The Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank serves as an accurate representation of the political climate existing during World War II. Her personal account here becomes exponentially more relevant on account of her being Jewish and the anti-Semitist propaganda prevalent then. Stemming directly from her immediate experiences of the Holocaust, this personal account then informs its readers about the horrors of war, in general; and the Holocaust, in particular. Her account serves as the face of the tragedy of the Holocaust, becoming timeless and carrying well into this century. Kitty, Anne Frank’s diary, became her confidante. It was in the pages of this diary that she exposed the gruelling horrors of being a Jew when anti-Jewish measures were being implemented throughout. With Hitler coming to power, echoes of anti-Semitist propaganda began reverberating throughout, crossing borders. As a result, the Franks were forced to live a shrouded life in incommodious quarters.
30 June 1997, I couldn’t do it. I couldn’t kill him. And now he’s going to kill me and my father and my mother and everyone. But I can just say that it wasn't my fault, say that he’s too powerful, too skilled. I mean how can a 15 year old boy kill the great Albus Dumbledore. The Dark Lord should know of his power, right? What was the Dark Lord thinking when he gave me this task? I didn’t want to do this, I shouldn’t be doing this. I know he punished me for what my father did. He said if I didn’t kill Dumbledore he would kill my parents as he carved the mark into my hand. Did he forget I was 15. I guess it doesn't matter to him. Everything went according to plan. I fixed the Vanishing Cabinet and also made sure Potter didn’t know what I was doing. It was going well and it would have ended well if I had just uttered those words. Just two words. He was at my mercy, he was weak at the time and I had his wand. So why couldn’t I say it. Just say ‘Avada Kedavra’ and it would be all o