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Annes franks family had to go into hiding and had to live quietly and they had to depend on others they trust to bring them food and keep their supplies up and they had to live in fear and have no trust in no one due to being feared of getting killed but later on they were betrayed on august 1944 and soon after the nazi corps stormed the hideout and brought the franks to a labor camp in the Netherlands and soon sent to auschwitzs out of 8 of the people who hid with anne frank died including herself and only her father survived

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