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1、2022安妮日记读后感英文版 篇一：安妮日记英文 The Diary of Anne Frank After reading The Diary of Anne Frank, I was deep in thought with a heavy heart. I was shocked not only by the atrocity of Nazis but also by Anne?s intelligence and the rich resources of her inner life. Anne Frank ?s wish “I want to go on living even

2、after my death.” Luckily, her dream was achieved. Her voice was preserved. A great number of people read the diary, entering her true world with her. In the book, Anne Frank was a Jewish girl. She has could be ordinary girl, living a happy life, but she had to hide herself with her family at a small

3、 attic. Anne hided at the little dark attic all day to escape the Nazis killing. She could not get close to nature, can not make friends like before play. In the shadow of the death, Anne could only keep a diary to get through tough every day. For her, the diary is her best friend, her only friend w

4、ho can rely on and talk. She wrote in her diary a lot, there are silent on the racial discrimination complaint, more of the outside world, the natural yearning for thinking about life. 1,About The Diary of Anne Frank, war and peace are the leading topic we talked about all the time. For most people,

5、 we all felt leaden. We can?t imagine how we live to hide at a small attic. And at long day, they must be pretty quiet and even a little noise was forbidden. In addition, windows were just at there, but they couldn?t open the curtains to look outside and breathe fresh air. they must observe the orde

6、rs every day : no taps to be turned on；therefore, no washing, silence, everything to be finished by eight o?clock and no lavatory. If we were them, we would have gotten crazy. In the book, a detail was impressive. When the families were going to move the new shelter, they did a lot of preparing work

7、. They put on heaps of clothes as if they were going to the North Pole. For example, Anne, she had on two vests, there pairs of pants, a dress, on top of that a skirt, jacket, summer coat, two pairs of stocking, lace-up shoes, woolly cap, scarf ,and still more. She was nearly stifled but no one inqu

8、ired about that. Everyone was busy at their own business. They had no time to care others. Only from the detail, we could find out the difficult circumvents. Jew at that situation wouldn?t have dreamed of going out with a suitcase full of clothing. If not, the Jew must want to end up his life or be

9、foolish. In order to take the clothing as much as they could, there was no choice. For keeping living, it was only a little challenge. For continuing to stay at the world, nothing can not be overcome. Only a little hope, they tried to catch it. Except the tough living condition, they were all at the

10、 fear that they might be found out and they are forced to afford air attack now and then. Anne in her diary wrote, “We had a short circuit last evening, and on top of that the guns kept banging away all the time. I still haven?t got over my fear of everything connected with shooting and planes, and

11、I creep into Daddy?s bed nearly every night for comfort.? And the Mrs. Van Daan was nearly crying and said in a very timid little voice. Even as a adult, she still couldn?t stop expressing her dear. As a matter of fact, everybody were afraid that their only shelter was spotted. At another air attack

12、, Anne said she clasped her “escape bag” close to me, more because she wanted to have something to hold than with an idea of escaping, because there was nowhere we can go. If ever they come to the extremity of fleeing home here, the street would be just as dangerous as an air raid. In general, facin

13、g the danger, we always make some treasures to save ourselves .But for them there was nothing they could do. They can only stayed at the shaking house, praying for God and fortune blessing them. It is a painful process both at physiology and psychology. However, if they had known the tragic ending,

14、they would have done the same thing for surviving.（At the second point, I will put my own views.） We are all known the Hitler?s violence, and the heavier was nearly abnormal. Anne said,” I?ve only got dismal and depressing news for you today. Our many Jewish friends are being taken away by the dozen

15、. These people are treated by the Gestapo without a shred of decency, being loaded into cattle trucks and sent to Westerbork, the big Jewish camp in Drente. Westerbork sounds terrible: only one washing cubicle for a hundred people and not nearly enough lavatories.” We don?t experience it, so it?s re

