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    In her diary entry from July 15, 1944, Anne Frank opined that it is harder for young people than adults to hold on to their opinions during times when ideals are being shattered, as adults are more set in their views. The document asks when was the last time as an adult one experienced the shattering of an ideal, and whether media/events play a role in supporting or destroying idealism. It also questions if Anne believed she would survive the war based on her diary entry.

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    In her diary entry from July 15, 1944, Anne Frank opined that it is harder for young people than adults to hold on to their opinions during times when ideals are being shattered, as adults are more set in their views. The document asks when was the last time as an adult one experienced the shattering of an ideal, and whether media/events play a role in supporting or destroying idealism. It also questions if Anne believed she would survive the war based on her diary entry.

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    In her diary entry from July 15, 1944, Anne Frank opined that it is harder for young people than adults to hold on to their opinions during times when ideals are being shattered, as adults are more set in their views. The document asks when was the last time as an adult one experienced the shattering of an ideal, and whether media/events play a role in supporting or destroying idealism. It also questions if Anne believed she would survive the war based on her diary entry.

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    In her diary entry from July 15, 1944, Anne Frank opined that it is harder for young people than adults to hold on to their opinions during times when ideals are being shattered, as adults are more set in their views. The document asks when was the last time as an adult one experienced the shattering of an ideal, and whether media/events play a role in supporting or destroying idealism. It also questions if Anne believed she would survive the war based on her diary entry.

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    In her diary Anne opined: "...

    if you're wondering if it's harder for the adults here


    than for the children, the answer is no... Older people have an opinion about
    everything and are sure of themselves and their actions. It's twice as hard for us
    young people to hold on to our opinions at a time when ideals are being
    shattered..." (July 15, 1944.) When was the last time as an adult that you
    experienced the "shattering" of an ideal? Is the media/exterior events a neutral
    force, or do you think it plays a role in supporting or destroying idealism?
    Do you feel that Anne believes she is going to survive the war? Why or why not?

    How does Anne Frank's perception of herself begin to change as she moves
    through puberty in The Diary of a Young Girl?

    Identite national german? Dutch?

    Efectul razboiului asupra ei

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