The Life of Anne Frank

The 1930s was a hard time for the world and its children. Money was scarce and times were difficult. (Sutton 1) Germany had just conceded to several territories and had signed the Treaty of Versailles. ("Great Depression" 1) This country had just lost all the money they had gained since the end of World War I and the United States ended the loans that they had extended to Germany. Worse yet Germany was now run by, the …

…up to be. Being g wise in Anne's case did not come with age. It came with experience. Anne gave the people hope that they will someday be as compassionate and understanding as she was. The 1930s eventually ended and so did the depression. The times did get better. Anne believed things that many adults have yet to discover. She believed that only you can determine your future and that there is good in everyone.