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Anileidys Rodriguez Nunez
Professor Carlos M. Gonzalez
EAP 1685-2215
June 10th, 2021
Anne Frank’s Contribution to the Society

Anne Frank was a young Jew girl aged 13 years during World War II, Adolf Hitler and his Nazis. The Diary she wrote while she and her family were hiding from the Nazis for two years made her exceptionally known, under the help of four other men. Unfortunately, they were later betrayed and sent to concentration camps, where the Jews got killed by the Nazis (“The Girl Who Lived Forever,” pg.7). However, his father later honored her wish of sharing her words of hope and courage to the World by publishing the Diary. Therefore, this essay will discuss Ann Frank’s remembered and her contributions to society during her lifetime.
World recognition and interpretation of her Diary in more than 70 languages is another reason for her remembrance. The Diary is now available in over 70 languages, and it is also a popular book read by many all over the World (“The Girl Who Lived Forever,” pg. 8). The Diary is an aspirant to many because she has revealed her expressions alongside a beautiful, meaningful life to the World (“The Girl Who Lived Forever,” pg. 8). Anne Frank kept the Diary of her experiences and described her entire frightening period putting every event into account, even the humorous details encountered (“The Girl Who Lived Forever,” pg. 8). She is therefore also remembered for her hard work at the tender age of 13 years.
According to the Diary, her wish to serve humanity, a sincere wish not only in her country but in the whole World. Therefore, World will remember her due to words of courage alongside hope to thousands of individuals who have read it. Also, her aspiration for a future that never comes to be will make her remain remembered over decades.
She has also contributed a lot to society during her lifetime. “The Girl Who Lived Forever,” Ann has given a word of strength and courage to the victims of the genocide that occurred during the time of Adolf Hitler (10). Her courage has inspired an enormous population in one way or another. Ann never gave up with her continuing support in aspiring, although she and her family were going through tough times (“The Girl Who Lived Forever,” pg. 10). This Diary, therefore, reminds society of the terrifying cost of hatred that the Nazis had on the Jewish.
In conclusion, the World will remember Anne Frank for her Diary, through which she expressed her wishes for the desire to have a meaningful life in the World despite her young age. Her aspirations will also make her remain remembered. Inspiring millions of people and giving a voice to those affected by the Holocaust is one of her contributions to the World. The Diary is a significant aspiration source and needs a broad sense of recognition for its words of hope to all.

Works Cited

Lewis. “The Girl Who Lived Forever.” Scope Scholastic, April 2015.