16、ally beyond our imagination. Like this, we always associate Nanjing massacre in China. So much atrocity happened. It was indelible shadow for sufferers. However, kindness and humanism still exit. In the book, Elli and Miep helped the Anne?s family. They collected their rations for them and sent info

17、rmation. At the troublous surroundings, most people believe “the less trouble the better“. But some others thought they should try their best to save Jews. Although many Jews were caught, saving a person even one was better. In the book, when Dussel, a new number came to the attic, they were all wil

18、ling to welcome him. Anne?s father said” If we can save someone, then everything else is of secondary importance.” We must know the famous movie Schindler?s List. At first, Schindler was only a merchant who want to profit from the war. But at the ending, he changed his mind and save Jews. He would r

19、ather help others r than making money. It?s original humanity that makes he do it. 2.A man without spirit world hardly live. Two families came to the small house. They couldn?t do anything at day. So doing reading was the best choice for them. In book, Anne said, “Mr. Koophuis brings a few special b

20、ooks for me every other week. I?m thrilled with the Joop ter Heul series. I?ve enjoyed the whole of Cissy van Marxveldt very much. And I? ve read Een Zomerzotheid four times and I still laugh about some of the ludicrous situations that arise.” She read many books to rich her life. In fact, reading i

21、s enjoyful and good for many aspects. If they couldn?t do reading, they can also pass the time in all sorts of crazy ways: asking riddles, physical training in the dark , talking English and French, criticizing books, peering through a powerful pair of field glasses into the lighted rooms of the hou

22、se at the back. Something we thought boring in general may be interesting sometimes. What?s more, the diary, called Kitty, was the best gift for the whole of Anne?s life. It was given by her father. He wanted Anne to be a thoughtful girl and rich the daily life. Actually the diary was not only a not

23、ebook but also a kind of spiritual sustenance. Anne?s diary is an appropriate monument to her fine spirit and to the spirits of those who have worked and are working still for peace. At the above, I put forward a question：if they had known the tragic ending, they would have done the same thing for s

24、urviving. In my opinion, they would still do the same thing. They were a kind of group who wouldn?t abandon their lives easily. Only the tragic ending didn?t come, did they believe there was a little hope. 3.Anne is a distinctive girl. She had her own mind. Maybe in the views of others, she is a nau

25、ghty girl. Especially, she has a quiet sister. Comparing with Margot, she was not favorable. At the beginning, her general appearance, her character, her manners were discussed from A to Z. But with the time going by, she were becoming sensible. One must apply one?s reason to everything, earning to

26、obey, to hold our tongue, to help, to be good, to give in. Life has the great power to change us to adapt it. In addition, Anne started afresh and tried to get to the bottom of it all. As she said, we should examine the whole matter carefully ourselves and find out what is true and what is exaggerat

27、ed. In our daily life, we often meet arguments with parents. We can stick to the Anne?s principle. If parents are wrong, we shall try first of all to make them alter their ideas and if we don?t succeed we shall stick to our own opinions and judgement. Although she lived in a small room, she still ha

28、d a brightful heart. She believed that it was spiring within her, she felt that spring was awaking, she felt it in her whole body and soul. And in the book, she wrote and thought much of the time about things which very sensitive. For example, she described a lot about the affair with Peter. It?s no

29、rmal for a teenager. I think parents should read this book, so they can regard this question correctly. Anne said, “One certainly could not call us rich now, but all my hopes are pinned on after the war.” Now we are in the peaceful world, hope is full of our life. So there is no reason putting off a

30、chieving dreams, we should treasure everyone, everything, every moment that we have. 篇二：安妮日记读后感 安妮日记读后感 一本日记承载了一段哀思的历史；一本日记记录了一位少女成长的心路历程；一本日记目击报道了二战期间在德军占据下，人们的苦难生活。这就是安妮日记。 作者安妮弗兰克是一名犹太少女，1929年生于德国法兰克福，纳粹兴起后随家人避难到荷兰的阿姆斯特丹。1942年，13岁的安妮收到了一个作为生日礼物的本，从今便起先写日记，同年7月6日，由于迫害犹太人的风声紧急，安妮一家在挚友的帮助下藏到了他父亲公司的密

