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Anne Frank Struggles

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Born on June 12th 1929 and Frank was just a normal teenage girl. She lived in Amsterdam with her parents and her little sister Margot who was just three years old, during world war ||. She lived there for 25 months. She moved there from Germany to get away from the Nazis. Anne Frank definitely had a hard life. she had a lot of struggles. Play that one of her struggles was Adolf Hitler. Adolf Hitler did not like Jewish people. But Anne Frank was Jewish. So Anne Frank hid in a small apartment. Tell me how do you say header for 25 months.
She lived there with her parents ad her little sister Margot. Margot was three years old. Every day and Frank would write in her journal. She would write about her troubles and the war and her
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