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World War II: The Diary Of Anne Frank

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World War II was in my part the worst war that happened in mankind with the Nazi party coming into power. During the war and particular girl named Anne frank will be remembered forever because of her diary. Anne moved to the secret annex in the top of her fathers work building and another family is going to hid with them and they are the Van daan family. Mr. Frank knew them from his business and they had a son named peter,but a month before ended the Nazis came and took them away and only Otto frank lived the horrors of the concentration camps. Anne was very positive girl in the play,Edith frank her mother said "That clock is going to get on my nerves" and Anne replied with " I like It". Her attitude during this whole disaster was very
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