Anne Frank's The Diary Of A Young Girl Is Among The Most Enduring Documents Of The Twentieth Century. Since Its Publication In 1947, It Has Been Read By Tens Of Millions Of People All Over The World. It Remains A Beloved And Deeply Admired Testament To The Indestructible Nature Of The Human Spirit. Restored In This Definitive Edition Are Diary Entries That Were Omitted From The Original Edition. These Passages, Which Constitute 30 Percent More Material, Reinforce The Fact That Anne Was First And Foremost A Teenage Girl, Not A Remote And Flawless Symbol. She Fretted About And Tried To Cope With Her Own Sexuality. Like Many Young Girls, She Often Found Herself In Disagreements With Her Mother. And Like Any Teenager, She Veered Between The Carefree Nature Of A Child And The Full-Fledged Sorrow Of An Adult. Anne Emerges More Human, More Vulnerable And More Vital Than Ever.
anne Frank And Her Family, Fleeing The Horrors Of Nazi Occupation, Hid In The Back Of An Amsterdam Warehouse For Two Years. She Was Thirteen When She Went Into The Secret Annex With Her Family.
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Frank, Anne
ANNE FRANK nasceu em Frankfurt em 1929. Em 1933, sua família fugiu para Amsterdam para escapar do cerco nazista. De 1942 a 1944, após a invasão da Holanda pelo exército alemão, a família se escondeu em um anexo secreto nos fundos da empresa do pai de Anne, onde ela escreveu seu mundialmente famoso diário. Em agosto de 1944, a jovem escritora e sua família foram descobertas e deportadas. Anne Frank morreu em fevereiro de 1945, aos quinze anos, junto com a irmã Margot, no campo de concentração de Bergen-Belsen. |