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What connections does Anne Make between her own situation in hiding and the situation of Jews in the "outside world? What distinctions, or contrasts, does she make? How do these connections and contrasts
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What connections does Anne Make between her own situation in hiding and the

situation of Jews in the "outside world? What distinctions, or contrasts, does she make? How do these connections and
contrasts make Anne feel?

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She is feeling very scared and angry on behalf she must hide just because of her religion.She is scared to death about it she must keep quite and must stay away from the windows or she will be seen…She feels mistreated and sorry for herself
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