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At first, the Franks tried to live out the occupation, but as the genocidal intents of the Nazis became clear, Anne's father Otto built a secret shelter in the building where he worked (by that point, the country's borders were closed and travel for Jews was tightly regulated; leaving Amsterdam without getting caught was had become impossible). In 1942, Anne was given a diary notebook for her 13th birthday.
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At first, the Franks tried to live out the occupation, but as the genocidal intents of the Nazis became clear, Anne's father Otto built a secret shelter in the building where he worked (by that point, the country's borders were closed and travel for Jews was tightly regulated; leaving Amsterdam would have been impossible). In 1942, Anne was given a diary notebook for her 13th birthday.
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At first, the Franks tried to live out the occupation, but as the genocidal intents of the Nazis became clear, Anne's father Otto built a secret shelter in the building where he worked (by that point, the country's borders were closed and travel for Jews was tightly regulated; leaving Amsterdam would have been without getting caught was impossible). In 1942, Anne was given a diary notebook for her 13th birthday.
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1.5 million young children were murdered (shot, starved, gassed, etc.) in the Holocaust, but [[AMillionIsAStatistic that is too big for the "average person" to mentally process]], so Anne is used as a figure in popular culture to represent all of them. The official Auschwitz Museum is working hard to remember the individual children through research and its social media accounts nonetheless.
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1.5 million young children were murdered (shot, starved, gassed, etc.) in the Holocaust, but [[AMillionIsAStatistic that is too big for the "average person" to mentally process]], so Anne is used as a figure in popular culture to represent all of them. The official Auschwitz Museum is working and some other Holocaust research and remembrance groups have worked hard to remember the ensure individual children are remembered nonetheless, including through research and its social media accounts nonetheless.
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1.5 million young children were murdered (shot, starved, gassed, etc.) in the Holocaust, but [[AMillionIsAStatistic that is too big for the "average person" to mentally process]], so Anne is used as a figure in popular culture to represent all of them. The official Auschwitz Museum is working hard to remember the individual children through its social media accounts. See an example here with [[https://twitter.com/AuschwitzMuseum/status/1533373094798163968 French Jewish child Gina Goldstein]], who was gassed upon her arrival at Auschwitz not long after her sixth birthday.
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1.5 million young children were murdered (shot, starved, gassed, etc.) in the Holocaust, but [[AMillionIsAStatistic that is too big for the "average person" to mentally process]], so Anne is used as a figure in popular culture to represent all of them. The official Auschwitz Museum is working hard to remember the individual children through research and its social media accounts. See an example here with [[https://twitter.com/AuschwitzMuseum/status/1533373094798163968 French Jewish child Gina Goldstein]], who was gassed upon her arrival at Auschwitz not long after her sixth birthday.
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