In the diary of anne frank, act ii, why does anne leave her diary behind when the nazis come to take the families and mr. Dussel

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In the diary of anne frank, act ii, why does anne leave her diary behind when the nazis come to take the families and mr. Dussel

away?.

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Mariana [72] · Answer 1 · 2024-09-21T13:31:25+03:00

Because She doesn't want it to get ruined.

<h3>What transpired in Anne Frank's diary's Act 2?</h3>

Being a teen caught in the war unleashes a torrent of repressed rage in Anne. She snaps at her mother and accuses the adults for her difficulties. But after forgetting her cake and slamming the door, she finds an unusual ally in Peter.

<h3>What transpired in Anne Frank's Diary Act 1 Scene 2?</h3>

Peter and Anne become more familiar. He is informed by Anne that she misses the kitten she had to leave behind. Anne claims she is unable to bring herself to destroy Peter's Star of David. The Annex will come to her mind as an odd summer boarding place, Anne informs her father.

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