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Anne frank is a girl that is well known because of her diary she wrote during world war 2.(“Anne Frank Biography” 1) Anne was a young teen that suffered very badly.(“Anne Frank Biography” 1) Because like normal teens they do teen things and she was not able to do any of the following because hitler took over and made life a living hell.(“Anne Frank Biography” 1) Once hitler took over anne and her family was forced to go into hiding at a placed called the secret annex.(“Anne Frank Biography” 1) most jews was not as lucky as anne and her family because they didn't have the funds they needed to pull of having people they trusted to help them stay hided .(“Anne Frank Biography” 1) Anne dad like every other dads is very protective and didn't …show more content…

that wasn't easy at all because it was a very tight space for 7 people to stay in all day not moving very much. .(“Anne Frank Biography” 8) That wasn't easy i could imagine ,Anne frank is a girl that is well known because of her diary she wrote during world war 2.(“Anne Frank Biography” 1) Anne was a young teen that suffered badly.(“Anne Frank Biography” 1) Because like normal teens they do teen things and she was not able to do any of the following because hitler took over and made life a living hell.(“Anne Frank Biography” 1) Once hitler took over anne and her family was forced to go into hiding at a placed called the secret annex.(“Anne Frank Biography” 1) most jews was not as lucky as anne and her family because they didn't have the funds they needed to pull of having people they trusted to help them stay hided .(“Anne Frank Biography” 1) Anne dad like every other dads is very protective and didn't like the fact that his very smart little girl would have to be lock up inside all day trying to avoid the nazis and didn't want her smarts to go to waste therefore he got her a diary on her 13th birthday. Anne then started to write everything that occurred in her diary causing us to know …show more content…

(“Anne Frank Biography” 1) Anne Frank was born on 12 June 1929 in the German town of Frankfurt am Main (“Anne Frank Biography” 1). Her father’s family had lived here for generations (“Anne Frank Biography” 1). Anne’s sister, Margot is three and a half years older.(“Anne Frank Biography.”1) The economic crisis, Hitler’s rise to power and growing anti semitism put an end to the family’s carefree life. (“Anne Frank Biography.”3)Otto Frank and his wife Edith decide, just as many other German Jews, to leave Germany. (“Anne Frank

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