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Why did the frank family go to holland and why did they go into hiding?
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Where does Anne Frank's family go into hiding?
In an attic of a warehouse and office building in Amsterdam, Holland
When did the Frank family go into hiding?
The Frank family went into hiding on July 6, 1942
What does Anne Frank report about Jews in Holland who were not able to go into hiding?
Because
Why must the Frank family go into hiding?
They were Jewish.
When did the Frank family go to the hiding?
on July, 6th 1942
When did otto frank and his family begin to go into hiding?
They went into hiding on July 5, 1942.
How did Anne Frank go into hiding?
Anne Frank's father had planned to go into hiding for months. He told Meip to take Margot to the annex and keep her there until the rest of the family came into hiding with margot.
What year did Anne Frank and her family go into hiding?
Anne Frank and her family went into hiding in 1942 during the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands. They stayed hidden in the secret annex of an office building in Amsterdam for over two years before being discovered and arrested in 1944.
How did anne's father try to prepare his family to go into hiding?
To prepare his family to go into hiding, Anne Frank's father started stocking and storing items the family would need in hiding. When Anne's sister received a notice to go into labor service in Germany, the family went in hiding.
Why didn't the entire Frank family move to Holland together?
The Frank family didn't move to Holland together because Anne's older sister Margot received a call-up notice to report for deportation to a labor camp in Germany. The family decided to go into hiding to avoid being separated and deported.
Where did Anne Frank and her family go after hiding?
They went to a concentration camp, where everyone died
Did Anne Frank go to Copenhagen?
No, Anne Frank did not go to Copenhagen. She and her family went into hiding in Amsterdam during World War II to avoid persecution by the Nazis.
