The Diary of a Young Girl

The Diary of a Young Girl is Anne Frank's account of the more than two years she and her family spent hiding from Nazi persecution in Amsterdam during the Second World War. Written while she was in hiding, the diary records daily life in the secret annex, her relationships with those around her, her hopes and fears, and her development as a young writer. It ends before Anne and the others in hiding were discovered and deported.

by Anne Frank

Uitgeverij Bert Bakker · First published 1947 · 276 pages