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I learned how difficult their living conditions were. I want to know who caught them and how.

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I learned that their hiding spot was a fair amount bigger than I expected. My question is how were they discovered.

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I learned that the location of the concentration camp looked quite normal at first glance, but once you look more into it, like at places like the gas chambers, I saw how bad they really are. Why are the names different from the tour and the play?

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I learned how tiny the space was everyone had to live in. I want to know why the names are different from in the play?

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I learned that the Frank's hiding place was much smaller than I thought. I want to find out what happened to Anne when she was captured

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One thing I learned was what Anne Frank's house looked like. Why did the Nazis build camps? What was their motive?

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I learned how cramped and tight Anne's house was. The house was almost like a maze. However, the building where she lived looks relatively normal from the outside. One question is why

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I learned that where Anne's family's hiding spot was not very "hidden" it was more in plain sight than anything. I wonder why they changed the names of the people in play from the real thing.

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I learned that the Frank's hiding spot was a lot different than I thought it was like. I want to know how the Franks got to the concentration camps and what happened when they got there.

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One thing I learned was how small their "house" actually was. One question I have right now is how/when did the Nazis find the Franks.

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I saw how tight and scary their house really was and how careful they had to be. My question is what was the tallest brick building used for in the concentration camp.

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I learned the location of  the hiding spot. One question I have is how they didn't get caught because they were in the middle of everything even at night.

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I learned that the place where Anne Frank lived during her time in hiding was a lot smaller than I thought, so living there must have been very difficult. How were the Franks caught when they were in hiding and how did the father, Otto, manage to not get caught

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One fact is that the concentration camps look very normal from the outside, but once you go into a building it is much less inviting

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I learned how small Anne Frank's hiding spot actually was. There were eight people living in such a cramped space. One question I had was how did the families live on a ,what to appeared to be main road, without getting caught. It was also right on a river.

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I learned that concentration camps dont look that different from other buildings.
One question I have is:
How did Anne feel when all of these things were happening to her

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I learned how difficult the living conditions of the concentration camps were. A question I still have is what emotions did Anne Frank have and how did she try to survive?

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I learned how cramped the living space was for them.
I wonder how/when they got caught by the Nazis.

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I learned where Anne's house really was and its surroundings. What was it like back in the 40s without all of the new modern elements that we see today?

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When experiencing the virtual reality tour I noticed many watchtowers all throughout the concentration camps. I assume that these were occupied by the Nazis. Previously, I knew the German Nazis were on the streets monitoring the Jewish. However, I never realized they were hawks looking down on them day and night. My question is how was Miep able to keep the Frank's hiding place a secret while working in the outside world?

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I learned what the concentration camps looked like as well as Anne Frank's secret annex where she hid. One question I have is why was there a flower pattern on the floor of the concentration camp?

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I learned the actual location of Anne Frank's hiding spot. The names of the people the Franks were hiding with are different in the play.  Why are they different?

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I learned that the building that the Franks and Van Daans were living in was not only very crowded inside of the house but outside there were many buildings all very close to each other as well.

How many gas chambers were at the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp?

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I learned that the concentration camps from the outside seem like a normal place with a welcoming grand entrance, but from the inside the whole mood of the camp changes from normal to eerie.
I wonder what a person thought when they first entered the Concentration Camp.

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I learned that in the concentration camps people were more packed in than I imagined. Also, the building's windows seemed too small for people to get any fresh air.

I am wondering how big an average concentration camp was, and how many people were in those camps.

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I learned that Auschwitz looks nice from the outside, and horrifying on the inside. I wonder why it was decided to protect the borders with barbed wire when they most likely had the materials to make a stronger gate, like the one at the entrance saying, "Work makes you free." Creepy.

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One fact I have learned to day is how small the conditions were fro a total of eight people. One question I have is were the "hiders" ever able to come out of hiding and roam the streets at night.

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I learned that the Franks' hiding place was located behind a bookshelf. I would like to know is how the Frank family got caught by the Nazi

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I learned that the concentration camps looked nice but on the inside they were awful. One question I have is how did the franks get caught?

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I learned the real struggles of what Anne Frank went through. Also, why did the Nazi's care so much about the buildings rather than the people?