What happens in "The Diary of Anne Frank?" Label the events in the order in which they occur in the play. The

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1 Anne’s father gives her a diary
2Anne and her family go into hiding
3Mr. Van Daan steals bread from the cupboard
4Annes father returns to the attic
5 the residents of the Secret Annex are discovered
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