Anne Frank was born to Jewish parents in 1929
in Frankfurt. In 1933 her family fled from the terror of the National
Socialists to Holland from Germany. After the invasion of Netherlands by German troops, Anne Frank and her family
hid in the near annexe to a house in Amsterdam. There she wrote her world
famous diary. After the betrayal of their hiding place in 1944, their family
was deported and she died in the concentration camp.
With the publication of her diary, Anne frank
became a symbol of the millions of Jews who fell victim to the racist
extermination policy.
Anne frank’s TALES OFROM THE SECRET ANNEXE is
a collection of the young author’s writings, which includes short stories,
fables, personal reminiscences and her unfinished novel CADY’S LIFE edited by
Gerrold Van Der Stroom and Sausan Mossoty.
THE PORTER’S FAMILY, EVE’S DREAM, PAULA’S
PLANE TRIP, KATHY, THE FLOWER GIRL and BLURRY THE EXPLORER are some of her best
short fictions from “Tales from the secret Annexe.” Anne Frank died in 1945 in
the concentration camp at the age of 15
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