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1 December, 05:58

Review the passage from "If Anne Frank Only Knew." That diary, of her life in hiding during World War II, is now being studied in North Korea's schools. But Anne Frank's plea for peace and freedom got lost in translation. Which is the best conclusion one could draw from the passage? The author feels Anne Frank's diary is not appropriate reading material for North Koreans. The author feels that the translator who translated the diary from the Dutch language and into the North Korean language did a bad job. The author feels that the North Koreans are twisting the diary's message to suit thei

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  1. 1 December, 06:12
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    I believe the answer should be D. - The author feels that the North Koreans are twisting the diary's message to suit thei
  2. 1 December, 08:03
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    The author feels that the North Koreans are twisting the diary's message to suit thei
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