Anne Frank's Diary

Before you is more than a book. This is the personal diary of a 13-year-old girl, Anna, in which she describes her young dreams, hopes, difficulties, disappointments and experiences. Anna lives in the Netherlands and is about to become an adult. She dreams of becoming a writer, hangs postcards with her favorite movie stars on the wall, makes a list of cosmetics to buy, conflicts with her parents, wants to go to school and experiences her first childhood crush. Just like all girls her age, but...
These records are over 80 years old. Anne Frank is Jewish. She keeps her diary in letters to an imaginary friend from 1942 to 1944 in a secret refuge, where her family and 4 other people are hiding from the Nazis. They are forced to get along with each other in a cramped space, have no connection with the outside world and are afraid of every knock.
Anna will never go to school again. She will no longer see friends and will not buy cosmetics. Her first love will remain her last. In 1945, she died in the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp, losing first her mother and then her sister.
Anne's father Otto Frank handed over to the whole world a unique document of the era - a diary of his daughter, piercing in its frankness, who loved life with all her heart. It was translated into many languages ​​and became one of the loudest testimonies to the horrors of Nazism. The story of Anne Frank must never be repeated.

This tragic lesson from the past is a message to all future generations from one little girl, whose one cherished dream nevertheless came true: she became a great writer.