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they fight worse in the annex

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Both the Maccabees' fight for independence and the Annex inhabitants' fight for survival were driven by a desire to persevere in the face of oppression. However, the Maccabees engaged in armed resistance against their oppressors, while the Annex inhabitants relied on hiding and maintaining secrecy to evade capture. Additionally, the Maccabees' struggle was against a larger political power (the Seleucid Empire), while the Annex inhabitants faced persecution by the Nazis during World War II.

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Q: How does the Maccabees' fight compare and contrast with the fight involving the Annex inhabitants in The Dairy of Anne Frank?
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