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Who was anne frank living with before the Holocaust?
she was living with her mum and dad and sister and cat
In the diary of Anne Frank what did mr frank give anne as a present?
Mr frank gave Anne frank a diary in which she named kitty
What was the full name of Anne Frank?
Annelies Marie Frank, called Anne Frank Otto Frank was the father of Anne Frank - he survived the war, his wife and children did not.
In the story of anne frank why are people in holland scared?
Because they are living under Nazi military occupation.
What city did Anne Frank hide from the Nazis?
Anne Frank hid in the city Amsterdam.
Is Anne Frank's Dad still living?
Anne Frank's dad, Otto is not living.
What was the name of the person who published Anne Frank diary?
Otto Frank, Anne Frank's father, the only living member of the family, published the book when he found it.
What city was anne frank living in when she went into hiding?
Amsterdam
"Where was Anne Frank living?
A secret annex on the Prinsengracht in Amsterdam
What did Anne Frank for living?
Anne Frank was a Jewish girl who lived during the Holocaust. She did not have a specific occupation as she was a teenager when she and her family went into hiding. Anne Frank is known for her diary, which she kept while in hiding and which has become a powerful symbol of the human impact of the Holocaust.
Who was anne frank living with before the Holocaust?
she was living with her mum and dad and sister and cat
Who were the family's living with the anne frank in hiding?
The Van Daan`s
What date was Anne Frank born at?
It is not known if Anne Frank was born in a hospital. Anne Frank was born in 1929 and died during Holocaust in 1945.
How old would anne frank be if she was still living?
about 78 years old
Name any five living social workers in the world?
anne frank
What were the general living conditions in holland during the war?
is this an Anne frank question
Did anne frank enjoy living in the secret annex?
At first, Anne looked at it as "a great adventure", but after several months, none of those living there really "enjoyed" it, no.
