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Margot Frank

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Margot Betti Frank ( February 16 , 1926 – March 1945 ) was the sister of Anne Frank . Enrolled in a Montessori school in February 1934 , she was described as a shy, well-mannered, and studious girl who excelled in arithmetic . and got along with her mother better then Anne and her mother. Margot was the first in her family to receive a call-up letter ordering her to be placed in a labor camp. She had until the 15th to pack, so her family went into hiding, living in a place called the Secret Annexe for 2 years. Then, an unknown person told the Nazi 's the location of where the Frank family were hiding. As a result, Margot and the others got deported to the camps. Margot Frank died in March 1945 when she was severely ill and fell out of her bunk. v t e1

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sister of anne frank

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elder daughter of otto frank and edith frank and the elder sister of anne frank

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