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[1]OnJune6，1944，theAlliedfordedatNormandyintheinvasionnamedD-Day.Aheothersintheaedtohearaboutit.Itseemedthattheirordealwouldsoo，thesouthernpartoftheherlandswasalreadyliberated.ThestillremainedunderNazio.
[2]OnJune12，1944，sixdaysaftertheNormandyinvasiourned15.Sheandherfamilyhadbeeninhidingnowforalmosttwoyears.AnneFrankwroteinherdiaryabouthowterribleshethoughtohepagesofherdiarywhypeopleotlivepeacefullytogether.ShefeltoptimisticaboutthefutureandaboutherrelationshipwithPeterVahatshelovedhimandhelovedher.Aliberatio，shewowastoowoobetrue.Afterlivingfiannex，freedomseemedlikeafairytale.
[3]Anne’sfeeliheirupsanddowimessheointedinhimbecausehedidnottalkverymuefeltfused.Shewroteihatitwassohardtobeyoungandunsureofyourselfuerribleces.Shewroteaboutwhatshebelievedinandthehighidealsheheld.OnJuly15，1944，AnneFraihemisery，death，aioillbelievedinthegoodhehuma.
[4]AnneFrankwroteinherdiaryforthelasttimeonAugust1，1944.Shewrotehowittroubledherthatpeopledidnotreallykhoughtshewaslightandshallowbecausetheydidnotker，deeperself.
[5]OnAugust4，theweatherwasveryhotandlifewasgoingonasusualiaher，OttoFrankwasabouttogivePeteralessowasten-thirty.WhenOttoFraheboy’sroom，theybothheardsdownstairs.Theyheardthevoicesers.ThemensoundedangryaoFraersharedalookofterror.Theseexhadbeerayed.
[6]Fivemenburstintotheoffig.Ohemoliceofficer，KarlSilberbauer.Theotherfourmeazising.Theyfirstiep，Bep，JohannesKleiman，andVictlerwhowereallihefiveNazisknewallabouttheeightpeoplewhohidupstairs.Whoeverhadbetrayedthemtoldtheewashefourhelperstodehing.
[7]Victlerwasorderedtotakethemupstairsandrollthebookcaseaside.ThefivemeheirrevolversiiootheseexeheFranks，VanPelsesandPfefferwerealltakendownstairswiththeirhaheNaziswalkedbehiheirdrawnpistols.
[8]KarlSilberbauerdemaokhevaluableswerekept.HetookasmallamountofmohenhedumpedAothefloor.Herdiaryandtheloosepagessprayedacrossthefloor.OaredatagrayfingtoOttoFrank.ItarIsoldier’suniforIthadbee.OttoFrankoftheGermanarmy.
[9]Theeightfromtheseexandtheirhelperswerequestioned.Finally，VictlerandJohannesKleimaedwiththosewhohadbeenhidienprisonerswereloadedintoawindowlesspolicetruck.Theyweredrivenfrraersowusedbythespeicells.Thefollowingday，theywerealltakentularprisoeringstheterofthecity.Fortendays，Aheotherslivedihys.WiticedtheFranksdescribedaveryworriedOttoFrankandhisnervouswife.AnneandMargotacks.
[10]TheopwasWesterbhtymilesfromAmsterdaTheFrankstraveledirainbutthedoorswereboltedshut.OttoFrankstillhadhope.Perhaps，hethought，heandhisfamilywouldremaierbork.MaybetheywouldothedeathcampsofPoland.
[11]TheFraeredatthecamp.Theyallshowedquietdignity.TheFrankswereassighepublock.Theretheywereforcedtowearuniformsandclogs.Becausetheyhadhemselvesinandhadtobecapturedinhidireatedworse.OttoFrankhadhisheadshaved.Edithandthegirlshadtheirhairfullyshort.Atthepublock，therewaslessfood，andtheworkwasharder.OttoFrankwasassigeryshedwhereoldbatterieswerechoppedup.Itwasdifficult，dirtywork.AhertriedtosaveAhiswotherajobhelpinganotherwomaoilets.ThemeibarraAnnewassick，herfathercametostandbesideherbedfherstories.
[12]AnneandMargotgttheirtimeatWesterbork.Everybodyhopedagaiheywouldothedeathcamps.Butoember2，1944，thenameswereaheion.TheFranks，theVanPelses，andPfefferwereincluded.
[13]Forthreedaysandtwonights，thetraierborktraveledthroughtheherlands，Germany，andPoland.Thepeoplewereheldihiomightslipthroughathewood.Therewerenosanitaryfacilities.Somediedoerriblejourhesmellofhumahwasalmosturai，andtheyrockedviolentlyinthewind.Anneandherfamilywerejammedinwithsixtypeople.Fiopped.Thehalf-deadpeoplestumbledoutaethetraeFrankandherfamilyhadarrivedatAuschwitz，twenty-fivesquaremilesofgaschambers，s，andhorror.
[14]Immediately，themenandwomehosetobegassedatoed.Ayorueenwouldbegassedalongwiththesiddisabled.Theothersweretobeputtowork.OttoFrankturnedahiswifeahelasttimeoofSeptember5，1944.AlthoughOttoFrankwasfifty-five，helookedyouhatreasokilledimmediately.
[15]ThewomeheworkchoreshadtowalktotheatBirkehFrawodaughtersstayedtogether.InOctober1944EdithFraBirkenau.ButAnneandMargotwereserationcampatBergewasbitterlycold.Thewomearviingsickwithdeadlydiseases.AnneandMargothuddledtogetherinanicy-heatedbarraehegirlslookedlikefrozenlittlebirds.AschoolfriendofAnoherobecauseshebelievedthatbothofherparentsweredead.Arembling.Sheedihi.
[16]Typhussweptthrehespringof1945.WitoldofseeingbothAnneandMargotFrahlysithedisease.Theguardshadcutoffwatertothecamp.Thismadesanitationimpossible.AwitnessfoundAnneandMargotlyingsidebysideo.Sheehegirlstogethelp.ButAhatatleasttheyweretogetherandwoulddieiheaarch，Margotfelltothefloorwhiletryingtorisefromherbunk.Shediedofshock.Afewdayslater，AnneFrankdiedaswell.Thebodiesofthegirlsweretakentothemassgravesatthedburied.
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