| A | B |
|---|
| emaciated | abnormally thin; wasted away |
| genocide | the killing of large numbers of people belonging to a particular religious, racial, political or cultural group |
| ingrained | deeply fixed or embedded so as to be difficult to change |
| liberate | to set free |
| provision | a supply of materials, such as food |
| ransack | to search wildly for something, especially in a way that causes disorder and damage |
| regime | a period of rule by a government or an adminstration |
| scapegoat | a person or group unfairly made to take the blame for something |
| Anne Frank | the girl who lived forever |
| Otto Frank | Anne's father |
| The Secret Annex | place where 8 people hid for two years |
| Adolph Hitler | ruler of Nazi Germany |
| Amsterdam | city where the Frank's moved |
| Auschwitz | a death camp |
| Miep Gies | friend of the Frank's who helped hide them |
| 6.1 Million Jews | murdered by the Nazis from 1932 - 1945 |
| Kitty | name of Anne's diary |
| non-fiction | The Diary of Anne Frank literary genre |
| The Allies | Great Britain, United States, and Russia |
| Margot | Anne's older sister |
