Anne Frank

Books: Anne Frank's Diary
A Hidden Life by Mirjam Pressler

My figure didn't contribute in anything in her life, but that's because she was a young teenage girl, who had to hide in the annex because she was a Jew. Her religion didn't let her do anything extraordinary or make an impact in the world, but she wrote a diary which made a big impact on people. Anne Frank's diary showed how people lived at her time, and her death was a sign of how much the Jews suffered during the World War Two.
After Anne Frank and the occupants of the annex have been arrested, two members who were helping, Miep Gies and Bep Voskuijl weren't taken to prison. Miep Gies tried bribing the police to have Anne Frank and the occupants of the annex treated better without suffering too much, but the police refused.
I don't think Anne Frank's dairy received any prices.
Anne Frank and her sister both died of Typhus, in the concentration camps of Bergen-Belsen. She was weak and tired, and her whole strength was out. She was separated from her family, and she had no idea who was left alive and who wasn't. If she knew that her father at least was alive, she would have held on a little bit longer. Apparently Anne Frank had been exposed to cold and all kind of sicknesses and was one the youngest in the camp. She had received a little help from a friend by receiving a packet from her friend, but people around her were all starving and it happened couple of times that Anne Frank's packets were taken instead, and Anne Frank was left with nothing. In the end Anne Frank threw all her clothes away and was left with absolutely nothing. In the end she died of typhus. The certain hour wasn't certain but people who witnessed innumerable deaths,claimed that one day Anne Frank was gone. Nevertheless Anne Frank's writing remained alive.