Name: Miriam Gitel Jakubowitz
July 22, 2009 03:08 AM | Location:
New Jersey Response:
When I first read
Anne Frank's story, it resonated to the inner depths of my soul.
As a child of Holocaust survivors, I learned first hand of the horrific atrocities my family suffered by the Nazi Regime. My parents were prisoners in the Concentrations Camps for five years and by the Grace of G-D, survived. Unfortunately, most of my family perished.
Reading Anne Frank's Diary, at a young age, helped me to understand more about a young teenager, like myself at the time, comprehend the true meaning of being Jewish.
Finally, it is my hope and prayer that someday, I will find the courage to send my own written book out for publication and share my story.
Rest in peace Anne for all eternity. |
Name: Annessa
July 18, 2009 10:33 PM | Location:
Mobile, Alabama Response:
She and I have the same birthday, but forty (40) years apart and I feel that she and I have a strong connection and I'm a fan of her work; I have her diaries and "The Tales of the Secret Annex" I believe if she was alive she would have been a famous writer and travel the world and her sister Margot would live in Israel; she and Anne would be married and have families of their own. |
Name: Apurva
July 18, 2009 12:47 PM | Location:
India Response:
I read the review of Anne's diary in some book when I was 11 and pestered my dad to bring the book for me. I finally read her diary when I was 12. I am now 13 and am Anne's biggest admirer. She was very brave and had superhuman emotional strength. I have read the book a thousand times and I can't help crying whenever i think about her. She was truly an amazing personality. |
Name: dawn
July 11, 2009 03:37 AM | Location:
creve coeur Illinois Response:
I remember reading the diary of anne Frank when I was a little girl in school and I always wanted to know more about her! I could never imagine what it was like to have to be in hiding especially as a child ! I am now 33 years old and I read everything I can find about this strong girl ! Her diary is touching ,sad , and full of hope ! We are so lucky to be able to read it and see even a little bit into her world |
Name: Geralyn
July 10, 2009 01:33 PM | Location:
USA Response:
A nation gathered its forces to obliterate an entire race of people..and in the end, the tender writings of a pure, young innocent still shines forth as a beacon of courage, hope and optimism. They may have destroyed her physical self..but Anne's truth is immortal. |
Name: Gargi
July 08, 2009 12:53 PM | Location:
India Response:
The moment Anne is mentioned anywhere, be it among my friends, family, I can't help being in tears. She was really an amazing personality. |
Name: Grace
July 08, 2009 12:38 PM | Location:
India Response:
It is really a very emotional book. And am happy that websites are created to let the world know more about Anne and the difficulties of war-time. |
Name: Udosen
July 07, 2009 09:10 AM | Location:
Ghana Response:
i first saw frank anne novel in a movie title" freedom writer" and i admire the novel, i didn't know that was real until here i am, i love the effect it created on the kids. and i admire her the more... |
Name: Natasha Smith
June 30, 2009 06:48 AM | Location:
England Response:
I think this pargraph about ann frank is very intresting. I would like to no more about Ann Frank.
many thanks |
Name: Zena Sørensen
June 30, 2009 02:48 AM | Location:
Australia Response:
What a gift to the world, to the future of mankind, Anne was and will be. Her writing told the story of a young girl, so strong and determined to stay true to herself and keep optimistic toward life and living, even though she was surrounded by such darkness. We should all take a leaf from the pages of Anne, and continue on with our own lives with such hope and bravery. |
