the familys that lived with her in the attic were her own family, The Frank Family, and the other family was The Van Pels Family.
The two rivaling families in Huck Finn were the Shepherdsons and the Grangerfords.
In World War Two, Jews were being jailed and killed in the camps. Many families did the exact thing as Anne family, accept them in a false room offered by a German family.
They hid in the attic for about two years. Many say they were discovered by a thief at night that blackmailed them or it was a coworker of Mr. Frank who was suspicious about the noise and ruckus upstairs.
Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn had one (living) child, and this was Elizabeth (born on 7 September 1533), who became Queen Elizabeth I. Anne did have two miscarriages, and her failure to produce a male heir was probably the main reason that Henry eventually tired of her and which led to her execution on the trumped up charges of adultery and witchcraft.
Two of them: Anne Boleyn and Katharine Howard.
They lived in the attic of a house in Amsterdam. They were hidden by friends, and lived with two other families.
Miep Gies helped the two families in the secret annex by buying them food, soap and things they needed for a general living.
how many families of at least two people living together are on the earth
She was hiding for over two years in an attic and someone caught the Frank family. Since they were Jewish they were sent away to camps.
Anne Frank And Her Family Hiding in The Loft They We hiding from the Germans because anne frank was a Jew the Germans wanted no Jews around Germany (the reason why anne frank is so famous is because of her diary)
She had to hide in an attic for two years of her life, and she still found reasons to smile and be happy. Anne Frank teaches us that there is a bright side to everything.
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Anne Frank was very young when her family was forced to go into hiding to escape the gestapo. They lived in the attic behind a bookshelf for two years where they were forced to be completely still and quiet during the daylight hours so that nobody would figure out they were there. When she was 15, Anne and the other occupants of the attic were discovered and taken to the concentration camps. She died in the camps at the age of 16. Her father, Otto, was the only one of the family to survive the Holocaust and go on to be sure their story, including Anne's diary, were published for the world to know.
she wrote a diary of her experiences in world war 2 when she and her family were in hiding. when she died they found a diary (hers) in the attic where her family was hiding. two years after the war, her diary was published.
When two or more longhouse families come together, it is often referred to as a "clan" or "extended family." In many Indigenous cultures, particularly among the Iroquois, the longhouse serves as a communal living space for multiple related families, fostering a sense of community and shared responsibility. This structure emphasizes kinship ties and collective living, reflecting the social organization of the group.
Anne Frank became famous for her diary, which she kept while in hiding during the Holocaust. The diary provides a firsthand account of her experiences and thoughts while living in hiding. After her death, her diary was published and became a symbol of the suffering faced by Jews during World War II.
Hopefully after she used it, especially after doing number two's, otherwise the smell would have stunk out her attic and the whole family would have had to suffer.