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Can you imagine staying inside something for almost two years and not be able to go outside? During world war 2, Anne Frank a thirteen years old girl and her family and another family and a person was hiding in the secret annex. The family that was hiding with Frank family was Van Daan family and in that family they was Mr. Van Daan, Mrs.Van Daan and Peter Van Daan. In Frank family there was Anne Frank, Mr. Frank, Mrs.Frank and Margot Frank. The person living with them was dentist named Mr.Dussel. They all lived in the secret annex like one family. While were hiding they had a lot of problem Anne Frank, her family and everyone hiding with them had a lot of trouble hiding and one of the problem was that they didn’t had a of freedom. …show more content…

Furthermore, there was a evidence in the collection book in page 287 and it suggest that they didn’t had a lot of space to live in the annex because Anne Frank’s parent and Peter Van Daan a sixteen years old boy who was in the same hiding place as Anne Frank and her family, his parent were discussing about who should live where in the secret annex however they were having trouble to figure out who should live where. In addition, Anne Frank and her family and everyone living in the secret annex could not move a lot after eight o’clock in morning until six o’clock evening because they would be caught if they move a lot and probably would get killed. The most unfavorable freedom was that they could not go outside at anytime and had to stay in the annex whole time however they lived in the secret annex for more than two year. In conclusion, Anne Frank, her family and Van Daan family which were Peter and Mr. and Mrs. Van Daan well as Mr. Dussel and he was a dentist that was hiding with Anne’s family and Peter’s family in the secret annex were deprived to get their freedom back and wanted to live how they lived before the

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