Anne was separated from her dad when she got to her second concentration camp. she thought she saw him go to the gas chambers so she assumed he was already dead. after she was separated from her mother too, she assumed her mother died too (which actually did happen from starvation). she was left with only her sister, Margot, until Margot died. a few days later Anne died, at age 15, of Typhus five days before the war was over. What could have saved her was the knowledge that her father was in fact alive. she left her father alone.
imagine extreme hunger, imagine sleeping quarters that were shelves, that were so crowded don't have enough room to turn around, imagine watching the people around you dying from starvation and disease while you are doing the same is happening to you, and you may come just a Little way toward understanding what it must have been like in those camps and in similar places today. it was a grim experience that ended up killing her.
Her life was stressful, scary, terrible, and threatning in the concentration camps.
anne frank reacted really scared i mean my name is jenny and i know everything and im a member of the know everything website
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she wrote a book then died there
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She died in March 1945 (exact date unknown) in Bergen-Belsen concentration camp.
It was said that she was around 15 or 16 when they found her and another family to whom which her boyfriend belonged to and then sent to different concentration camps.
the lady that was hiding anne found it and was going to give it to anne when she got out of the concentration camp but when she found out she was dead she gave it to annes father
She was Jewish, which led to her imprisonment and eventual death in one of the Nazi Concentration camps.
Anne Franks's family was sent to concentration camps, but only Otto Frank (Anne's dad) survived in the end. Anne and Margot died of Typhus just weeks before freedom. Otto died of old age. ♥R.I.P Frank Family♥
The Franks hid from the Nazis during World War II in Amsterdam. They were a Jewish family, including Anne Frank, who hid in a secret annex in the building where Anne's father worked to avoid being captured and sent to concentration camps.
After the Franks were discovered and arrested, their hiding place was left empty. The belongings inside were left untouched until after the war, when Otto Frank, Anne's father and the only survivor from the family, returned to retrieve them. Today, Anne Frank's house in Amsterdam is a museum preserving the memory of the family and their experience during the Holocaust.
They where forced into concentration camps.
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no people in concentration camps did not have privacy for example Anne Frank
Anne Frank and her mother did not fully resolve their conflict before they were separated in concentration camps. Anne's relationship with her mother was strained during their time in hiding, but Anne expressed regret and longing for her mother in her diary entries. Tragically, both Anne and her mother died in the Holocaust before they had the chance to reconcile their differences.
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The Franks and the family they went into hidding with were found in their hiding place (which was an attic) by the Nazi army and all taken to concentration camps (which were basically torture camps). She later died from a disease called typhus (which was spread by fleas).
Another person staying with the franks in the annex owned a cat when the Nazi's came to check out the building the cat meowed giving them away, the franks and others staying with them were sent to concentration camps. Actually nobody knows
I do believe he managed a store, but I am going off of memory here. If that's true, he continued managing the store after he escaped the concentration camps. They hid in the attic of that store.