How People Respond To Conflict In Anne Frank And Hitler Youth

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How do people best respond to conflict? This is the most unanswered question that people ask. So how do people best respond to conflict. Well many people have different and many ways to solve conflict. In the text “ Anne Frank”and “Hitler Youth” so much conflict in the text was happening which makes me want to read more and see how they solve there problems. There's so many ways conflict can be solve, but what is the best way to do it?

In both texts the Nazis took control over people and everything that the Jews had, some Jews went into hiding to survive and protect there family and in hope that they will live. In both text the people obscure from the world waiting if someone would take action to save them from the conflict. When no one

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