Anne Frank's family did have conflicts and disagreements with the other family they were hiding with, the Van Daans. Tensions arose due to the stress of living in close quarters and the prolonged confinement. Despite this, both families managed to work together to survive during their time in hiding.
the Van Dans I'm not sure if this is spelled right though
The van Pels (in diary known as van Daans) and Mr. Pfeffer (in diary known as Mr. Dussel) were in the secret annexe with the Franks. Merry Christmas! -22redroses
The other familys that joined Anne franks family was Hermann and Petronella Daan and their son Peter. There was also a man named Albert Dussel
Anne Frank hid in the secret annex in Amsterdam, The Netherlands for just over 2 years, from July 6, 1942 until August 4, 1944. On August 4, 1944, Anne Frank, her family, and the other people hiding in the secret annex were discovered and arrested by the Nazis.
The family of Anne Frank, as well as hundreds of other Jewish families, went into hiding to avoid being captured and sent to German concentration camps. The fate of Jewish people in these camps was usually forced labor and, often, torture and death.
The burglar stole cash and personal belongings from the annex where Anne Frank and her family were hiding during World War II. This theft added to the already dire and dangerous situation faced by the Frank family and the other occupants of the annex.
Anne Frank's life before she went into hiding was very nice. She was very fond of her dad Otto who was a very nice man. == ==She had a pleasant. carefree and somewhat spoiled life of a young pre-teen from an upper middle class family in Amsterdam. In other words: Completely normal - until the Nazi occupation began to strip away everyone's freedoms.
They would give them food and other supplies.
People argue for many different reasons. Some can be about money or to marriage. Also, family member argue because they don't agree with each other and they both think they are right.
Like many Jews who were in hiding, the Frank family hoped to avoid being captured by the Nazis, since that would mean certain death. They hoped they would survive the war and that the Nazis would be defeated. Sadly, someone betrayed the family, and told the Nazis where the Franks were being hidden. In August 1944, Anne, her sister, and her mother were shipped to concentration camps, where they died. Otto was also sent to a concentration camp but somehow managed to survive until Russian troops liberated him and other prisoners. But he was the only member of the family who made it out alive.
Another Jewish family hid in the "Secret Annex" with the Franks. They were called Van Pels. The family consisted of a father, a mother, and a son, Peter, who Anne eventually fell in love with. There was one other person hiding with them. He joined them later. He was an elderly Jewish dentist named Dussel. Anne was frustrated by him sometimes, and she had to share a room with him. There was a total of eight people in the secret annex.
Peter van Pels was his name. Early editions of the diary used pseudonyms for those in hiding other than the Franks, but that was eliminated years ago - their correct names are used today.