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The name of the attic in which the Franks and the van Daans are forced into hiding.
The Jewish man who joins the Attic and shares a room with Anne.
The name Anne gives her diary.
The name of the city of where Anne's hiding place is.
The pseudonym for the family that joins the Franks in hiding.
The name of the office building where the hidden attic is.
The son of the van Daans and Annes soon-to-be friend.
The first name given to Mrs van Daan in Anne's dairy.
Bep's husband who continuously falls ill.
The country which was rumored to be where the Franks escaped to.
Anne's smart reserved older sister.
The name of the cat Peter brough into the attic and spent all his time with.
The name of Anne's father who later publishes her diary.
The name of the concentration camp Anne's father was taken to.
The name of Anne's misunderstanding mother.
The first name of the hotheaded Mr van Daan.
The real name of the family that goes into hiding with the Frank family.
The name of the secret police used by the Germans.
The family that Anne hanged pictures up of.
The genocide of Jews and other minorities led by the Nazi Party in World War II.
The enthoreligious group prosecuted during the Holocaust.
The largescale war that was the setting of Anne's dairy.
The clock that can be seen and heard from the attic.
The political party in germany that led the Holocaust.
The ruthless dictator that was in control of the Nazi party.

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