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Anne Frank faced numerous challenges during her time in hiding, including constant fear of discovery, as expressed in her diary: 'not being able to go outside upsets me' and 'terrified our hiding place will be discovered'. Life in the Secret Annex involved strict schedules to avoid detection while managing limited resources, with food quality declining over time. The cramped quarters led to tension among the eight occupants, exacerbated by differing personalities and ongoing frustrations related to confinement.
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