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Kyson Gardner

17 June, 03:22

This is from the book Anne Frank and the Children of the Holocaust

What led to Mr. and Mrs. Frank's decision to leave Germany?

A. the segregation of Jewish and non-Jewish students at Margot's school

B. the shattering of windows at Mr. Frank's factory on Kristallnacht

C. the threats that Margot and Anne received as they played at the park

D. the death of both grandmothers within the same year

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