Combating Anti-Semitism Through Anne Franks Diary: A Crucial Lesson

Name Institutional Affiliations Date Annotated Bibliography Anne Frank and Anti-Semitism of the Jews Foray, J. (2011). The Nation behind the Diary: Ann Frank and the Holocaust of the Dutch Jews. Retrieved 18 April 2022, from https://www.jstor.org/stable/41303988. “The Nation behind the Diary: Ann Frank and the Holocaust of the Dutch Jews" is an article compiled by Jennifer L. Foray. Foray is an Assistant Professor of History at Purdue University. Foray is a great author of this article and teaches courses on decolonization, imperials, and modern European history, which enable her to get vast knowledge of history-related issues. Her credibility to address Anne Frank's history remains justified by her engagements with history-related courses and her credentials as a practicing professional in history departments. Foray's article though over ten years since its publication which dates back to 2011, has vast information on Anne Franks's experiences that expresses the effect of anti-Semitism on the Jews throughout their history before WW2. Unfortunately, Anne Frank's and her fellow Jew's experiences left such a great impact that it is hard to ignore decades after the experiences. The author highlights the major instances that revive Anne Frank’s existence many years after her death in the article. According to Foray, Anne Frank's diary House serves as a great reference for the experiences that Ann and her fellow Jews experienced during their hiding ti