Number 37 Merwedeplein is the flat the Frank family lived before going into hiding. What do you notice about many of the apartment complexes in the area?

The apartment complexes in the region are very similar and are characterized by large buildings that house a large number of apartments. This can make us realize that these apartments were, for the most part, small, but had enough space for a family of 4 to live with the minimum of comfort.

Explanation:

As stated in the question above, Anne Frank and her family lived in Merwedeplein in Amsterdam, in apartment 37, between 1933 and 1942, when the Nazi occupation took possession of the Netherlands and Anne and her family, of Jewish origin, had to leave the apartment and live in a hiding place organized by Mr. Frank.

Currently Merwedeplein is very visited by people who admire Anne Frank and can see how her home was and the environment where she lived.

When looking at the apartment complexes in the region, we can see a pattern, containing tall and wide buildings with small and numerous apartments in their composition.

It would depend becuase alot of villages in Egypt had a river runing through it so any invaders could follow the river and be led right to a village, but any village or city that is in the middle of the desert could easily be one of the hardest things for invaders to attack due to a few reasons, One would be lack of water and major armor, being at the time armor was either animal pelts or lether binded chain so it made them quite dire for water.

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