in an interveiw with meip geis (the person that helped the franks) she said the cat never ran away and missed peter so she gave it a new home. "What happened to Mushi, Peter'sΒ cat? After they were arrested, the cat was still there. It did not run away. But the cat did not feel at home anymore. It missed Peter. But one day the office cleaner asked if she could take the cat. She took Mushi and gave the cat a new home." that was in a interveiw with schoolastic. http ://teacher .scholastic .com/frank/tscripts/miep.htt
Mouschi, the cat mentioned in Anne Frank's diary, was around three years old when he died.
There were three cats mentioned in the Diary of Anne Frank: Moortje was her own cat, whom she had to leave with a friend when she went into hiding, Mouschi was Peter's cat that lived in the Secret Annex, and Boche was the storehouse cat.
Anne Frank gives Mouschi a lump of sugar on Hanukkah as a treat.
Peter holds out a piece of bread in front of Mouschi's nose to try to lure him back inside in "The Diary of Anne Frank."
Mouschi (Peter's cat) disappeared when the Gestapo came, and re-appeared about two weeks later. Miep Gies took care of it for the rest of the war.
Moortje is Anne Frank's cat's name.
Mrs Frank, Mr Frank, Margot ( her sister ), Mr Van Daan, Mrs Van Daan, Peter Vaan, Dan, Mouschi ( Peters cat ), and later on in the diary, Mr Dussel, who shares a room with Anne.
Yes, Anne Frank did name her journal. She referred to her journal as Kitty. Every time she would write to her she would say Dear Kitty and talk about what had happened that day.
Margot died in Bergen-Belsen with her sister Anne.
The title of Anne Frank's diary is "The Diary of a Young Girl." It follows the experiences of Anne Frank, a Jewish girl hiding from the Nazis during World War II.
Anne Frank received her diary from her father, Otto.
'The Diary of Anne Frank' was written by Anne Frank, a Jewish girl who kept a diary while hiding from the Nazis during the Second World War. Her diary has become a widely read account of life during the Holocaust.