Those hiding could be caught and put in concentration camps. It was really hard to hide since you have to have supplies, so your supply line could get you discovered. You might accidentally leave other clues behind such as using lamps or leaving a radio on the wrong station. The BBC was forbidden listening, so if you were caught listening to that, they may assume you were hiding Jewish persons or others on Hitler's hit list.
Then of course, there is the problem of trust. Someone might discover your hideaway, and they may try to extort you. If they demand to stay with you and you turn them away, they could get you in trouble. If you do let them in, they may be careless or encourage you to let in others you don't trust. Plus with more people, it is easier to be careless, and easier to draw attention to yourselves and get discovered. Then when eventually discovery arises, at least for some, it is possible that the last to join your group may be among the first to give up the information about the rest.
the lady that was hiding anne found it and was going to give it to anne when she got out of the concentration camp but when she found out she was dead she gave it to annes father
They couldn't carry luggage. They would look too suspicious.
Only Otto Frank, the father, knew the family until both families met for the first time when going into hiding in the Secret Annex
They took Mr. Dussel in because they wanted to help him to go into hiding. Anne Frank was excited she was going to have someone to talk with but after some time with Dussel, she couldn't stand him.
While Anne Frank was in hiding, she really did not have access to her favorite foods. However, she was snuck food often and she was grateful for whatever meal she was given.
they were in hiding because they were Jews and Hitler was going to kill all the Jews.
a war.
the lady that was hiding anne found it and was going to give it to anne when she got out of the concentration camp but when she found out she was dead she gave it to annes father
when Anna was hiding she took with her... all the clothes she was going to wear she had to put them on her, her diary (called kitty), a collection of movie stars and royalty, her textbooks, a radio, some of her favorite books to read, her hairbrush, some letters and school books
Anne Frank's life events include her family going into hiding in Amsterdam during the Nazi occupation, her reflections and experiences documented in her diary, being discovered by the Nazis in 1944, and ultimately dying in a concentration camp in 1945.
They couldn't carry luggage. They would look too suspicious.
Anne Frank's parents, Otto and Edith, told people they were going to Switzerland to keep their plans of going into hiding a secret. By pretending to leave the country, they hoped to avoid suspicion and make their escape to the secret annex where they would hide during the Holocaust.
Mr. Dussel's wife did not join him in hiding because she had already been detained separately by the Nazis prior to the hiding period. She was held in a different location, and Mr. Dussel was unable to secure her release or bring her with him into hiding.
The Franks did not go into hiding until Margot received her call up notice telling her to prepare to be sent to a concentration camp.
Anne Frank had to leave behind her pet cat named Moortje before going into hiding from the Germans. She mentioned her in her diary and missed her during her time in hiding.
Anne Frank continued to write in her diary while in hiding because it provided her with a sense of companionship and emotional outlet during a difficult and confining time. Writing also helped her process her thoughts and feelings, providing a form of mental escape from the challenges of living in hiding.
Only Otto Frank, the father, knew the family until both families met for the first time when going into hiding in the Secret Annex