Anne Frank's parents were lenient towards her as she had a friendship with a boy, and she was trying harder to learn French, as her origin is German.
<h3>What is the significance of Anne Frank?</h3>
As per the notes in the 'Diary of Anne Frank' as of September 27, 1942, it has been mentioned that her parents are furious, especially her father because she was a friend with a boy.
Her parents show more leniency towards her when they realize she had been an ignoramus in learning to be well-versed in the French language.
Hence, the significance of Anne Frank is aforementioned.
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Answer and Explanation:
Hitler, Mussoline and Franco stimulated the feeling of revanchism in their countries, making the citizens of each country see themselves as victims of other European nations that should be fought in the name of the honor of their homelands. With that, a great feeling of nationalism developed an imperialist position of the governments that, supported by the citizens, began to spread in smaller nations and to promote the suffering and the domination of other territories, creating the necessity that these territories defend themselves militarily, generating thus the second world war.
