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On January 11,1941 in Berlin Germany, it is late winter.
“My family and I were going into hiding in a Secret Annex that I started building in 1938, from the “S.S” men of Berlin.” “For which it was the time that Hitler was coming into power and rounding up my kind to send them to work in concentration camps, or death.”
“However, when My family and I moved into the Secret Annex, they were quite astonished and complained at how little space there was, along with the fact that they would also have other people in there with them including life long friends, coworkers, and neighbors that needed a safe place to stay during Hitler’s democracy.” The Frank family and others lived there in hardship for approximately 2 years with nearly not enough food to go around, and so much complaining about wanting to go outside the Annex.
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Frank’s family and his intimates were hiding in, and captured them all to take them to the concentration camp where they would have their fate decided. “
The next night,
“I remember being in the concentration camp’s nursing room for some medical reason, I don’t recall what it was but...anyway, there was an all call for section “B” and “C” of the concentration camp, to be escorted onto a truck to go who knew where at the time.” “Some thought that they were being set free….but it just so happened to be that my family and friends were in those sections and getting onto the truck, and that was the last time that I ever saw

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