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Sentence: "No one who doesn't write can know how fine it is. And if I don't have the talent to write for newspapers or books, well then I can always go on writing for myself."
Phrase: "But she didn't come back."
Word: SURVIVE

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Sentence: "In Anne's fantasy, these characters formed a circle of friends. She started with Jettje and Emmy, and then the name Kitty appeared... Anne’s imagination was very lifelike."
Phrase: " It is unclear why Jacqueline wasn’t ‘part of the group’."
Word: IMAGINARY
-- Ellen

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Timeline:
- 1929 Anne Frank was born
- 1934 Anne emigrated to Amsterdam and started kindergarten
- 1942 she received a diary at 13 and her family went into hiding
- 1944 Anne and her family were taken to concentration camps
-1945 Anne and her sister, Margot, died from exhaustion in concentration camps
Date: 1947 Otto, Anne's dad, got her diary published
Word: SUCCESS
- Amora

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Sentence: "The cupboard ''opened' with a catch that could be lifted from inside the secret annex.. The rest of the doorway was a wooden board and this map [shows a map that says 'Kingdom of Belgium' ]"
Phrase: "They taped up the windows too so no one could see what was going on behind the cupboard."
Word: SAVED
-- Ellen

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Sentence: 'I feel bad for lying in my warm bed while my dearest friends are out there somewhere, thrown or fallen to the ground. And that only because they are Jews'
Phrase: "They were captured"
Word: Labor
-Dustin

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Sentence: She went on to write Otto an angry letter, her ‘declaration of independence’. She was convinced that she had become independent on her own - without any support from her parents - and that she did not need anyone. Her father was not to look upon her as a regular 14-year-old, she had grown older because of the unusual situation of living in the Secret Annex. She did not have to answer to anyone and only wrote him the letter, because she did not want to do things in secret. Anne gave her father the choice: he could either trust her and allow her to see Peter, or not trust her and forbid her to do anything. She left the letter in his coat pocket.
Word:

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Sentence: "
Anne never really got to know Germany well, though, and would always struggle with the German language, because the family moved to Amsterdam when she was only four years old."
Phrase:  Anne was left to her own resources
Word: DREAMT

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Sentence: "To prevent discovery, the people in hiding kept away from windows that had not been blacked out. The attic window was the exception, and it gave Anne a chance to look outside."
Phrase: "As long as this still exists, I cannot be sad."
Word: BEAUTIFUL
-Kyra

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sentance: "On her birthday, Anne only wrote that she hoped that she would be able to entrust everything to her diary and that it would be a great support. The actual writing started two days after her birthday, on 14 June 1942."
Phrase:
word: Content
-Paxson Abney

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Sentence: "Peter and Anne fell in love. They cuddled and kissed in Peter’s room and in the attic. But after a while Anne realised that Peter would never become the friend she had hoped for. She backed off a little, but Peter did not."
Phrase: "Peter was rather quiet and withdrawn in the Secret Annex."
Word: SHY
-- Ellen

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Sentence: "Otto had always thought that he had a fair idea of what went on inside Anne’s head. But when he read her texts, he realised that this had not been the case."
Phrase:  "very different from the daughter I had lost."
Word: DEPTH
- Kyra

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Sentence:
1914: Murder of Austrian Archduke which caused the start of WWII
1933: Hitler and the Nazis take control of Germany
1939: The start of WWII
1941: The first deportations of Dutch Jews
1942: Introduction of the yellow patch
1943: Nazis deported Jews from the Netherlands
1945: Germany surrenders
Word: DESTRUCTION
-- Ellen

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Sentence: "Jews have to wear a Jewish star; Jews have to hand in their bicycles; Jews are not allowed in the tram; Jews are not allowed to ride in cars, Jews must attend Jewish schools, and so on and so forth."
Phrase: "Otto read how Anne had hoped to publish a book, so he carried out her wish"
Word: WISH
-- Ellen

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6:45 AM- The group in hiding prepared for the day
8:30- The annex had to be silent because that is when work began at the warehouse
9:00- The rest of the morning was spent, reading, studying, and preparing lunch
12:30 PM- "..the warehouse workers would go out for lunch. The helps and the people in hiding would eat together in the annex."
1:00- They would turn on the radio and listen to the BBC
1:45- the helpers would stay until 1:45, then go back to work
4:00- dinner was being prepared
5:30- the warehouse workers left
5:45- the people in hiding would spread across the building, everyone in hiding continued to work.
9:00- everyone would prepare for the night
Phrase: "Anne was doing a stenography course with Margot and Peter, and also learned French, German, algebra, and history"
WORD: QUIET
-- Ellen

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Sentence: "Jews have to wear a Jewish star; Jews have to hand in their bicycle; Jews are not allowed in the tram; Jews are not allowed to ride in cars; Jews must attend Jewish schools, and so on, and so forth."
Phrase: "The Nazi occupiers made life increasingly difficult for Jews"
Word: Labor
- Amora

