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7.The Jews lost food and some died of disease.

8.Some of Frank’s family which he had taken care of had died due to hiding food.

9.The Nazis took food from the Jews and killed them if they had food.

10.The Nazis deprived the Jews of all their resources.

11.Frank and his team disrupted communication between the Germans and themselves.

12.Damaged dairy factories that produced food for the Nazis.

13.Frank and his team ambushed the Nazis to.

14.Ran into a Forest for cover and built a bunker.

15.Frank started a resistance team

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4.The Jews were forced to wear the star of David on their arms.

5.They were constricted with labor.

6.The Jews and Frank soon began to dwell.

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“I’m very proud of what I did all those years,” he says. “The reality was we had nothing to lose, and our way to survive was to fight.”

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Frank Blaichman a Jewish Partisan. Fought against Germans during  World War ll in Poland. Born in the town of Kamionka, Poland, on December 11, 1922.

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Due to the Nazi’s invading the Jewish area in which Frank had lived in, they deprived them of food.They introduced diseases which  they had no cure of. They tortured them till they’d speak.

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1.Frank paid someone to work his labor.

2.Nazi’s had  forced him  into working labor.

3.Instead of working Frank ran of to get food

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Frank Blaichman - Life in the Forest “We went through many hardships, many sufferings, I can tell you. But somehow, we overcame all that suffering. And let me tell you another thing. The first two months we were in the forest, it was very bad. We went through hunger, scary beatings, all kinds of things. But none of us, including me, was complaining. You know what I was saying? This is still better than to be in a concentration camp or a death camp, no matter what it is. And tomorrow going to be another day. That's how I was telling myself, and all the others were saying the same thing. And that's how we overcame all these things. You know, we were sleeping in the forest in freezing rain, in storm, snow, on the snow. The snow covered us up. In the morning I got up - was a blanket of snow. That's how we were living for the first few months. Sometimes for several days going around wet, hungry, but still we didn't give it up. We were hardened, not softened”