31、室，从今起先了25个月的暗无天日的生活。1944年8月有人告密，隐匿的八个人被捕并被关进了臭名昭著的集中营。这个花季少女由于希特勒发动的一场邪恶的斗争，死于纳粹集中营。 读完本书，我最大的感受便是?斗争?。安妮所写的字里行间无不透露出对斗争的厌恶和对自由、和平的渴望与追求。?我们常常满怀无望地问:斗争有什么意义？人为什么不能和平相处?这一切破坏究竟为了什么？?由于黑暗独裁统治，由于种族卑视，一场灭亡人性的大屠杀起先了。这让我想起了日军侵华，想起了南京大屠杀，30多万同胞遇难，这惨绝人寰的杀戮好像和纳粹杀害犹太人有着相像之处，莫非这些侵略者和这些无辜的百姓有着深仇大恨吗？为何要疯狂地屠杀，这手段

32、之残忍，行为之野蛮，真是丧心病狂、令人发指。 我想，每一个有良知的人都应鄙弃斗争，憧憬和平。?斗争?，一个多么可怕而又熟识的字眼啊。是斗争，毁掉了人们美妙的生存家园； 是斗争，带给了人们深痛的灾难；是斗争，带来了鲜血，带走一个个鲜活的生命。而?和平?应是世界上最美的文字，现在的我们生活在一个和平的年头，今日的和平来之不易，我们应当爱护和平、维护和平。 还有令我很振动的是安妮的坚毅乐观精神。在密室25个月里，他们生活的艰苦常人不可思议。密室与外界是封闭的。白天他们拉上窗帘，不见天日，晚上不能开灯，每天只能慢步低声，轻言细语。食品和生活用品只能让安妮父亲的同事帮忙供应。密室的生活是无聊的，他们每天

33、的消遣活动仅仅是听收音机、闲聊、阅读。密室的生活也是恐惊、惊慌的，人们整日担惊受怕，上空一架架飞机拂过，炮声不断，人们随时会被德军发觉。在这种压抑、恶劣的环境下，我想假如换做是我，我的精神肯定会崩溃的。可是安妮却仍旧能笑着面对生活，她虽然有时会心情懊丧，但从不无望。她在日记中吐露自己的心声：?我年轻，有很多尚未发掘出来的实力。我年轻而且强壮，正活在一场大探险之中，所以我不能成天唉声叹气。我有很多优点：欢乐的性格和坚毅的内心。每天我都感到自己的心智在成长，感觉到日益接近的解放，感觉到大自然的美和四周人的和善。既然如此，我为什么要无望呢？?是啊，为什么要无望呢，青春才刚刚起先，美妙的将来还在后面。

34、安妮坚决信念、主动学习。?我必需努力学习，以免变得愚钝，我要坚持上进。?她也有着自己的愿望，希望能成为一名记者或作家，她也在为着自己的愿望努力着，在这样的环境下，她依旧对生活充溢信念，对自己和将来充溢信念，不断与命运和逆境作斗争， 真是令人钦佩啊！在密室生活中，安妮也常常和母亲发生冲突，但她也主动调整，留意自己的言行举止，努力订正错误，最终和母亲?和平相处?。可是真正的?和平?何时才能到来呢？安妮是多么地希望自由，渴望和平啊！可是就是这样一支含苞待放的花朵还没有呈现她的漂亮与芳香时便在纳粹集中营静默地凋零了。 比起他们，我们实在是幸运得多，活在一个华蜜、和平的年头，不用整日心惊胆战、担惊受怕，

