Why did the family take Frau Frieda in during the war years?

They needed extra help at home

They believed her dreams provided hope

She brought financial stability

She was a family friend

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B. They believed her dreams provided hope

The family took Frau Frieda in because they believed her dreams provided hope during the war, particularly when reality was grim.

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