Research Paper on:
Anne Frank's Diary of a Young Girl

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imagination. We can imagine more as we experience the stories of others. It has been said that the best way to learn of history is not from the  facts in a book, but rather from the stories or memories of someone who was in the experience. Such is the case of The Diary of a Young Girl  by Anne Frank. BBanfrnk.doc THE DIARY OF A YOUNG GIRL BY ANNE FRANK Written by B. Bryan Babcock for the Paperstore,  Inc., April 2001 Note to student: It is suggested that you add some personal comment or something discussed in class to the conclusion of this sample paper. Introduction There  are times when we are hearing a story, or an event told by a friend, and we almost automatically say, I cant imagine that. Perhaps that is even why  some of us have such a great enjoyment of reading, in that it expands our sense of imagination. We can imagine more as we experience the stories of others.  It has been said that the best way to learn of history is not from the facts in a book, but rather from the stories or memories of someone  who was in the experience. Such is the case of The Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank. The Story The story begins with a father in  business, who has been very attuned to the politics going on around him. He lives in Germany and sees the progression of attitudes, and knows that his own country,  still has barely recovered from the effects of the Great War, and here is an upstart politician suggesting that they return to their native myths of Siegfried for inspiration, because