**The Diary of a Young Girl**
In the winter of 1944, the Russian Army was on the advance. The Nazis decided to take as many prisoners as possible, who were still capable of working, back to Germany. The health of the ***** prisoners was a primary factor. Edith may not go along. Margot and Anne are then considered.
At the end of October or the beginning of November 1944, Margot and Anne Frank are crammed into a crowded freight train bound for the concentration camp at Bergen - Belsen. Edith Frank is left behind at Auschwitz.
After an awful train journey lasting three days, Margot and Anne arrives at Bergen - Belsen. More and more prisoners are being sent to Bergen-Belsen from the other concentration camps.
In winter of 1944-1945, the situation at Bergen - Belsen deteriorates. There is little or no food and the sanitary conditions are dreadful. Many of the prisoners become ill. There was no treatment facility. Margot and Anne Frank come down with typhus. They both *** just weeks before the camp is liberated.
