In her diary Anne Frank poses difficult questions: Why is there war? Why are Jewish people hated and discriminated against? What is freedom? What is the importance of being cared for and caring for others? The questions that Anne Frank asked herself and tried to answer are unfortunately still relevant today. Sometimes in het diary Anne takes a critical look at herself: Who is she? What does she want to be? How do others see her? How does she want others to see her? In the sources five of the questions she poses are explored in more detail:

1. Free?
   
2. H8 you?
   
3. Wanna fight?
   
4. Who are u?
   
5. Who cares?

What do you think?

“Anne Frank + you” is a travelling exhibition about Anne Frank, her diary and the Holocaust. But it is not just about historical facts. Five themes are explored: hate, war, freedom, caring and identity. The Anne Frank Trust can give you information on where the exhibition is on display. Also the Trust stages the Anne Frank Awards, organises the planting of Anne Frank Trees and distributes books, CDs and videos. You can also sign up to the Anne Frank Declaration on the Trust’s website.

The Anne Frank Awards celebrate inspiring acts of humanity and moral courage, and people’s actions – particularly those of young people. The Trust is actively looking for suitable nominations. For more details about nominating, please visit the website: www.annefrank.org.uk

The Anne Frank Trust UK
Star House
104 – 108, Grafton Road
London NW5 2BA
Tel: 020 7284 5858