The Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank

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what are the concerns of the group?

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The group is primarily concerned with being found out by the Nazis. To this end they are hyper vigilant in trying to remain quiet and inconspicuous. They also must contend with relationships and personality differences in such close quarters.

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