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Sentence: "Their main conflict had to do with the writing desk. When Anne indicated that she would like to divide the time at the table more evenly, so that they could both work in peace, Fritz refused. He felt that Anne’s work was not important, unlike his study of Spanish, Dutch, and English. Anne was enraged and calm at the same time."
Phrase: "Stay calm, this fellow isn’t worth worrying your head about!"
Word: SULLEN
- Amora

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Sentence: The Frank family tried to escape the Nazis. Their emigration plans came to nothing, and Otto Frank realised that they would have to hide from the Nazis in order to survive.
Phrase: escape no longer possible
Word: SURVIVE
- Kyra

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Anne has to go into hiding in the Secret Annex

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Anne has to go into hiding in the Secret Annex

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sentance: "The Nazis took things further, one step at the time. Jews had to start wearing a Star of David on their clothes and there were rumours that all Jews would have to leave the Netherlands. When Margot received a call-up to report for a so-called ‘labour camp’ in Nazi Germany on 5 July 1942, her parents were suspicious."
phrase:"Via the offices of the Sicherheitsdienst (the German security police), a prison in Amsterdam, and the Westerbork transit camp, the people from the Secret Annex were put on transport to the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration and extermination camp."
word: monitored
-Paxson Abney

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Sentence: "I am oh-so-glad that I brought you with me"
Phrase: "Anne missed her friends and in her diary she pretended she was writing letters to them"
Word: MUTUAL
- Amora

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sentance:"it was the period in which Adolf Hitler and his party were gaining more and more supporters. Hitler hated the Jews and blamed them for the problems in the country."
phrase: "The hatred of Jews and the poor economic situation made Anne's parents, Otto and Edith Frank, decide to move to Amsterdam."
word: unwanted
-Paxson Abney

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Sentence: "Bep Voskuijl was the youngest of the helpers helping the people hiding in the Secret Annex. Anne considered her to be one of the ‘young people’ and they got along very well."
Phrase: "...her life was governed almost completely by her care for the people in hiding."
Word: YOUNG
- Amora

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Sentence:  ‘I was glad that I had not read the book straight after the arrest, (...) when it was sitting in my desk drawer. If I had, I would have had to burn it, because it was too dangerous for the people Anne wrote about.’
Phrase: 'You can stay with us for as long as you wish'
Word: LEGACY
- Kyra

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sentance: "Otto Frank wrote about 'cheerful Anne': ‘As soon as she entered the living room, things would get turbulent, especially since she often took a whole bunch of friends home. She was very popular because she always had plans for games they could play or things they could get up to.’ "
phrase: " When Anne went to secondary school, she had to take the tram. Margot’s friend Laureen Nussbaum recalled: ‘Anne was always surrounded by other children, boys and girls, and was always the centre of attention.’ "
word: outspoken
-Paxson Abney

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sentence: Before long, Anne felt right at home in the Netherlands.
Phrase: The Nazis took things further.
Word: AFRAID
-JACOB-

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sentance: "In other words: If a call was actually made that morning, and the response was immediate, then one may conclude that the informant was known and reliable, according to Lages. He only stuck to the logic of assumptions of which he did not know the validity, nor did he need to know the validity in order to give a reasoned answer."
phrase: "In the end, the list of people who were accused of being involved in the case is too long to include in its entirety. All the more so because betrayal was never established beyond a doubt."
word: unverifiable.
-Paxson Abney

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Sentence: Many Jewish children ended up without their parents in Christian farmers’ families who had very different customs. Because they were moved about many times it was difficult for them to develop close ties with the people hiding them.
Phrase: fear of being discovered
Word: LONELINESS
- Kyra

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Sentence: Meanwhile, the Nazis had tightened their grip, organizing raids and arresting and deporting Jews to so-called labour camps.
Phrase: In reality, these were concentraton and death camps.
Word: HOSTILITY
- Kyra

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Hitler and the nazis come to power in Germany

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Hitler and the nazis come to power in Germany

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sentance: "In 1933, Hitler and his party, the NSDAP, came to power. Before long, Germany was turned into a dictatorship."
phrase:"The law was the official confirmation of a situation that had existed for some time. In the preceding months, the Nazis had dealt with the other political parties in Germany. "
word:inextricably
-Paxson Abney

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Otto returned to Germany after his father's sudden death in 1909. He spent some time at a company that produced horseshoes. The First World War initially seemed to pass Otto by, but he enlisted in 1915. He was part of a ‘Lichtmesstrupp', a unit that analysed where enemy artillery fire came from.

Scared

Connor

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Their main conflict had to do with the writing desk. When Anne indicated that she would like to divide the time at the table more evenly, so that they could both work in peace, Fritz refused. He felt that Anne’s work was not important, unlike his study of Spanish, Dutch, and English. Anne was enraged and calm at the same time. ‘Stay calm, this fellow isn’t worth worrying your head about!’
Connor