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Part 1: June 14, 1942 – July 9, 1942:

All these journal entries are written from Anne's home in Amsterdam, Holland.

Anne was Jewish, she is very fun and perky, she had just turned thirteen. For her

birthday her dad gave her a journal, she writes in it every day and tells it everything

that happened throughout the day. She thinks of the journal as her friend so she

named it Kitty.

The first few entries give a description of her early life. She was born in Frankfurt,

Germany, her family had to move to holland to escape Hitler. Jewish people had to

follow a lot of different rules, some of these are: they have to wear a yellow star, they

are not allowed to ride bicycles, they are forbidden to drive and travel by train, they

were only allowed to shop in Jewish stores and only from 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm. , they

are not allowed outside after 8:00 p.m. , and they cannot visit Christians and must

go to Jewish schools. Anne just tries to......

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