Jewish German-Dutch diarist Anne Frank was born in the Netherlands. She became famous after her death when The Diary of a Young Girl was published in 1947, making her one of the most talked-about Jewish Holocaust victims.
Anne Frank: Google Doodle, Cause Of Death, Net Worth, Legacy
German-born Jewish Holocaust victim Anne Frank is well-known for keeping a journal of her experiences.
Google Doodle:
Google honored the Holocaust survivor with doodles illustrating events from her life that she had recorded in her diary on the occasion of the release of Anne Frank’s diary on its 75th anniversary.
The doodles were released in more than 25 nations, including the US, Germany, and the UK. They also paid homage to Frank, who would have turned 93 years old earlier this month.
The layered collage design used in the diary serves as an inspiration for the doodles’ design. Based on Frank’s own account of events that she took from her diary, the scenarios were illustrated.
Cause Of Death:
The cause of Anne’s death was Typhus fever
In Bergen-Belsen, Anne passes away from exhaustion. Bergen-Belsen also had terrible conditions. Food was scarce, it was chilly and rainy, and dangerous diseases were rampant.
Margot and Anne both had typhus. Due to its consequences, they both passed away in February 1945, Margot first and Anne shortly after.
Anne and her sister Margot were moved from Auschwitz to Bergen-Belsen concentration camp on November 1, 1944, where they passed just a few months later (perhaps from typhus).
Net Worth:
According to sources, Anne Frank had an estimated net worth of $11 billion at the time of her death.
On June 12, 1929, in Frankfurt, Germany, Anne Frank was born. Jewish Holocaust victim who wrote about her family’s escape from the Nazis during the German occupation of the Netherlands during World War II in her diary.
She details her time spent hiding from June 1942 to the beginning of August 1944 in her Diary of a Young Girl (The Diary of Anne Frank).
Legacy:
German-born Jewish Holocaust victim Anne Frank is well-known for keeping a journal of her experiences. To avoid Nazi persecution, Anne and her family spent two years in hiding. The Diary of a Young Girl now contains her documentation of this period.
She was brave because she had to live each day knowing that the Nazis may discover her while she was hiding from them. She spent every day wondering about whether she would ever be able to return to school, see her friends, or even her cat. I believe we occasionally take our freedom for granted.
All of us—children, teenagers, and adults find inspiration in her. Because Anne had such bravery and influence, she inspired others to cherish their possessions and keep in mind the little things in life.
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