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    Ana's Diary

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    Ana Frank was a 13-year-old Jewish girl who was given a diary to write in as she and her family went into hiding from the Nazis in 1942 in an annex in Amsterdam. She wrote candidly in her diary as if speaking to a friend about her normal life before hiding and the difficult conditions she and seven others endured while in hiding for over two years. Although Ana and most of the others were eventually detained in 1944 and died in concentration camps, her diary provides a unique firsthand account and testimony about the horrors of the Holocaust and her personal feelings during that time.

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    Ana Frank was a 13-year-old Jewish girl who was given a diary to write in as she and her family went into hiding from the Nazis in 1942 in an annex in Amsterdam. She wrote candidly in her diary as if speaking to a friend about her normal life before hiding and the difficult conditions she and seven others endured while in hiding for over two years. Although Ana and most of the others were eventually detained in 1944 and died in concentration camps, her diary provides a unique firsthand account and testimony about the horrors of the Holocaust and her personal feelings during that time.

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    Ana Frank was a 13-year-old Jewish girl who was given a diary to write in as she and her family went into hiding from the Nazis in 1942 in an annex in Amsterdam. She wrote candidly in her diary as if speaking to a friend about her normal life before hiding and the difficult conditions she and seven others endured while in hiding for over two years. Although Ana and most of the others were eventually detained in 1944 and died in concentration camps, her diary provides a unique firsthand account and testimony about the horrors of the Holocaust and her personal feelings during that time.

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    Ana's Diary

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    Gabiie Araaujoo Dee Hdez
    Ana Frank was a 13-year-old Jewish girl who was given a diary to write in as she and her family went into hiding from the Nazis in 1942 in an annex in Amsterdam. She wrote candidly in her diary as if speaking to a friend about her normal life before hiding and the difficult conditions she and seven others endured while in hiding for over two years. Although Ana and most of the others were eventually detained in 1944 and died in concentration camps, her diary provides a unique firsthand account and testimony about the horrors of the Holocaust and her personal feelings during that time.

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    Diary of Ana Frank

    Ana Frank was born on June 12, 1929 in Frankfurt, Germany to a Jewish
    family, she was a girl who his 13 years they gave him a diary which I call kitty.
    She was writing In the diary as if it were her best friend, was confident
    everything. He wore a nice normal life with his family, composed by her mother
    Edith Frank-Hollnder , his father Otto Frank and hes sister three years older,
    Margot.
    On 5 July 1942 Margot Frank receives a call-up to report for a German work
    camp. The next day the Frank family goes into hiding. The Van Pens family
    follow a week later and in November 1942 an eighth person arrives; dentist Fritz
    Pfeffer . They remain in the secret annex for just over two years.

    In this annex was the Frank family: Otto Frank, Edith Frank, Anne
    Frank, Margot and Fritz Pfeffer, he was a Jewish dentist who Ana
    mentions it in his diary as Mr. Dussel, In addition to the Van Daan,
    family made up of Hermann and Auguste van Pens and Peter, son of
    both.
    They were eight people and they remained hidden from June, 1942
    until August, 1944, date in which they were detained and sent to
    concentration camps.
    In that place and in the most precarious conditions, Ana a thirteenyear-old girl was writing its shocking Diary: a unique testimony to its
    genre about horror and the nazy atrocity, and about the feelings and
    experiences of the own Ana and their companions.

    Anna lived hope, love, disappointment and a myriad of sensations at


    the time that lasted Its life hidden in hidden annex in the office of his
    father and who finally reflected in Its diary.
    Anne Frank died in the Bergen-Belsen camp in March 1945. But its
    diary will never die.

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