35、我们的生活很欢乐。可是一些同学却整日埋怨，认为学习太累，不珍惜时间和机会，奢侈了，错过了，一次又一次。然而在那个年头，尽管人们想上学，对学习充溢热忱，可是没有人给他们机会，实在是不公允。所以现在的我们应当学会珍惜，学会努力，不要让将来的自己回首往事时感到懊悔。 最终我还要借用安妮的一句话?我希望死后还能接着活下去。? 是啊，她做到了，她的精神恒久地活在我们每一个人的心中。 篇三：安妮日记读后感(nini) The Diary of Anne Frank After reading The Diary of Anne Frank, I was deep in thought with a hea

36、vy heart. I was shocked not only by the atrocity of Nazis but also by Anne?s intelligence and the rich resources of her inner life. Anne Frank ?s wish “I want to go on living even after my death.” Luckily, her dream was achieved. Her voice was preserved. A great number of people read the diary, ente

37、ring her true world with her. In the book, Anne Frank was a Jewish girl. She has could be ordinary girl, living a happy life, but she had to hide herself with her family at a small attic. Anne hided at the little dark attic all day to escape the Nazis killing. She could not get close to nature, can

38、not make friends like before play. In the shadow of the death, Anne could only keep a diary to get through tough every day. For her, the diary is her best friend, her only friend who can rely on and talk. She wrote in her diary a lot, there are silent on the racial discrimination complaint, more of

39、the outside world, the natural yearning for thinking about life. 1,About The Diary of Anne Frank, war and peace are the leading topic we talked about all the time. For most people, we all felt leaden. We can?t imagine how we live to hide at a small attic. And at long day, they must be pretty quiet a

40、nd even a little noise was forbidden. In addition, windows were just at there, but they couldn?t open the curtains to look outside and breathe fresh air. they must observe the orders every day : no taps to be turned on；therefore, no washing, silence, everything to be finished by eight o?clock and no

41、 lavatory. If we were them, we would have gotten crazy. In the book, a detail was impressive. When the families were going to move the new shelter, they did a lot of preparing work. They put on heaps of clothes as if they were going to the North Pole. For example, Anne, she had on two vests, there p

42、airs of pants, a dress, on top of that a skirt, jacket, summer coat, two pairs of stocking, lace-up shoes, woolly cap, scarf ,and still more. She was nearly stifled but no one inquired about that. Everyone was busy at their own business. They had no time to care others. Only from the detail, we coul

43、d find out the difficult circumvents. Jew at that situation wouldn?t have dreamed of going out with a suitcase full of clothing. If not, the Jew must want to end up his life or be foolish. In order to take the clothing as much as they could, there was no choice. For keeping living, it was only a lit

44、tle challenge. For continuing to stay at the world, nothing can not be overcome. Only a little hope, they tried to catch it. Except the tough living condition, they were all at the fear that they might be found out and they are forced to afford air attack now and then. Anne in her diary wrote, “We h

45、ad a short circuit last evening, and on top of that the guns kept banging away all the time. I still haven?t got over my fear of everything connected with shooting and planes, and I creep into Daddy?s bed nearly every night for comfort.? And the Mrs. Van Daan was nearly crying and said in a very tim

46、id little voice. Even as a adult, she still couldn?t stop expressing her dear. As a matter of fact, everybody were afraid that their only shelter was spotted. At another air attack, Anne said she clasped her “escape bag” close to me, more because she wanted to have something to hold than with an ide

47、a of escaping, because there was nowhere we can go. If ever they come to the extremity of fleeing home here, the street would be just as dangerous as an air raid. In general, facing the danger, we always make some treasures to save ourselves .But for them there was nothing they could do. They can on

48、ly stayed at the shaking house, praying for God and fortune blessing them. It is a painful process both at physiology and psychology. However, if they had known the tragic ending, they would have done the same thing for surviving.（At the second point, I will put my own views.） We are all known the H

49、itler?s violence, and the heavier was nearly abnormal. Anne said,” I?ve only got dismal and depressing news for you today. Our many Jewish friends are being taken away by the dozen. These people are treated by the Gestapo without a shred of decency, being loaded into cattle trucks and sent to Westerbork, the big Jewish camp in Drente. Westerbork sounds terrible: only one washing cubicle for a hund