THE HOLOCAUST
1933 – 1945
Anne Frank Hiding and Betrayal
THE HOLOCAUST
WAS THE SYSTEMATIC,
BUREAUCRATIC MASS
MURDER OF MORE THAN
SIX MILLION JEWS BY THE
NAZI REGIME AND ITS
COLLABORATORS
Holocaust History
An overview of Anne Frank and her
family’s experiences through
persecution, hiding, betrayal,
deportation, and the Nazi concentration
camp system
Anne Frank Sculpture
Bust
Created by K-12th grade and College-Age Students
Over 30 million copies of Anne
Frank’s diary have been sold and the
literary work has been translated
into 67 languages. As a Jewish
teenager during The Holocaust, she
was hidden for two years from Adolf
Hitler’s plan, the “Final Solution,” to
annihilate the Jews. Her diary
archives the peril her family daily
faced while in hiding. Anne Frank, at
the age of 15, perished in the
Bergen-Belsen Concentration Camp
in 1945.
Anne Frank’s Secret Annex
Scale Model
Created by K-12th grade and College-Age Students
This is the “Hiding
Place” where Anne
Frank and her family
were hidden from the
Nazis for almost two
years.
Anne Frank and Friends
Sculpture
Created by K-12th grade and College-Age Students
During the Holocaust, Anne was a normal little girl with friends just
like many other children, until she was forced into hiding in an
attempt to save her life.
Anne Frank: Portrait
Oil Painting
Created by K-12th grade and College-Age Students
Of the more than 6
million Jews murdered
during The Holocaust,
nearly 1.5 million were
innocent children like
Anne Frank.
Anne Frank: The Diarist
Oil Painting
Created by K-12th grade and College-Age Students
Anne Frank is perhaps one of
the most widely known
victims of The Holocaust.
Many children read her
diaries, yet never realize the
extensive impact that The
Holocaust had on 20th Century
World History and future
generations.
Sources
http://www.ushmm.org/
http://www.annefrank.org/
Images courtesy of the WFCS Holocaust Museum
http://theholocaustmuseum.info/
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