Mein Kaumf by Adolf Hitler Essay - 828 Words

The Holocaust was a very sad time for millions of people in Europe and U.S. The leader of the Holocaust was Adolf Hitler. Adolf Hitler was in prison for trying to take over German Government and while he was in there he wrote a book. The book was called Mein Kaumf, which described his struggle and how he felt the German Government should be ran. After Hitler got out from his short sentance in prison, many people had already read his book which created his power. Hitler felt that Jews were the main problem for all of Germanys struggles and down fall. In 1935 the Nuremberg laws were created. The Nuremberg laws pretty much stripped the Jews of there citizenship. In 1936 the Nuremberg laws slowed down because of the Olympic Games which were†¦show more content†¦Otto owned a spice and canning buisness that was not far from there house. At Ottos office, it had a very interesting way it was built. When you would walk up the stairs to where the Secret Annexe (the place the Franks st ayed) there would be a bookshelf covering a door that led to a staircase that led to where they were staying. If a random person were to have walked off the street and into the office, they would be very confused in the annexe and have trouble even getting to the door to the annexe. On the morning of the Franks moving into the Annexe Margot would have already been there becuase she had been recieving call up notices prior to there actual day they were moving in so she had already left with Meip (Meip was one of the guardians at the office). When Anne and her parents were going to the Annexe, they had to wear multiple layers of clothing and carry only one bags because they did not want to draw attention to themselves. The Franks were not going to stay in the Annexe alone. The other people hiding with them were Hermann Van Dan, Petronella Van Dan, and there son Peter Van Dan. Also hiding with them was Albert Dussel. While they were all in hiding they had guardians who were Mr. Franks workers at his office. The guardians were the people who brought them the supplies that they needed and they guarded the Annexe. After two years in the Annexe the members were arrested. It was August 4, 1944 when they were arrested. They thought that the reason