Anne Frank: The Book, The After Life

Ever since the evolution of humans, conflicts have been arising, things like making a new America, slavery, and many wars. Each conflict that we have overcome has affected someone in either a positive or negative away. To find out which way this impacted someone, we can ask some questions that will help us understand better of this conflict, like, what are some ways that people respond to conflict, does responding a different way change the outcome, and does the way you respond change the way people think of you? By asking these, we can clearly decide that conflict between humans is good, and is needed to help us learn for future situations. To start things off, how do people respond to conflict? There are many ways people can respond to
Theoretically, it could, but nobody can tell the future. An answer to this question is stated on a website posted by Washington Post, which said, “There’s no doubt she would have pursued her passion as a writer; it’s what she wanted to do, she wrote in April 1944. But she was already a skilled and talented writer. In her book,“Anne Frank: The Book, The Life, The Afterlife,” Francine Prose argues that Anne’s diary is a work of literature and not “just” an historical document chronicling the Holocaust.”, conveys that the situation could have dramatically changed. Continuing with Anne’s diary, over 60 million copies have been sold of it in 67 different languages. Another thing that would have been changed if Sophie Scholl didn’t respond to the Nazi regime is, people during that time period would not have the bravery to stand up for what they believe in. Because of this, people who didn’t believe in the Nazi ways, would slowly become overcome by the pressure and fall under Nazi influence. Falling under the influence would be debatable about if it would be better or worse for her, because in real life, she was executed. So, speaking out requires bravery and the knowledge of knowing what consequences will follow