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The Diary of Anne Frank

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This summer I read The Diary of Anne Frank. This book was a diary written by

Anne Frank who was a young Jewish girl living during the German occupation of
Holland, and was translated by B.M. Mooyaart-Doubleday. In her diary she writes about what her and her mother, father, and older sister Margot went through because of their culture and beliefs. In 1942, Anne and her family went into hiding to avoid being sent to a concentration camp by the Nazi’s.
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In July 1942, the Frank family was fortunate that they had planned a safe living

space to hide from the Germans. They lived in her father’s office building on the 3rd floor in the attic for 2 years. They shared their living space with another

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