What was Anne Frank's (a teen writer hiding during the WW II Holocaust) nickname for her diary?
Correct answer: Kitty
Player #2143687
an amazing insight for such a young girl, the will to endure and live.
a voice for the voiceless.
a time in history that should never be forgotten or repeated.
RaunchRabbit1
It's equally amazing what both love AND hate can do. Presently, intolerance seems to be on the rise both personally and politically. Intolerance is the fertilizer for hatred. We need to remember what that did to so many, not so long ago, The price of freedom is eternal vigilance.
VividPotion6704
RaunchRabbit1, Thank you. May we never forget
ChampionNymph37634
It may seem "far-fetched", but as a society, we are slowly evolving toward an unhealthy isolation. We are lonely in a crowd - dangerously self-centered with a barrier separating ourselves from others. It may sound extreme, but I sense it happening.
Player #3906185
Player LolaB, makes me wish she had been free to go out and be a kid for awhile after the war ended.
Player #6852065
Player #2143687, Now in the U.S. people are trying to erase all history that offends them by removing monuments and outlawing flags.
Daedalus
One of the greatest, most human, sensitive and poignant literature I have ever had the privilege to read. Honesty without sophistry and pretentious "art". I felt humbled at her courage, yet impotent to help.
Maestro1313
Unbelievable that she was so focused to give us a true image of those atrocious displays of human hatred.
Mujahid Mohideen R
I answered this question right thanks to the similar question in lower levels.Hence proved that seldom repetitive questions are not annoying but checking ourselves whether we remember at least a little what we learn
constantgamer0421
Player #2143687, amen!
Shaell
Her story and the history is so touching
Ken
I worked at the Holocaust Museum and loved reading all the stories, bad and good! It’s a definite eye-opening experience and educational. I met her uncle and he was down to earth and personable. A true tragedy, unprovoked .
Organic Dude
Player #2143687, Sorry to tell you It is going on right now in 2023 in North Korea Internment Camps. Every Bit As bad as WW2 Concentration Camps. No one is doing anything about it. It is being allowed to continue.
Melode
I DONT CONSIDER CONFEDERATES AS TRAITORS. TRUE THEY SECEEDED FROM THE UNION BUT THESTATES WERE STILL PART OF THIS COUNTRY. PRES. LINCOLN WAS TRYNG TO RESTORE PEACE BETWEEN THE NOETH AND SOUTH.
Deborah
ole biker, Anne Frank and her family were eventually discovered and sent to a concentration camp. Unfortunately, Anne passed away there. I cannot remember who, if any, of her family survived.
Donna
Player #6852065, This is so very sad. I know this WILL erase a concept of education for some but like it or not-it is our HISTORY!
Sonja Griseldis
To see her photograph and to think how she died RIP you brave girl.
ole biker
Player #24198364, that is a different subject.
ole biker
Davy, Livingston, murder is what the nazis would have done to her and those hiding her.
The One
Player #nana11, Go back to the bush!
Player #24198364
Player #6852065, how many monuments do you see to Hitler and his gang. Naturally we don’t want to forget the holocaust, but we don’t make statues to memorialize them and honor them..
Why would we want to honor traitors, that is what the Confederates were.
Tippiaca
Player #326446, I suppose if you consider that being put into a concentration camp is tantamount to murder then yes she was murdered, however she died of typhoid fever just a few days before the war was ended.
Moose
Did we really need the statement of who she was in brackets?!
Player #4119596 Viv
The horrible!! horror!! and terrible reality from Hitler's war against Jews!!! Some of you should ready History! Someday they can come for you!!!
CyanIguana55951
RaunchRabbit1, So true