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The play focuses on the time Anne Frank and seven others spent in hiding from the Nazis in an attic in Amsterdam from 1942 to 1944, as chronicled in her diary. The play is divided into two acts with flashbacks depicting their time in hiding, with the beginning and ending scenes taking place in 1945 after the war when Otto Frank returns from Auschwitz. It features Anne, her family, the Van Daans and their son, Mr. Dussel, and the two helpers Miep Gies and Mr. Kraler who helped hide and sustain them.
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- 1. The Diary of Anne Frank: The Play Diary was published in U.S. in 1952 Play was written in 1956 Play focuses on the time the group was in hiding (July 6, 1942-August 4, 1944)
- 2. The play is divided into Act 1 and Act 2. Each act has five scenes. The beginning scene and the final scene take place in 1945 after Otto returns from the death camp (Auschwitz) The scenes in between are a flashback.
- 3. Characters Anne Margot Edith (Mrs. Frank) Otto (Mr. Frank)
- 4. Characters Mr. Van Daan (Mr. Van Pels) Mrs. Van Daan (Mrs. Van Pels) Peter Van Daan (Peter Van Pels) Mr. Dussel (Fritz Pfeffer) Miep Gies Mr. Kraler (Victor Kugler)