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Anne Frank is born in Frankfurt, Germany. Her mother was Edith Frank and her father was Otto Frank.
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The Franks moved to Amsterdam, Netherlands in the fall after Hitler became chancellor of Germany.
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Anne writes, "After May 1940, the good times were few and far between..."
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Nazi occupiers imposed anti-Jewish measures on the Neverlands. Anne, along with all other Jews, had to wear a yellow star at all times and observe a strict curfew.
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Anne receives a red diary for her 13th birthday.
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Anne and her family along with the Pels family go into hiding. They hide in an empty space in the back of Otto's company building.
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The secret police find the secret annex and arrest everyone that was hiding there.
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Anne, and everyone who was hiding with her, arrive by train at Camp Westerbork, a concentration camp in the northeastern Netherlands.
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Anne is shipped off to the Auschwitz death camp in the middle of the night. Once Anne arrives she is separated from her father and never sees him again.
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Anne's mother gets sick and dies shortly after Anne and her sister are transferred to another concentration camp.
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Anne Frank and her sister die within days of each other after contracting typhus. A few weeks later British soldiers liberated the camp. Anne was 15 years old at the time of her death.