Eight Jews Hide from the Nazis in the Play, Secret Annex in the Diary of Anne Frank by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett

Frank is attending the party welcoming Dussel (Goodrich and Hackett, p. 504). Mr. Frank knew that they do not have a lot of food, but he still used his saved drink to celebrate the end of the war to celebrate the arrival of Düssel. Mr. Frank also knows that another person means more room for one person, but he is happy to accept Düssel. Obviously Mr. Frank showed his popularity with this through the theater. In addition to being welcomed, it is a good feature that Mr. Frank treats as he always helps others.

Mr. Frank is one of the eight Jews hiding in the secret annex of Anne Frank's diary by Francis Goodrich and Albert Hackett. The play is about what the Jews live by hiding difficult lives. Mr. Frank, one of the Jews, is passionate, kind and problem solving opponent who has a hard time struggling to unite the group through the storm. Welcome means you are willing to accept other people. Mr. Frank showed this feature through the theater. In the first act of the first act, Mr. Frank welcomed fans

Screenplay, Francis Goodrich and Albert Hacket's Anne Frank's diary are based on Anne Frank's famous diary, written when hiding during the Holocaust. A massacre occurred in the late 1930s and early 1940s, when Adolf Hitler became a German dictator. He wants to create a master, and the conclusion is that all Jews must finish the world. Mr. Frank and his wife, Mr. Anne and Margotto, their two daughters, Mr. Fandan and his son Peter, and Albert Dussel, Anne Frank and other related residents are Jews. They are alive for two years afraid

Francis Goodrich and Albert Hacket's drama "Anne Frank's diary" was held in Amsterdam during the Second World War. The Frank family hid in 1942 and hid in the attic above Frank 's old office. In the attic was Otto Frank, Edith Frank, Margo Frank, Anne Frank, Van Dern, Lady Petronella Van Dern, Peter Van Dern. I think Annie wants to be one of my friends.