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Otto Frank Quotes

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Otto Frank, otherwise known as Anne Frank’s dad, is very important to the story. For example, he says many quotes that effect the story. He quotes, “We won’t be living here according to regulations.” What Mr. Frank means is they have to go into hiding and nothing they do will be legal anymore. There is another quote that has great relevance to the story. He quotes, “I know what you went through, you and Mr. Kraler.” Mr. Frank is trying to say that he knows what Miep and Mr. Kraler had gone through, trying to keep the family alive and updated since they were their only connection. But, would Anne Frank’s diary still be of importance if she didn’t even live to describe the holocaust? The only reason why they were alive was because Mr. Frank knew

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