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ANNE FRANK Life During The Holocaust

Youth theater production explores serious subject

By Sara Sullivan

Posted: February 11, 2011 at 5 a.m.

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Fourteen-year-old Nicole lives in a modern world occupied by boys, dance team, her iPod and avoiding homework. She has little inclination to appreciate the horrors of the Holocaust that she’s learning about in class and isn’t sure if she even believes that Anne Frank was a real person.

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