Ana Frank's Diary

After the invasion of the Netherlands, the Franks, German Jewish merchants who had emigrated to Amsterdam in 1933, hid from the Gestapo in an attic attached to the building where Anne's father had his offices. There were eight people detained from June 1942 to August 1944 when they were arrested and sent to concentration camps. In this place and in the most precarious conditions, Ana, then a thirteen-year-old girl, wrote her shocking diary: a unique testimony of its kind about the horror and barbarism of the Nazis and about Ana's own feelings and experiences. his companions. Anne died in March 1945 in the Bergen-Belsen camp. Your journal will never die.