What was special about the day Anne Frank and her family left their house to live in the annex?
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that was the day she learned to do her own homework!
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Anne Frank hides from the nazis in her attic with her family, but is eventually found and sent off to death camp.
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Here:\nhttp://www.geocities.com/afdiary/annexe.htm
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Anne told everybody that she wanted to publish her diary after the war and become a writer. When the annex was raided by the Nazis and the Gestapo, Miep saved the diary to give it to Anne when she returned. Since Anne died in a concentration camp, Miep gaved it to her father, Otto. Otto then got it published and it was soon translated into more than 55 languages and it's widely read all around the world.
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I love the DIARY OF ANNE FRANK! its so amazing how her life changed when she went into hiding! poor anne. I'll see her in heaven!
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Anne Frank is a great person to write about. She was such a positive person inspite of the terrible circumstances she lived in. If I were you I might write What I Learned from Anne Frank.
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The moment their Emperor told 'em to.  Incredible discipline!  Mid-August, 1945.\n\n~EDIT~\nYou wanted the exact date, hm?  I think it was Aug. 14.  Why don't you just look it up?
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try looking at chapter 227 the title  was the day of separation and see for yourself
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I was an exchange student and spent six months in Germany through the organization AFS. I actually ended up going everywhere because my family was so cool. We went to Austria everyweekend to ski, Rome for a week during fall break, and die Schweiz for a night. My favorite part was the traveling and getting to see the country, get to know and love the people there, the food, the culture, and of course German parties.
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the link below should give you any more information you might need.\n\nOn the night of 9-10 May 1940, German troops invaded the Netherlands.\n\nA German civil administration was installed under SS supervision. At its head was Reichskommissar (Reich Commissioner) Dr Arthur Seyss-Inquart, with 5 commissioners-general serving under him. Among them were Friedrich Wimmer (administration and justice) and Hans Albin Rauter (commissioner-general for public safety and HSSPF). These men were to be among the principal perpetrators of the annihilation of Dutch Jewry.
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November 9th, 1938, Pillaging and literally breaking of glass, windows, shops, synagogues, etc by the Nazis in Jewish sections throughout Germany and Austria.  WW2 didn't officially break out till 10 months later Sept. 1st 1939, when Hitler invaded Poland but Kristallnacht was a prelude of what was to come.\n\nMore info at this link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kristallnacht
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check out\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holocaust\nit might help...
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October 24, 1945. New York.
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She lived in an Attic in Amsterdam.\n\nThere are growth marks in the attic where she stayed(where her dad marked her height on the wall with a pen).\n\nThe orginal diary is plaid, kinda resembling the pattern of a country table cloth.\n\nShe died in a concentration camp.
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READ "THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK" found in most school literature books for 8th grade class. If you read that then you will know all you need to know.
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a jewish website that tells about Anne Frank maybe?
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Nightmarish as ever. The two sides of the extended family all forcing out stretched, false smiles at one another across the room... the inevitable gossiping that follows as soon as someone leaves the room.... it is hell on earth, I am telling you. \n\nNo amount of chocolate easter eggs could sweeten my family crowd!