The final solution to the Jewish question". Only in Birkenau, between 1942 and 1944  1 million people were exterminated.

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Daniele Roati

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Hitler ordered to capture all the Jews  and to send them to concentration camps to kill them in the gas chambers. Anne Frank was a victim,  but before she was captured she wrote in a diary everything she did during the days she was hiding.

Her diary was found by his father so he later published it.

Ciro Tammaro

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During World War 2, the Nazis treated jews very badly. There was food rationing and Jews received less food than other people.
They had to wear a yellow star on their clothes for identification, and in some cities they were forced to live in special areas called 'ghettos'. Hitler wanted to exterminate all the Jews in Europe. He called this idea the Final Solution. The Nazis built camps were their enemies could be imprisoned and killed.
Giovanni Bolognesi

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Ivan Giordano :)

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This is an Auschwitz survivor.  He tells of his suffering and how bad it was seeing his sister and father killed for being Jews.
One of the victims we remember most is Anna Frank. We remember Anna for her diary, found after her death. She is a symbol of the suffering of the Jews during the Second World War; she became famous for her diary, that she wrote during the Nazi occupation.

Arianna Apicella

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Giuseppe De Marinis

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In 1933 the Nazi party and they leader, Adolf Hitler, took control of the German government. Hitler believed that some races were superior to others, and he did not think that Jews were "people" at all. During World War II, the Nazis treated Jews very badly. Jews had to wear a yellow star on their clothes for identification and live in restricted areas called "ghettos". Hitler wanted to exterminate all the Jews. The Nazis built camps to kill their enemies. Anne Frank was born in Germany in 1929. In 1933, her family moved to Amsterdam to escape Hitler's persecution. In 1940 Germany invaded the Netherlands, so Anne's parents prepared some secret rooms above their offices. They hid in the secret rooms for 2 years; friends brought them food. Anne wrote a diary about her experience and her feelings as a teenager. In 1944 the Nazis discovered the Frank Family. Anne and her sister were sent to a death camp. They died in the Bergen-Belsen camp in 1945. More than 6 million Jewish people were killed by the Nazis. We call their murder the Holocaust. Anne's father survived the war. In 1947 Anne's diary was finally published. It is one of the most popular books in the world. Anne Frank's life, and death, will never be forgotten.

Martina Di Martino.

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Anna Frank was born on 12th June 1929 from a Jewish family and she was one of over a million children who died in the Holocaust. We know about her because she wrote a diary about her feeling and thoughts during the Nazi occupation and for this reason she's still famous today. In 1993 Hitler, the leader of Germany, began to persecute Jews because he considered them an inferior  race, so  the Frank  family abandoned Germany and went to live in the Netherlands. But in 1940,  Germans invaded the Netherlands too. Despite Nazi control, they managed to hide  in a secret place  for two years. Then they  were  arrested and Anne  and her  sister Margot  were deported  to Bergen - Belsen  concentration camp. They  died there of typhus just three weeks before the  liberation. Their parents went  to Auschwitz and her father is the only  person of the family  who survived.

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Anna Frank was born on 12th June 1929 from a Jewish family and she was one of over a million children who died in the Holocaust. We know about her because she wrote a diary about her feeling and thoughts during the Nazi occupation and for this reason she's still famous today. In 1993 Hitler, the leader of Germany, began to persecute Jews because he considered them an inferior  race, so  the Frank  family abandoned Germany and went to live in the Netherlands. But in 1940,  Germans invaded the Netherlands too. Despite Nazi control, they managed to hide  in a secret place  for two years. Then they  were  arrested and Anne  and her  sister Margot  were deported  to Bergen - Belsen  concentration camp. They  died there of typhus just three weeks before the  liberation. Their parents went  to Auschwitz and her father is the only  person of the family  who survived.