An introductory PowerPoint to the book, Anne Frank: Diary of a Young Girl focusing on the background historical aspect.
1 of 15
Downloaded 204 times
More Related Content
Anne Frank Introduction
1. Anne Frank:
Introduction
myinterestingfacts.com
2. The Great War (WWI)
Central Powers:
Germany
Austro-Hungary
Turkey
Bulgaria
Ottoman Empire
en.wikipedia.org
the-great-war-society.org
3. 遺看稼岳庄稼顎艶糸
Allies:
Russia
France
Great Britain
Belgium
Luxembourg
Serbia
Montenegro
Italy (joined 1915)
Rumania
Portugal history1900s.about.com
Greece
United States (joined 1917)
The-great-war-society.org
4. Causes of WWII
Treaty of Versailles ww1westernfront.gov.au
War Guilt Causes: Germany Should accept
blame for starting WWI
Repatriations: Germany had to pay 贈 6,600
million for damage
Disarmament: Germany was only allowed
to have a small army and 6 naval ships
Territorial Clauses: Land taken away from
Germany
historyonthenet.com
5. Start of WWII
Radiorecording of Neville Chamberlain
declaring war on Germany
http://www.bbc.co.uk/historyofthebbc/gre
at_moments/archive/september.shtml
bbc.co.uk
6. Hitlers Rise to Power
Appointed Chancellor on January
30, 1933
Hitler assumes power of the
presidency in August of 1934
Guided by the belief that Germany dipity.com
was destined to expand militarily
and the racially superior Germany
population should establish a
permanent rule in Eastern Europe
and the Soviet Union
ushmm.org
7. Targeted Groups
Roma(Gypsies)
People with disabilities
Poles
Soviet prisoners of war
Afro-Germans
Political dissidents
Jehovahs Witnesses dailymail.co.uk
Homosexuals
ushmm.org
8. Concentration Camps
Definition:
a guarded facility to confine
and persecute enemies of the state
About 20,000 camps established by Nazi
Germany between 1933-1945
Types:
Hard-labor
Transit
Killing Centers
ushmm.org qualityinformationpublishers.com
9. Resistance
Yugoslav Partisans
Polish Home Army
Soviet Partisans
eutimes.net
French Forces of the Interior
Italian CLN
Norwegian Resistance
Greek Resistance
Dutch Resistance
eu.wikipedia.org
10. Interactive Map of WWII
http://www.history.com/interactives/insid
e-wwii-interactive
wyhs-ap-euro.wikispaces.com
11. Anne Franks Early Years
Born: June 12, 1929 in Frankfurt, Germany
Sister Margot is 3 years older than Anne
annefrank.org
12. 遺看稼岳庄稼顎艶糸
Frankfamily emigrates
to Amsterdam in 1933
Anne and Margot
attend the sixth
Montessori school in
Amsterdam from 1933-
1941
annefrank.org
Anne receives her diary
on her 13th birthday on
June 12, 1942
annefrank.org
#2: We are going to be starting the Diary of Anne Frank.Today I will be giving some background knowledge on what was going on at the time so we will be prepared when we begin reading.
#3: We need to understand what happened before to understand how the Holocaust startedWWI or The Great war began the war inAugust 1914The CentralPowers (consisting of ) started the war because their empires were declining so they invaded Serbia, Belgium, and Luxembourg to gain more controlPicture of German soldiers at the Battle of Marne
#4: The allies were not happy about the invasions so they retaliatedThe Russian Empire collapsed in March 1917Germany agreed to cease fire on Nov. 11, 1918 (Armistice Day)At the end of the war, German, Russian, Austro-Hungary, and Ottoman empires were defeted militarily and politicallyPicture of French Soldiers inDieffmatten, Germany
#5: The break up of the empires in Europe resulted in the Treaty of Versailles and the beginning of the League of Nations (put in place so another war like that would ever happen again)Disarmament: no tanks, air force or submarines allowed. Rhineland area de-militatisedTerritorial Clauses: union with Austria forbiddenHitler came out and promised to raise Germany back up to its formal glory (pre WWI)Germany was now in significant debt like the great depression
#6: Radio recordingof Chamberlain declaring war on Germany after Germany invades Poland on September 1, 1939(listen to first 40 sec)
#7: His dictatorship was made possible because of his position as Reich President (head of state), Reich Chancellor (head of government), and Fuehrer (head of Nazi party)Hitler saw the racially superior as people who descended from Atlantis (great warrior people) who had a light hair color and light eye color
#8: In many instances we only hear about Jewish people being sent to concentration camps. However, Hitler targeted many more groups than just one. He wanted to eliminate everyone that was not part of the Aryan race (people with light eyes and hair colors).Picture of Auschwitz gate
#9: Hard-labor camps were camps where the prisoners were forced to do labor like breaking rock or digging holesTransit camps were places that people were divided. They did not stay there long. The people were put on trains to go to either hard-labor camps or killing centers.Killing Centers were places where people were killed right away either by execution, gun line, or gas chamber
#10: Resistance groups were organized groups that resist civil order and stability within a well established governmentAll the groups listed resisted the Central Powers within areas that were occupiedThe picture is of a group of resistors.Soviet Partisans, Yugoslav Partisans, and Polish Home Army largest resistance movements in WWIIThere are different types of resistance such as sabotage, raids, helping people go into hiding, listening to the BBC radio, forging documents and much more.The ones that we will see most in Anne Franks Diary are helping people go into hiding and listening to the BBC radio.There was a huge risk for resisting the Nazis. If you resisted you could be put into a Concentration Camp, prison, or even killed.What is a Concentration Camp?
#11: This is an interactive map of the battles of WWIIThe picture is a map of Europe and northern Africa. The red is the largest area that Germany expanded during WWII. The yellow is neutral territory (Switzerland) and the green in unoccupied land.
#12: Photo on left is Margot and Anne with other children from their neighborhoodPhoto on right is Margot with Anne when Anne was just born
#13: They emigrate to Amsterdam in 1933 because they wanted to flee from anti-Semitism GermanyAnti-Semitism means the hatred of Jews for reasons of their Jewish heritageA Montessori school is where students learn concepts by working with material as opposed to direct instruction from teachersPicture of Anne Franks Diary
#14: Map of the Franks journey from Frankfurt to Amsterdam
#15: This is a timeline connecting Annes life to other events happening at time
#16: The picture to the left is of the entrance to the annex where Anne and her family hidThe picture to the right are the floor plans of the annex