Describe the Anne Frank’s family.

English

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horrorfan [7]4 years ago

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Answer:

Anne Frank's Family

Frank's mother was Edith Frank. Her father, Otto Frank, was a lieutenant in the German army during World War I, later becoming a businessman in Germany and the Netherlands. Anne had a sister named Margot, who was three years her senior.

Explanation:

Anne Frank had 1 father Otto Frank and 1 mother Edith frank. She had a big sister named Margot Frank

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