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Anne Frank died in Bergan-Belsen Concentration camp. This concentration camp was located in Lohheide, Germany. Anne Frank’s death was caused by a disease called typhus, Typhus is a disease caused after a bacteria.It is usually transfered to humans by vectors.The vectors that it si usually transefered by are fleas or lice. This happens when the lice or fleas catch the bacteria from animals such as rats, cats, opossums, raccoons, and other animals. Anne died in March of 1945. Anne was sent to the concentration camp on August 4, 1944. Mr. Frank was sent to a different concentration camp. He was separated from all his family. Anne, Margot, and Mrs. Frank were all sent to the same concentration camp. Anne died with no one from her family with

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