I bought the book, The Diary of a Young Girl.
In order to get the whole outline of the diary and Anne’s daily
life, I watch the film about her, Anne Frank: the Whole Story. Before I watch
the film, I was always confused by the people in the diary. After watching it,
I can clearly recognize them. In my notion, vision is a lot more shocking than
words because its impact is direct and immediate. The scene that shocked me
most happened at the time when Anne was sent to the concentration camp. Germans
gave them nothing to eat and treated them like animals; they stripped off all
Jews’ clothes, making them naked, and then tattooed the number on their body.
What’s more mortified was women’s hair was all cruelly cut down like weeds.
After the mayhem had all done, Jews were sent to obsolete camp.
