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Anne Frank’s dream came true because she did become famous. She did not become famous in the way she wanted because she wasn't alive when it happened. The way she wanted to become famous and remembered was by being a actress after the war. But that wasn't the way everybody knew who she was. People knew who she was from her diary about the war and her experiences. I think a lot of her experiences made her dream worthwhile. I think if she would have survived the war, her words in her diary wouldn't mean as much and her diary would not have been published. She would not have been remembered as long if she didn't die. If she survived the war I think she would have kept her diary. I think she would of hid it or thrown it away because she didn't

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