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"In spite of everything, I still believe that people are really good at heart" A quote by Anne Frank. Anne Frank was in the Holocaust. She is well known from the diary that she wrote; The Diary Of A Young Girl. The diary is a piece of evidence from history that provides evidence of what the Jewish had to go through to try and survive. Anne Frank was only 12 when she went into hiding with her family. She was just turning 13 a month before she went hiding. As Anne was told to pack her stuff to go into hiding, Anne made sure she grabbed her journal. She then kept a journal with her throughout her life in hiding and wrote in it very frequently. Her and her family including 4 extra people stayed in a secret annex which was her father's old office

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